XML Schema for Target Description Language Gottfried Zimmermann, Trace Center Universal Remote Console Consortium This is the XML schema for ISO/IEC 24752-4:2007 English 2004-01-28 2007-08-20 Copyright 2007 URCC Root element of Target Description. Specific order of children is required due to XSD syntax limitations. This is more restrictive than ISO/IEC 24752-4. Due to XSD syntax limitations, this is not as restrictive as ISO/IEC 24752-4: dcterms:conformsTo is required as a minimum. Platform-specific binding information for the Target. Resource Directory of the Target. Strictly, this element must be the RDF element of the given namespace, but there is no RDF element definition that could be referenced. The RDF element inserted here must include a ResourceDirectory element of namespace "http://myurc.org/res#", as specified in ISO/IEC 24752-5. References the Target that is being described. The URI may not be resolvable, but it must be globally unique. Hint to the URC whether this Target should not be shown to the user. The hidden attribute can be specified on Target and Socket level. The Socket inherits the setting from the Target. If specified on both levels, the Socket's hidden attribute overrides the one of the Target. Platform-specific binding information for the locator. Container for vendor-specific extension elements from other namespaces. Allowed values are "audio", "visual" and "other". Identifier for a particular networking platform. Specific order of children is required due to XSD syntax limitations. This is more restrictive than ISO/IEC 24752-4. Specifies a URI (as element content) that can be used to retrieve the Socket Description document for the Socket. Specifies a Target category. The category element can be repeated with different values. This is useful if the classification schema allows for multiple values, or if multiple classification schemas are employed. Platform-specific binding information for the Socket. URI that identifies the Socket globally, not containing a fragment identifier. Allowed values are "location-dependent" (default), "location-informative", and "location-free". Hint to the URC whether this Socket should not be shown to the user. The hidden attribute can be specified on Target and Socket level. The Socket inherits the setting from the Target. If specified on both levels, the Socket's hidden attribute overrides the one of the Target. Provides a hint to the URC as to how many sessions the Target Socket can maintain simultaneously. Provides a hint to the URC as to whether multiple sessions with the same Target Socket will be shared or not. Provides a hint to the URC as to whether it can request to open a session with the Target Socket directly, or only after a Session Forward request initiated by the Target. Category for a target. Classification schema, recommended. Constraints on the use of a socket. Type of the 'type' attribute for locators. Type of a name attribute for socket element. Restriction on the URI format. Type of the 'type' attribute for socket.