What is an example of a feature category in Guidewire package naming?

In Guidewire package naming, the integration category is used to denote packages that are primarily focused on interfacing with other systems, handling data exchange, and orchestrating communications. This includes functionality related to connecting Guidewire applications with external services or databases, facilitating the flow of data between disparate systems, and managing integration points. Given that integration is a critical function in the development and deployment of applications within the Guidewire ecosystem, identifying packages under this category helps organize functionalities that are specifically designed to support interactions with external systems, providing clarity to developers and maintainers regarding the purpose of those packages.

The other categories have their own distinct functions within Guidewire. For instance, property typically refers to functionalities that manage property-related policies and claims, while controller often pertains to the handling of user interface logic and interactions within the application itself. Base is a foundational category that usually includes shared or core classes that multiple other categories can depend on but does not specifically denote features associated with interacting with external systems.