Implementing endpoints for custom incidents and risk units
To configure a custom incident and risk unit with no damageable, you must do the following:
Step | More Information |
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1. Create the data model entities. | Incidents and risk units: Data model design |
2. Generate endpoints for the custom incident. | Incidents and risk units: Incident endpoints |
3. Generate endpoints for the custom risk unit. | Incidents and risk units: Risk unit endpoints |
4. Create a JSON value resolver for the risk unit. | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with no damageable |
5. Configure the schema extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with no damageable |
6. Configure the mapping extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with no damageable |
7. Configure the updater extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with no damageable |
8. Complete any additional configuration required for new endpoints | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with no damageable |
To configure a custom incident and risk unit with a damageable, you must do the following:
Step | More Information |
---|---|
1. Create the data model entities. | Incidents and risk units: Data model design |
2. Generate endpoints for the custom incident. | Incidents and risk units: Incident endpoints |
3. Generate endpoints for the custom risk unit. | Incidents and risk units: Risk unit endpoints |
4. Create a JSON value resolver for the damageable. | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with damageable |
5. Configure the schema extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with damageable |
6. Configure the mapping extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with damageable |
7. Configure the updater extension file | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with damageable |
8. Complete any additional configuration required for new endpoints | Incidents and risk units: Configuration with damageable |