Viewing the archive domain graph
Guidewire uses the DOT plain text graph description
language to represent the archive domain graph. The DOT language describes
complex graph relationships in a way that both humans and computers can
use. Files that contain DOT text generally end with a .dot extension. Specialized software
can generate a visual presentation of the archive domain graph from DOT
text.
Guidewire provides access to the DOT text description of the archive domain graph through the screen. You must have system administration privileges to access the Server Tools screens.
Generate the archive domain graph in PDF format
About this task
Use the following procedure to create a graphical representation of the archive domain graph in PDF format.
Procedure
- Log into PolicyCenter by using an administrative account.
- Navigate to Server Tools.
- In the left-hand navigation pane, select .
- Click Download and save the ZIP file to your local machine.
- Extract the contents of the ZIP file into a permanent directory.
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In a command prompt, run the following
command.
- dot.exe -Tpdf -opdf-file.pdf dot-file
In the command, the pdf-file parameter is the name to give to the PDF file. The dot-file parameter is the name of the DOT-formatted file to use to generate the archive domain graph.
Generate the archive domain graph in PNG format
About this task
Use the following procedure to create a graphical representation of the archive domain graph in PNG format.
Procedure
- Log into PolicyCenter by using an administrative account.
- Navigate to Server Tools.
- In the left-hand navigation pane, select .
- Click Download and save the ZIP file to your local machine.
- Extract the contents of the ZIP file into a permanent directory.
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In a command prompt, run the following
command.
- dot.exe -Tpng -opng-file.png dot-file
In the command, the png-file parameter is the name to give to the PNG file. The dot-file parameter is the name of the DOT-formatted file to use to generate the archive domain graph.
