guniweb-sap-mcp 0.7.0 → 0.8.0

package/README.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ graph TB
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 ### Infrastructure
-- **Three Transport Modes** -- stdio, Streamable HTTP, SSE
+- **Two Transport Modes** -- stdio and Streamable HTTP (the legacy SSE transport was removed in 0.8.0)
 - **Named destinations (0.3.0)** -- one server, several SAP systems; a Bearer token per n8n credential selects the system and its permissions. Static API key still supported
 - **Docker Ready** -- Docker Compose for n8n + SAP MCP sidecar
 - **Zero telemetry** -- the server talks to the SAP/BTP endpoints you configure and to nothing else. No usage statistics, no update checks, no crash reports
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ A `docker-compose.yml` that puts n8n next to the server is in the repository.
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 | `--tool-timeout` / `SAP_MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT` | `30` (seconds) | Time budget for a **whole tool call**, however many SAP requests it makes. On expiry the client gets a valid MCP response with `truncated: true` and a plain-language reason — never a hanging connection. Paginated reads return the pages fetched so far. `0` disables the budget (logged as a warning at startup) |
 | `SAP_HTTP_TIMEOUT_MS`         | `30000`        | Timeout for a **single** outbound SAP request (ms). Hanging gateways fail fast with a structured `TIMEOUT` error instead of stalling the n8n agent. Capped by whatever is left of the tool budget above |
-| `--cache-dir` / `SAP_CACHE_DIR` | _(unset = in-memory only)_ | Persist the catalog and metadata caches to disk so a restart does not refetch them. Without it every restart re-reads the full catalog — on a system with 1222 services that is the cold start that breaks client timeouts. n8n evicts its own client entry on a transport error, so restarts are not rare |
+| `--cache-dir` / `SAP_CACHE_DIR` | _(unset = in-memory only)_ | Persist the catalog and metadata caches to disk so a restart does not refetch them. Without it every restart re-reads the full catalog — on a system with over a thousand services that is the cold start that breaks client timeouts. n8n evicts its own client entry on a transport error, so restarts are not rare |
 | `SAP_CA_CERT` | _(unset)_ | Path to the root CA that signs your SAP certificate — the documented way past a corporate PKI. Mirrored into `NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS`. Prefer this over `SAP_TLS_VERIFY=false`, which disables the check rather than solving it |
 | `--concurrency` / `SAP_CONCURRENCY` | `5` | Upper bound on simultaneous SAP requests where several are unavoidable |
 | `--allow-write` / `SAP_MCP_ALLOW_WRITE` | _(unset = read-only)_ | **Since 0.2.2 the server is read-only by default.** `sap_create`, `sap_update`, `sap_delete`, `sap_function` and `sap_idoc_send` are not registered at all until you set this — a tool an agent cannot see is a tool it cannot call by accident. `--read-only` is still accepted and now simply describes the default |
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ A `docker-compose.yml` that puts n8n next to the server is in the repository.
 
 In HTTP transport mode the `/idoc` route is mounted on the MCP port: with `--webhook-secret` it authenticates independently of `--api-key` (so SAP's Basic auth works while n8n uses the Bearer key); without it, it falls under `--api-key` if set — and is **open** if neither is configured (the server logs a warning at startup).
 
-Both timeouts must stay **below the smallest client limit** in your setup. Measured against a production S/4HANA behind Cloudflare: Cloudflare aborts at 100 s (`524`), n8n's MCP client transport at 300 s. A budget above the smallest limit never takes effect, because the client gives up first.
+Both timeouts must stay **below the smallest client limit** in your setup. Typical limits: a reverse proxy such as Cloudflare aborts at 100 s (`524`), n8n's MCP client transport at 300 s. A budget above the smallest limit never takes effect, because the client gives up first.
 
 #### Tracing a slow tool call
 
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ If `SAP_TLS_VERIFY=false` is in effect, **every tool result** carries a warning
 
 Clients that *require* a session id — they read `mcp-session-id` from the initialize response and send it back on subsequent requests — will fail against this server. The n8n MCP Client, Claude Desktop, and the MCP Inspector all work without it.
 
-The legacy `--transport sse` mode is different: it keeps a per-connection session and expects a `?sessionId=` query parameter on `/messages`. Prefer `http` for new setups.
+The legacy `--transport sse` mode was removed in 0.8.0; use `http`.
 
 #### Several SAP systems: `destinations.json`
 
@@ -410,7 +410,7 @@ graph TB
     end
 
     subgraph Server["guniweb-sap-mcp"]
-        Transport["Transport<br/>stdio | HTTP | SSE"]
+        Transport["Transport<br/>stdio | HTTP"]
         UserCtx["UserContext<br/>Extraction"]
         Registry["ToolRegistryManager<br/>Core | OData | IDoc"]
         Tools["17 MCP Tools<br/>3 Resources &bull; 3 Prompts"]