Template:— physical_item_relationship (phys_itm_reln)
Context:— UK_Defence |
Date: 2009/04/17 10:48:48
Revision: 1.2
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These can be cut and pasted into the XML as required.
Set up a hyperlink to the template definition.
<template_ref name="physical_item_relationship" context="UK_Defence" />
Set up a table of the template parameters.
<template_table figure_id="?" instance="?" name="physical_item_relationship" context="UK_Defence" >
<param name="id">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
<param name="source_organization">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
<param name="name">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
<param name="version">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
<param name="parent">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
<param name="child">
<param_value></param_value>
<description></description>
</param>
</template_table>
Setup a template_example:
<template_example name="physical_item_relationship">
<param_in name="id" value=""/>
<param_in name="source_organization" value=""/>
<param_in name="name" value=""/>
<param_in name="version" value=""/>
<param_in name="parent" value=""/>
<param_in name="child" value=""/>
</template_example>
/
representing_physical_structure(
rel_type_name='Physical_element_usage',
rel_ecl_id='urn:plcs:rdl:uk_defence',
parent=@parent,
child=@child)/
-- assign ref parameters %^phys_relationship = $representing_physical_structure.usage%
-- id /
identifier(
ID=@id,
source_organization=@source_organization,
type='Physical_element_usage_id_code',
items=^phys_relationship)/
-- name /
identifier(
ID=@name,
source_organization=@source_organization,
type='Physical_element_usage_name',
items=^phys_relationship)/
-- version /
identifier(
ID=@version,
source_organization=@source_organization,
type='Physical_element_usage_version_id_code',
items=^phys_relationship)/
<refpath
template="physical_item_relationship">
<call_template
name="representing_physical_structure"
business_context="UK_Defence">
<param_in
name="rel_type_name"
value="'Physical_element_usage'">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="rel_ecl_id"
value="'urn:plcs:rdl:uk_defence'">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="parent"
value="@parent">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="child"
value="@child">
</param_in>
</call_template>
<comment>
assign ref parameters
</comment>
<bind
parameter="phys_relationship">
<template_instance
template="representing_physical_structure"
parameter="usage">
</template_instance>
</bind>
<comment>
id
</comment>
<call_template
name="identifier"
business_context="UK_Defence">
<param_in
name="ID"
value="@id">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="source_organization"
value="@source_organization">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="type"
value="'Physical_element_usage_id_code'">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="items"
value="^phys_relationship">
</param_in>
</call_template>
<comment>
name
</comment>
<call_template
name="identifier"
business_context="UK_Defence">
<param_in
name="ID"
value="@name">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="source_organization"
value="@source_organization">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="type"
value="'Physical_element_usage_name'">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="items"
value="^phys_relationship">
</param_in>
</call_template>
<comment>
version
</comment>
<call_template
name="identifier"
business_context="UK_Defence">
<param_in
name="ID"
value="@version">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="source_organization"
value="@source_organization">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="type"
value="'Physical_element_usage_version_id_code'">
</param_in>
<param_in
name="items"
value="^phys_relationship">
</param_in>
</call_template>
</refpath>