E.5 Format of an exported distributed-application XML file
The following describes the format of an exported distributed-application XML file.
Example of an exported distributed-application XML file
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<delivery name="Sample application">
<description>Description</description>
<binary>distributed-application-package</binary>
<installparam>installParam</installparam>
<mime>package-type</mime>
<pkg_no>package-No.</pkg_no>
<pkg_id>package-ID</pkg_id>
</delivery>- Important note
-
Do not edit the exported file.
Format of an exported distributed-application XML file
|
Element name |
Description |
Type |
Value output format |
Maximum number of bytes# |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
delivery |
Distributed application root element |
! |
N |
0 |
|
name |
Distributed application name |
@ |
A maximum of 100 characters |
400 |
|
description |
Description |
! |
A maximum of 1000 characters |
4000 |
|
binary |
Distributed application package |
! |
Binary value |
Package size |
|
installparam |
Install Parameters |
! |
A maximum of 256 characters |
1024 |
|
mime |
Package type |
! |
A maximum of 256 characters |
1024 |
|
pkg_no |
Package No. |
! |
UUID value |
36 |
|
pkg_id |
Package ID |
! |
UUID value |
36 |
- Legend:
-
N: No value is output.
@: Attribute value of the element
!: Required
#: 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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