Module Documentation: eml-data
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The EML Data module defines a type which can be inlined into other eml modules for the purpose of encoding data files into the xml metadata.

Element Definitions:

eml-data
Content of this field: Description of this field:
Type: Data
Attributes: Required?: Default Value:

Tooltip:
Element for storing inline data.
Summary:
This element contains data. It can be linked into a package in the same way an external data file is.
Description:
This element can be used anywhere that data needs to be inlined into to the xml. It can handle any ascii data stream or binary data can be Base64 encoded and included. The encoding is specified in the eml-physical module which is linked to this module via a triple. This module should be linked into the package via a triple. The triples should be configured as follows: eml-data linked to eml-dataset eml-physical linked to eml-data eml-entity linked to eml-data eml-attribute linked to eml-entity.
Example:
<data name="bisondata"> 1985 HILL 1 1 2.35 1.40 50.00 0.81 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 2 2.35 0.65 23.45 0.82 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 3 0.73 1.05 19.20 0.85 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 4 4.65 0.33 8.000 0.80 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 5 5.25 1.65 44.30 0.79 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 </data>
Lineage:
Introduced in 2.0.0beta8
data
Content of this field: Description of this field:
Elements: Required?: How many:
Attributes: Required?: Default Value:

Tooltip:
Type for storing inline data.
Summary:
This element contains data. It can be linked into a package in the same way an external data file is.
Description:
This complex type can be used anywhere that data needs to be inlined into to the xml. It can handle any ascii data stream or binary data can be Base64 encoded and included. The encoding is specified in the eml-physical module which is linked to this module via a triple. This module should be linked into the package via a triple. The triples should be configured as follows: eml-data linked to eml-dataset eml-physical linked to eml-data eml-entity linked to eml-data eml-attribute linked to eml-entity.
Example:
<data name="bisondata"> 1985 HILL 1 1 2.35 1.40 50.00 0.81 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 2 2.35 0.65 23.45 0.82 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 3 0.73 1.05 19.20 0.85 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 4 4.65 0.33 8.000 0.80 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 5 5.25 1.65 44.30 0.79 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 </data>
Lineage:
Introduced in 2.0.0beta8

Attribute Definitions:

name

Type: xs:string

Use: optional

Complex Type Definitions:

Data
Content of this field: Description of this field:
Elements: Required?: How many:
A sequence of (
dataOptionalMultiple Times
)
Attributes: Required?: Default Value:

Tooltip:
Type for storing inline data.
Summary:
This type contains data. It can be linked into a package in the same way an external data file is.
Description:
This complex type can be used anywhere that data needs to be inlined into to the xml. It can handle any ascii data stream or binary data can be Base64 encoded and included. The encoding is specified in the eml-physical module which is linked to this module via a triple. This module should be linked into the package via a triple. The triples should be configured as follows: eml-data linked to eml-dataset eml-physical linked to eml-data eml-entity linked to eml-data eml-attribute linked to eml-entity.
Example:
<data name="bisondata"> 1985 HILL 1 1 2.35 1.40 50.00 0.81 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 2 2.35 0.65 23.45 0.82 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 3 0.73 1.05 19.20 0.85 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 4 4.65 0.33 8.000 0.80 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 1985 HILL 1 5 5.25 1.65 44.30 0.79 15.61 384.30 273.05 131.57 </data>
Lineage:
Introduced in 2.0.0beta8

Simple Type Definitions:

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