DATM-59-03 Define CONGA Roles and Templates

The role sample-app declares a parameter sampleApp.linkList (with default value)
Update the deployment descriptor template (context.xml.hbs) to include the value of this parameter
Be aware that the parameter is an array of multiple string values (URL). Put the URLs separated by “,” in the “link-list” parameter in the XML file
Define multiple link list URLs in the dev environment

The role tomcat declares an optional instanceId parameter (commented out)
Update the templates setenv batch files to set a Java system environment parameter sample.instanceId with the configured value for this parameter
- Generate script lines like this for Windows (setenv.bat.hbs)
```
REM Set example instance ID
SET CATALINA_OPTS=%CATALINA_OPTS% -Dsample.instanceId=xyz
```
- Generate script lines like this for Unix (setenv.sh.hbs)
```
# Set example instance ID
CATALINA_OPTS="$CATALINA_OPTS -Dsample.instanceId=xyz"
```
Make sure that these new lines are only included in the batch file if a value for instanceId is configured (condition)
Set the instanceId in the dev environment to test
Set the instanceId in the prod environment to the node name of each node

Define two variants “single” and “multitenant” in the sample-app role
- single = Singe application deployment without tenants
- multitenant = Deploy multiple webapps to a single tomcat instance - one for each tenant with configuration for each tenant
Assign the existing files sample-app.xml and sample.app.war to the variant “single”
Create two new file definitions for the variant “multitenant”
- Deployment descriptor xyz.xml - one file per tenant with “multiply” plugin - xyz is the tenant name
- WAR file xyz.war - one file per tenant with “multiply” plugin - xyz is the tenant name
Change the dev environment to use the “single” variant for the sample-app roles
Change the prod environment to use the “multitenant” variante for the sample-app roles
Define two tenants “tenant1” and “tenant2”
Change the welcome message to “Hello World, welcome xyz!” - xyz is the tenant name
Define one link URL that is used for all tenants. Define additional link URLs for each tenant and merge the list with the global URL. For each tenant both global and tenant-specific link URLs should be displayed.

A) Make sure the list of link URLs is displayed properly in the webapp and the links are clickable
B) Make sure “test” is displayed as instance ID on the dev environment, and “prod1” / “prod2” for the nodes on the prod environment
C) Deploy the multitenant configuration of the prod environment to your Tomcat
- Open URLs http://localhost:8080/tenant1 and http://localhost:8080/tenant2
- Both should show different values for the welcome message and link list