The GGC directory contains samples programs, source files, templates, and documentation.
Your Genero Ghost Client (GGC) installation directory contains a directory structure with files
as shown:Figure: Contents of ggc installation directory
The GGC installation directory contains several subdirectories.
bin
This directory contains wrapper script files for running the command line tools ggcadmin and ggcgen.
doc
The /doc/javadoc/ directory contains documentation detailing the Java
packages and classes that make up the Genero Ghost Client. See the help file by launching the
/doc/javadoc/index.html file in your browser.
jars
This directory contains the Java jar files for the HTTP interface, logging, and encoding.
lib
Contains the ggc.42m BDL module that defines the BDL API.
src
This directory contains directories for the quick-start and the
samples programs. The quick-start directory contains the
source files for the Quick Start: Generate and execute a test scenario tutorial. It also contains the
ggc-quick-start.gar for deploying to the GAS, and a build script for creating
the Genero archive. The samples directory contains the
demo directory with Java source files for the tutorial to Write a Java test. The ggclib directory contains
ggc.4gl, the source for the BDL API.
template
This directory contains two subdirectories, bdl and
java. The subdirectories contain a set of templates used for generating BDL and Java tests. They contain files with the necessary
front calls that characterize generic tests that perform checks, or execute actions (events).
Corresponding files are prefaced with either check_, or
events_.
There are several files in the root directory, including the ggc.jar file
that implements the GGC and envggc scripts to configure the GGC environment. These files will not require modification.
