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   === Contributing a Policy
   
  -Now that you know how to create an apiman plugin, you might be wondering what you can actually do with it!
  -
  -The most important purpose of a plugin is to provide additional *Policies* that can be used when configuring Plans, APIs, and Client Apps in
  -Apiman.
  +Now that you know how to create an Apiman plugin, you might be wondering what you can actually do with it!
  +
  +The most important purpose of a plugin is to provide additional *Policies* that can be used when configuring Plans, APIs, and Client Apps in Apiman.
   
   Although Apiman comes with a set of useful built-in policies, it is often  necessary for users to provide their own custom policies.
   The best way to do that is to create a plugin that provides such policies.
  
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  ==== JSON Schema Policy Configuration SDK
  
  If you are creating a non-trivial JSON Schema (more than just a couple of simple fields)
  it can be difficult to get it right without a few iterations.
  For this reason, we have created a simple "SDK" to help you create your JSON Schema quickly.
  
  The SDK can be found in the Apiman GitHub repository at the following location:
  
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    @Override
    public Class<MyConfigBean> getConfigurationClass() {
      return MyConfigBean.class;
    }
  
  