Preparing for integration development
During integration development, you edit configuration files in the hierarchy of files in the
product installation directory. In most cases, you modify data only through the Guidewire
Studio interface, which handles any SCM (Source Control Management) requests. The Studio
interface also copies read-only files to the configuration module in the file
hierarchy for your files and makes files writable as appropriate.
However, in some cases you need to add files directly to directories in the
configuration module hierarchy, such as Java class files for Java plugin
support. The configuration module hierarchy for your files is in the hierarchy:
PolicyCenter/modules/configurationSome of the main configuration subdirectories are
described in the following table.
Directory under the |
Files that the directory contains |
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Your web application configuration files, also known as PCF files. |
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The logging configuration file log4j2.xml. |
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Two types of templates relevant for integration.
The base configuration provides versions of some of these templates. |
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Your Java plugin files. Register your plugin implementations in the Plugins registry in Studio. When you register the plugin in
the Plugins registry, you can specify a plugin directory, which is the name of a
subdirectory of the plugins directory. If you do not specify a subdirectory,
PolicyCenter uses the For a messaging plugin, you must register this information in two different registries:
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Some additional important integration-related directories are described in the following table.
Directory under the PolicyCenter installation directory |
Files that the directory contains |
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PolicyCenter installation directory |
Command-prompt tools such as gwb.bat. Use for the following integration tasks:
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WSDL files generated locally. |
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Command-prompt tools that control a running PolicyCenter server. Almost all of these tools are small Gosu scripts that call public web service APIs. |
