UniPay Directory Structure

Top Level Resources:


Name Type Description
$app-home Virtual Root folder for TidyPay installation
$ftpgates-root Virtual Root folder for FTP Gates's batch service. All file exchanges occur through this folder.

Files to be sent to Providers are placed in respective sub-folders and are subsequently processed by UniBroker or by TidyPay. Tokenization results are placed in respective sub-folder by UniBroker for further consumption by TidyPay.
$profiles-home Virtual Stores build profiles and associated resources necessary for the application deployment.
$sources-home Virtual Root directory for the repository with the source code (currently GIT).
$telium2-root Virtual Root directory for the entire file structure inside the terminal from the Tellium2 family. This directory can contain 5 applications.
$unibroker-home Virtual Root folder for UniBroker installation
$unibroker-root Virtual Root folder for UniBroker's batch service. All file exchanges occur through this folder.

Files to be sent to Providers are placed in respective sub-folders and are subsequently processed by UniBroker. Results are placed by respective sub-folders by UniBroker for further consumption by TidyPay.

Resource Types:


Directoryphysical directory on server's hard drive
Filephysical file on server's hard drive
Virtualvirtual directory, which maps to a physical directory, name and location of which are determined by the deployment conditions and requirements


providers-emulator
($app-home/resources/providers-emulator)
Added On:  07/09/14
Status:  Active
Type:  Directory
Parent:  resources
Stores servlets with providers' responses for testing of transaction logging through proxy emulator.

Contents:


Name Type Status Description
[provider-name].txt File Active Stores pre-configured responses of various providers (processors) which are returned by providers-emulator servlet (used for testing of transaction logging to verify handling of damaged responses).

The name of the file ([provider-name]) has to match last segment of the calling URL (it will normally be the name of the provider).

For example, if provider's name is cards-realtime/litle, the name of the file will be /resources/providers-emulator/litle.txt,
and the calling URL for the servlet will look similar to https://[server-name]/resources/providers-emulator/litle

Please note, that there should be no spaces in the filename, use dash instead.