Changes between Version 185 and Version 186 of CMDI 1.2/Specification

Timestamp:

06/06/16 11:37:19 (8 years ago)

Author:

Menzo Windhouwer

Comment:

Moved explanation of foreign attributes in the envelop

CMDI 1.2/Specification

@@ -234 +234 @@
 
 The first three elements (`<cmd:Header>`, `<cmd:Resources>` and `<cmd:IsPartOfList>`) constitute the ''CMD instance envelope'' and reside in the `cmd` namespace. The ''CMD instance payload'' is contained in the `<cmd:Components>` element, which (profile specific) substructure  exists in the profile-specific namespace (prefix `cmdp`), possibly adorned with attributes in the `cmd`  namespace.
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+In addition to this,  foreign attributes (XML attributes of other namespaces than those defined in the [#typography_namespaces Typographic and XML Namespace conventions]) `MAY` occur anywhere in `<cmd:Header>`, `<cmd:Resources>` and `<cmd:IsPartOfList>` elements and on the `<cmd:Components>` element (but not on any of its children).
+These foreign namespaces SHOULD be ignored by tools unrelated to the party associated with the namespace and therefore MAY be removed during processing. The foreign namespace MUST be representative of the party that introduces the extension. Therefore, the namespace `SHOULD NOT` start with `http://www.clarin.eu`, `http://clarin.eu`, etc. unless the foreign namespace is introduced by the owner of the domain ''clarin.eu''.
 
 A detailed specification of the above mentioned parts of a CMD instance is given in the next four sections.
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 || ||`<cmd:MdCollectionDisplayName>`||`xs:string`||0 or 1||The collection to which the described resource belongs, given as a human-readable name. Exploitation tools can use this name to present metadata collections.||
  
- In addition to this,  foreign attributes (XML attributes of other namespaces than those defined in the [#typography_namespaces Typographic and XML Namespace conventions])  `MAY` occur anywhere in `<cmd:Header>`, `<cmd:Resources>` and `<cmd:IsPartOfList>` elements and on the `<cmd:Components>` element (but not on any of its children).
-These foreign namespaces SHOULD be ignored by tools unrelated to the party associated with the namespace and therefore MAY be removed during processing. The foreign namespace MUST be representative of the party that introduces the extension. Therefore, the namespace `SHOULD NOT` start with `http://www.clarin.eu`, `http://clarin.eu`, etc. unless the foreign namespace is introduced by the owner of the domain ''clarin.eu''.
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 === Examples ===