xsd.ows.2.0.1.owsManifest.xsd Maven / Gradle / Ivy
owsManifest.xsd 2011-10-21
This XML Schema Document specifies types and elements for
document or resource references and for package manifests that contain
multiple references. The contents of each type and element specified here
can be restricted and/or extended for each use in a specific OWS
specification.
OWS is an OGC Standard.
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Base for a reference to a remote or local
resource.
This type contains only a restricted and annotated set of
the attributes from the xlink:simpleLink attributeGroup.
Reference to a remote resource or local payload. A
remote resource is typically addressed by a URL. For a local payload
(such as a multipart mime message), the xlink:href must start with the
prefix cid:.
Reference to a resource that describes the role of this
reference. When no value is supplied, no particular role value is to
be inferred.
Although allowed, this attribute is not expected to be
useful in this application of xlink:simpleLink.
Describes the meaning of the referenced resource in a
human-readable fashion.
Although allowed, this attribute is not expected to be
useful in this application of xlink:simpleLink.
Although allowed, this attribute is not expected to be
useful in this application of xlink:simpleLink.
Complete reference to a remote or local resource,
allowing including metadata about that resource.
Optional unique identifier of the referenced
resource.
The format of the referenced resource. This
element is omitted when the mime type is indicated in the http
header of the reference.
Optional unordered list of additional metadata
about this resource. A list of optional metadata elements for
this ReferenceType could be specified in the Implementation
Specification for each use of this type in a specific
OWS.
Logical group of one or more references to remote and/or
local resources, allowing including metadata about that group. A Group
can be used instead of a Manifest that can only contain one
group.
Unordered list of one or more groups of references to
remote and/or local resources.