complexType ApplicationRefType

diagram
namespace	http://www.plmxml.org/Schemas/PLMXMLSchema
used by	element  DescriptionBase/ApplicationRef
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation application   xsd:string   optional         label   xsd:string   required         version   xsd:string   optional
annotation	documentation       The ApplicationRef element is meant to relate the parent element (Product,       Representation, etc) back to the owning entity in the sending  application.       Attributes:       application:  the context in which the contents of the label and version attributes                     make sense. Whether this field includes an application version number                     is up to the application, as long as it starts with something                     identifiable to the sending application.       label:        the string which identifies the application entity - the value of                     this field is only meaningful to the sending/authoring application.                     The receiving application can compare the contents of the attribute                     to test if two entities are the 'same' entity. But the actual value                     is meaningless to the receiving application.       version:      the optional string attribute which identifies the version of the                     application entity. This attribute can only be used to test if the                     versions of an entity are the same (i.e. the test is only meaningful                     if the label attribute values are the same). No version ordering can                     be deduced from the value. Similar to the label attribute, the                     version attribute contents are meaningless to the receiving                     application.
source	<xsd:complexType name="ApplicationRefType">   <xsd:annotation>     <xsd:documentation>       The ApplicationRef element is meant to relate the parent element (Product,       Representation, etc) back to the owning entity in the sending  application.       Attributes:       application:  the context in which the contents of the label and version attributes                     make sense. Whether this field includes an application version number                     is up to the application, as long as it starts with something                     identifiable to the sending application.       label:        the string which identifies the application entity - the value of                     this field is only meaningful to the sending/authoring application.                     The receiving application can compare the contents of the attribute                     to test if two entities are the 'same' entity. But the actual value                     is meaningless to the receiving application.       version:      the optional string attribute which identifies the version of the                     application entity. This attribute can only be used to test if the                     versions of an entity are the same (i.e. the test is only meaningful                     if the label attribute values are the same). No version ordering can                     be deduced from the value. Similar to the label attribute, the                     version attribute contents are meaningless to the receiving                     application.       </xsd:documentation>   </xsd:annotation>   <xsd:attribute name="application" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/>   <xsd:attribute name="label" type="xsd:string" use="required"/>   <xsd:attribute name="version" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/> </xsd:complexType>

attribute ApplicationRefType/@application

type	xsd:string
properties	use  optional
source	<xsd:attribute name="application" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/>

attribute ApplicationRefType/@label

type	xsd:string
properties	use  required
source	<xsd:attribute name="label" type="xsd:string" use="required"/>

attribute ApplicationRefType/@version

type	xsd:string
properties	use  optional
source	<xsd:attribute name="version" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/>

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