complexType CacType

diagram
namespace	http://www.tibco.com/XPD/ScriptDescriptor/
children	scriptingName canonicalClassName
annotation	documentation Definition of a CAC Type (Case Access Class).
source	<xsd:complexType name="CacType">   <xsd:annotation>     <xsd:documentation>Definition of a CAC Type (Case Access Class).</xsd:documentation>   </xsd:annotation>   <xsd:sequence>     <xsd:element name="scriptingName" type="string">       <xsd:annotation>         <xsd:documentation>Name that will be used to refer to the Case Access Class from within the script. For example: cac_com_example_claimmodel_Claim. </xsd:documentation>       </xsd:annotation>     </xsd:element>     <xsd:element name="canonicalClassName" type="string">       <xsd:annotation>         <xsd:documentation>Fully qualified class name. For example: com.example.claimmodel.si.cac.ClaimCAC.</xsd:documentation>       </xsd:annotation>     </xsd:element>   </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complexType>

element CacType/scriptingName

diagram
type	xs:string
properties	content  simple
annotation	documentation Name that will be used to refer to the Case Access Class from within the script. For example: cac_com_example_claimmodel_Claim.
source	<xsd:element name="scriptingName" type="string">   <xsd:annotation>     <xsd:documentation>Name that will be used to refer to the Case Access Class from within the script. For example: cac_com_example_claimmodel_Claim. </xsd:documentation>   </xsd:annotation> </xsd:element>

element CacType/canonicalClassName

diagram
type	xs:string
properties	content  simple
annotation	documentation Fully qualified class name. For example: com.example.claimmodel.si.cac.ClaimCAC.
source	<xsd:element name="canonicalClassName" type="string">   <xsd:annotation>     <xsd:documentation>Fully qualified class name. For example: com.example.claimmodel.si.cac.ClaimCAC.</xsd:documentation>   </xsd:annotation> </xsd:element>

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