complexType AssociatedAttachmentType

diagram
namespace	http://www.plmxml.org/Schemas/PLMXMLSchema
type	extension of plm:AttribOwnerBase
properties	base  plm:AttribOwnerBase
children	plm:Description plm:ApplicationRef plm:Attribute
used by	element  AssociatedAttachment complexType  ConfiguredActivityType
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation id   xsd:ID   optional         name   xsd:string   optional         nameRef   plm:anyURIType   optional         descriptionTextRef   plm:anyURIType   optional         attributeRefs   xsd:IDREFS   optional         role   xsd:string            contextRef   plm:anyURIType            attachmentRef   plm:anyURIType   required         childRefs   plm:uriReferenceListType            roleRef   plm:anyURIType   optional
annotation	documentation       Represents a configured attachment to an Occurrence. When an unconfigured       element (such as a ProductInstance) has an attachment, for example by       means of a GeneralRelation, or AssociatedDataSet, then a corresponding       configured element (such as an Occurrence) may have that attachment       configured.       Attributes:       role:             the role of the attachment i.e. the relation to its owner.       contextRef:       The corresponding configured element (e.g.                         ProductInstance) which owns the attachment.       attachmentRef:    reference to the attached element.       childRefs:        sub-Attachments       roleRef:          References a multiple language version of role. If                         multiple language support is required, roleRef should be                         used in addition to role.
source	<xsd:complexType name="AssociatedAttachmentType">   <xsd:annotation>     <xsd:documentation>       Represents a configured attachment to an Occurrence. When an unconfigured       element (such as a ProductInstance) has an attachment, for example by       means of a GeneralRelation, or AssociatedDataSet, then a corresponding       configured element (such as an Occurrence) may have that attachment       configured.       Attributes:       role:             the role of the attachment i.e. the relation to its owner.       contextRef:       The corresponding configured element (e.g.                         ProductInstance) which owns the attachment.       attachmentRef:    reference to the attached element.       childRefs:        sub-Attachments       roleRef:          References a multiple language version of role. If                         multiple language support is required, roleRef should be                         used in addition to role.       </xsd:documentation>   </xsd:annotation>   <xsd:complexContent>     <xsd:extension base="plm:AttribOwnerBase">       <xsd:attribute name="role" type="xsd:string"/>       <xsd:attribute name="contextRef" type="plm:anyURIType"/>       <xsd:attribute name="attachmentRef" type="plm:anyURIType" use="required"/>       <xsd:attribute name="childRefs" type="plm:uriReferenceListType" plm:refType="plm:AssociatedAttachment"/>       <xsd:attribute name="roleRef" type="plm:anyURIType" use="optional" plm:refType="plm:Text"/>     </xsd:extension>   </xsd:complexContent> </xsd:complexType>

attribute AssociatedAttachmentType/@role

type	xsd:string
source	<xsd:attribute name="role" type="xsd:string"/>

attribute AssociatedAttachmentType/@contextRef

type	plm:anyURIType
source	<xsd:attribute name="contextRef" type="plm:anyURIType"/>

attribute AssociatedAttachmentType/@attachmentRef

type	plm:anyURIType
properties	use  required
source	<xsd:attribute name="attachmentRef" type="plm:anyURIType" use="required"/>

attribute AssociatedAttachmentType/@childRefs

type	plm:uriReferenceListType
source	<xsd:attribute name="childRefs" type="plm:uriReferenceListType" plm:refType="plm:AssociatedAttachment"/>

attribute AssociatedAttachmentType/@roleRef

type	plm:anyURIType
properties	use  optional
source	<xsd:attribute name="roleRef" type="plm:anyURIType" use="optional" plm:refType="plm:Text"/>

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