Class stereotypes

Cúram class stereotypes include audit_mappings, extension classes, and facade classes.

The following table lists the class stereotypes, a short description of each, and a reference to a more detailed description.

Table 1. Cúram class stereotypes
Class stereotype	Description	Reference
audit_mappings	Use an audit mappings class to define extra fields in the database for auditing purposes.	AuditMappings classes overview
domain_definition	A domain definition is a meta-model class that defines a data type.	Domain definition classes
entity	An entity class encapsulates data-maintenance functions on a database table.	Entity classes
extension	Use extension classes to change the Audit Fields or Last Updated Field options of an entity or struct class.	Extension classes
facade	Use facade classes to create client-visible operations. Facade classes provide a simplified interface to a larger body of code, such as a class.	Facade classes
process	A process class encapsulates a business process.	Process classes
rest	Use a rest stereotype class for facades that contain nested lists which REST API services use.	Cúram REST API methods
struct	A struct class is a meta-model representation of a Java class that contains a collection of fields.	Struct classes
wsinbound	A WS Inbound class represents an inbound web service.	Cúram Web Services Guide