E.3 Format of an exported security policy list XML file

The following describes the format of an exported security policy list XML file.

Example of an exported security policy list XML file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<policy name="General">
    <note>Description in the note</note>
    <phones number="09000010001">
        <note>Customer A</note>
    </phones>
    <apps name="In-house application">
        <version>1.0</version>
        <alerttype>0</alerttype>
        <installtype>1</installtype>
        <os>1</os>
        <note>For in-house information access</note>
    </apps>
    <urls name="http://www.xyz.co.jp">
        <alerttype>0</alerttype>
        <note>Search site</note>
    </urls>
</policy>

Important note: Do not edit the exported file.

Format of an exported security policy list XML file

Element name	Description	Type	Value output format	Maximum number of bytes^#
policy	Security policy root element	!	N	0
name	Security policy name	@	A maximum of 20 characters	80
note	Description of the security policy	!	A maximum of 1,000 characters	4000
phones	Phone number list root element	-	N	0
phone	Phone number information root element	+	N	0
number	Phone number	@	A maximum of 20 characters A hyphen (-) is not included. Only numbers are output.	20
note	Description of the phone number	!	A maximum of 1,000 characters	4000
apps	Application list root element	-	N	0
app	Application information	+	N	0
name	Application name	@	A maximum of 100 characters	400
version	Application version	!	A maximum of 100 characters	400
alerttype	Alert type	!	0: Allowed 1: Prohibited	1
installtype	Installation type	!	0: Installation allowed 1: Installation required	1
os	OS type	!	0: iOS 1: Android	1
note	Application description	!	A maximum of 1000 characters	4000
urls	Web site list root element	-	N	0
url	Web site information	+	N	0
name	URL	@	A maximum of 200 characters	800
alerttype	Alert type	!	0: Allowed 1: Prohibited	1
note	URL description	!	A maximum of 1000 characters	4000

Legend:

N: No value is output.

@: Attribute value of the element

!: Required

-: Optional

+: One or more repetitions

#: The maximum number of bytes if UTF-8 or UTF-16 is specified for the character encoding. For half-width alphanumeric characters and symbols, one character is counted as one byte. For other characters, one character is counted as four bytes.

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