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Added AllowedSystemId to InitialInputStructure #63
Added AllowedSystemId to InitialInputStructure #63
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In a distributed environment, a location information request can refer to several regional systems. In order to allow the requesting client to restrict the meant system, a filter of system IDs can be used in InitialInputStructure.
Solves issue #52 |
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Why do you have a sequence of allowed Systems which you don't have in #62 ?
This pull request changes the LocationInformation request. A requestor needs to have the ability in EU-Spirit to restrict the topographic results to specified EU-Spirit systems. Therefore it must be a sequence, as the requestor must be able to specify several systems. |
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Add documentation about EU spirit context
Included references to EU-Spirit.
OJP_Locations.xsd
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<xs:documentation>Restricts the resulting location objects to the given geographical area.</xs:documentation> | |||
</xs:annotation> | |||
</xs:element> | |||
<xs:element name="AllowedSystemId" type="xs:normalizedString" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"> | |||
<xs:annotation> | |||
<xs:documentation>Used in distributed environments. e.g. EU-Spirit. If no sequence is given, the location information request refers to all known systems (in EU-Spirit "passive servers"). If a sequence is given, the location information request refers only to the given systems (in EU-Spirit "passive servers"). In EU-Spirit the system IDs were previously called "provider code". See https://eu-spirit.eu/</xs:documentation> |
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Remove term sequence
In a distributed environment, a location information request can refer to several regional systems. In order to allow the requesting client to restrict the meant system, a filter of system IDs can be used in InitialInputStructure.