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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">
    <os>OS type</os>
    <identifier>Bundle ID</identifier>
    <version>Package version</version>
    <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

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#1

delivery

Distributed application root element

!

N

0

name

Distributed application name

@

A maximum of 100 characters

400

os

OS type

-#2

0: iOS

1: Android

1

identifier

Bundle ID

In Android

-

In iOS

!

In Android

N

In iOS

A maximum of 256 characters

In Android

0

In iOS

1024

version

Package version

In Android

-

In iOS

!

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

-

In Android

A maximum of 256 characters

In iOS

A maximum of 1000 characters

In Android

1024

In iOS

4000

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

-: Optional

#1: 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.

#2: If you import an exported distributed-application XML file for which the OS type is not defined, the OS type is assumed to be Android.

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