CentraSite Documentation : Runtime Governance with CentraSite : Run-Time Targets : Creating and Managing Target Types : The Target Type Definition File : Target Type Definition Files for Third-Party Target Types
Target Type Definition Files for Third-Party Target Types
If you are using a third-party target type, you must provide a target type definition file that contains references to the following files.
File
Description
<TargetTypeName>.xml
Specifies the target type name, description and format of the run-time policies that the target type expects the receive. The following format is supported:
*WS-Policy Attachment: The target type expects to receive run-time policies attached to services as WS-PolicyAttachments (i.e., attached to the service as a UDDI Object with a Local/Remote Policy Reference).
Note:  
The Include policy inline with WSDL format is not supported in this release.
EventType.xml
A descriptor file that describes the format in XML for mapping the predefined event attributes to the SNMP Traps defined in the MIB file. This file is optional. However, if you omit this file, CentraSite will not be able to capture events.
<TargetTypeName>.xsl
Should transform the policy from CentraSite format to a format that can be consumed by your target type. You can either:
*Use a custom .xsl or .xslt file to transform the policies
—OR—
*Pass the policies to the policy enforcement engine unchanged, and in your policy enforcement engine, you should transform the policy details into your target-specific format.
<TargetTypeName>.mib
A run-time events configuration file that contains the SNMP Traps metadata and Object Identifiers (OIDs) for the event types and their attributes. CentraSite uses this file to capture run-time events that have occurred in your target.
This file is optional. However, if you omit this file, CentraSite will not be able to capture events.
MANIFEST.MF
Should describe the contents of the jar file. The manifest file is used to identify resources.
Note:  
If you omit the MIB file and the descriptor file, and you later decide to add them, you must delete the original target type and create a new one.
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