Getting Started

Welcome to the sample for a multitenant cap project with apps usable in SCP central portal.

It contains these folders and files:

File / Folder	Purpose
db/schema.cds	domain model with the single entity AccessRights
srv/services.cds	service model for the entity AccessRights
srv/saas-provisioning/provisioning.js	service called during customer subaccount subscription, create the schema and return the url of the portal
app/com.alteaup.solutions.accessrights/	Fiori Elements very simple app for the AccessRights entity
cloud-foundry/	Cloud Foundry related objects, services, and configuration
cloud-foundry/approuter/xs-apps.json	Configuration of the App Router routes
cloud-foundry/html5-deployer	Folder for generated ui5 apps
cloud-foundry/xsuaa/xs-security.json	Authorization Scopes and Roles configuration
cloud-foundry/portal-deployer\portal-site\CommonDataModel.json	Configuration of the apps availables in the portal content manager
server.js	Custom bootstrap script for overriding provisioning
npm-install-all-apps.sh	Shell script to install ui5-task-zipper in apps folders
mta.yaml	MTA yaml configuration for the whole project
package.json	project metadata and configuration
README.md	this getting started guide

Deploy in SAP Cloud Platform trial one time

• login in your trial subaccount
• create an instance of SAP HANA Cloud DB with the option allow all IP address
• map the instance of the db to the trial organization
• run ./npm-install-all-apps.sh
• run npm run build && npm run deploy

For each customer

• create a new subaccount for the customer (don't need Cloud Foundry enabled)
• add the entitlement portal service to the customer subaccount with service plan standard (Subscription)
• add the role collection Portal_Admin to you user
• subscribe the subaccount of the customer to the portal
• subscribe the subaccount of the customer to the app dev-mt-app-pub
• launch the portal service with the Go to Application link
• in the content explorer there is the app Manage Access-Rights, add it to My Content
• assign the app to the Everyone role
• create the new portal group Multitenant
• assign the app to the new group
• create and launch a site
• click on the tile Manage Access-Rights
• you get the error for the missing route, create the route in the trial space, bind to app mtt-approuter
• refresh the site page

References and thanks

• https://blogs.sap.com/2020/08/20/getting-your-head-into-cloud-application-programming-model-multitenancy/

Note

• saas AppName must be unique in Cloud Foundry?