Proxies

This only applies to the deployment model “Hosted in Your Own BTP Subaccount”

The Proxies management interface allows you to configure proxy connections for secure access to backend systems, typically used with SAP Cloud Connector to enable Integration Cockpit connectivity to on-premise systems.

Purpose: Configure proxy connections for secure data source connectivity, particularly for accessing on-premise backend systems through SAP Cloud Connector or other proxy services.

Navigate to Settings → Connectivity → Proxies to manage your proxy configurations.

Proxies Overview

*Proxies management interface showing configured proxy connections with Name column and controls for adding new proxy configurations*

What you see:

Proxy list showing configured proxy connections (e.g. SAP CloudConnector CSCC, SAP CloudConnector WPO)
Add button to create new proxy configurations
Management controls for searching and managing existing proxies

Proxy Management

Adding New Proxies

Click "+" Add button to create a new proxy connection
Create Proxy dialog appears with basic configuration fields:
- Name - Identifier for the proxy (e.g. "SAP CloudConnector WIC")
- URL - Proxy endpoint URL (see Onboarding Guide (SAP BTP Subaccount Configuration) for details on how to obtain the URL)

*Create Proxy dialog showing simple configuration form with Name and URL fields for basic proxy setup*

Managing Existing Proxies

Click on proxy names to edit detailed configurations
Edit Proxy interface provides comprehensive configuration options:
- General settings (Name, URL)
- Authentication configuration (OAuth2, Client ID, Secret, Token URL, Scope)
- Custom Headers for additional proxy requirements

*Edit Proxy interface showing detailed configuration sections including General settings, Authentication with OAuth2 credentials and Custom Headers for advanced proxy setup*

SAP Cloud Connector Integration

Proxies in Integration Cockpit are commonly used with SAP Cloud Connector for secure backend connectivity:

Prerequisites:

SAP BTP Connectivity Service instance created in BTP Cockpit with service key
SAP Cloud Connector configured with access policy set to "Path And All Sub-Paths"
Application binding established for the connectivity service

See the SAP BTP Subaccount Configuration section in the Onboarding Guide for the required details

Configuration Details:

Use URL from BTP Connectivity Service credentials (e.g. http://connectivityproxy.internal.cf.eu10.hana.ondemand.com:20003)
Configure OAuth2 authentication with client credentials from service key
Add Custom Headers such as SAP-Connectivity-SCC-Location_ID for multi-connector setups

Usage in Data Sources:

Select configured proxy in Data Source → Connection Details → Proxy field
Enables secure connectivity to backend systems (SAP ABAP, etc.) via Cloud Connector
Supports both HTTP and RFC connection types

Last Updated: February 23, 2026