Message Sets: XML properties for global attribute and global element binary types

The XML wire format properties for global attribute and global element binary types.

The XML Wire Format properties described here apply to:

Objects: Global Attribute, Global Element
Binary schema types: base64Binary, hexBinary

Property	Type	Meaning
XML Name	String	Enter a value for the XML element name. This property specifies the name for the XML start tag or attribute for the element (or attribute) in an XML document (message). This can be used to provide name mapping when the MRM identifier needs to be different from the XML name, for example because of different namespace rules. It must be a valid XML name. You cannot specify a name that is already used for another element (or attribute) , or for a message. No two elements (or attribute) or messages can have the same XML name. If you do not set a value, it defaults to that of the element's identifier. If the element's identifier is a prefixed identifier, it defaults to the identifier with the caret character (^) replaced by an underscore (_).

Property

Type

Meaning

XML Name

String

Enter a value for the XML element name. This property specifies the name for the XML start tag or attribute for the element (or attribute) in an XML document (message).

This can be used to provide name mapping when the MRM identifier needs to be different from the XML name, for example because of different namespace rules. It must be a valid XML name.

You cannot specify a name that is already used for another element (or attribute) , or for a message. No two elements (or attribute) or messages can have the same XML name.

If you do not set a value, it defaults to that of the element's identifier. If the element's identifier is a prefixed identifier, it defaults to the identifier with the caret character (^) replaced by an underscore (_).

Physical representation

Property	Type	Meaning
Encoding	String	Select one of the following values from the drop-down list: : `CDatahex` (the default). Hexadecimal values in this field are specified with the CDATA qualifier, for example <e1><![CDATA[62]]></e1> `hex`. Hexadecimal values in this field are specified as digits only, for example <e1>62</e1>. `base64`. Values in this field are specified as digits only, coded in base 64.