Changes between Version 196 and Version 197 of CMDI 1.2/Specification

Timestamp:

06/20/16 14:33:19 (8 years ago)

Author:

Twan Goosen

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CMDI 1.2/Specification

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+The CMDI Component Specification Language (CCSL) is used to describe a CMD component or CMD profile. Hence, a CCSL document provides the structure for describing an aspect of a resource or (in the case of a profile specification) the complete payload structure of the CMD instance. It is also basis for the generation of the XML schema file that is used to validate a CMD instance (see section [#transformationIntoSchema Transformation of CCSL into a CMD schema definition] for details).
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-The CMDI Component Specification Language (CCSL) is used to describe a CMD component or CMD profile. Hence, a CCSL document provides the structure for describing an aspect of a resource or (in the case of a profile specification) the complete payload structure of the CMD instance. It is also basis for the generation of the XML schema file that is used to validate a CMD instance (see section [#transformationIntoSchema Transformation of CCSL into a CMD schema definition] for details).
 
 A CCSL document `MUST` contain a CCSL header and the actual CMD component description. Its root element `MUST` contain an XML attribute `@isProfile` to indicate if the document specifies a CMD profile or a CMD component and it `MUST` contain an XML attribute `@CMDVersion` specifying the CMDI version ("1.2"). The root element `MAY` also contain an XML attribute `@CMDOriginalVersion` specifying the CMDI version that was originally used to create the component.