In which file type are entities defined?

Entities in Guidewire Studio are defined in files with the eti file extension. These entity files typically contain metadata about the entities, which represent the data model of the application. The eti files provide structure, defining attributes, relationships, and constraints for the entities that will be used throughout the application.

This file format is specifically designed to be integrated with the Guidewire platform, enabling it to manage and process the entities in accordance with the business logic defined by those entities. The accurate structuring and definition within eti files are critical for ensuring that the data model is effectively utilized in the application, allowing for correct data handling and reporting.

Other file types may be related to data or configurations but do not serve the specific purpose of defining entities. For example, etx files are used for extended configurations, txt files are unstructured text files, and xml files, while useful for data representation and interchange, do not specifically define entities in the context of Guidewire applications.