Each time you create a new case type, a set of standard rules are added to your application to support it. It is important to understand a few of these so that it is clear which rules you are modifying when working in the Case Type Explorer or Case Designer.
Some standard rules include:
[Pattern inherited class name]-[case type name] — A class with directed inheritance to the Work-Cover- class.
This class serves as the applies to class for all other rules in this list, as well as any new rule you create to support your case type.
This class is named after the case type name you provide.
pyDefault — A case type.
This rule defines the configuration of your case type, including parent-child relationships, stages and steps, and instantiation details.
There can be only one case type rule in a class.
pyStartCase — A flow.
This is the default starting process for your case type. It is used to create cases from your case type.
pyCaseManagementDefault — A work parties rule.
This rule stores information about the participants in your case type.