Exchange Developer Resources

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Exchange package architecture

Developer Resources

Before starting your package development we strongly recommend you review the following articles.

Exchange Framework

• Exchange Framework

The Exchange Framework (TIF) makes it easier for developers to build integrations on Journey products in a more efficient, standardised and scalable manner. Everyone is encouraged to use this framework to build their next integration.

• Transact Fluent API Javadoc

A Javadoc reference describing the packages, classes and more that you can use to develop a Journey Manager solution.

• Coding Conventions & Practices

It is strongly recommended that you use these conventions and practices in your development effort.

• Techniques for Solving Common Requirements

Some handy tips for dealing with common scenarios in Groovy.

• Working with the Exchange Sandbox Environment

The sandbox environment is available for you to use during your development, to publish and test your solution.

• Accessing the Exchange GIT Repository

You are required to push your project source file to the Exchange GIT Repository prior to the certification process.

Certification

• Exchange Certification

Ensure you understand what is required to get your package certified.

Legacy

• Getting Started with Fluent Groovy Services

Ensure you have your IDE configured and you've gone through the Hello World Example.

• The Exchange Domain Shared Code Library

A library of reusable Groovy classes that are used extensively by the Exchange team.