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This new version of the DE with HAVE examples uses a version of the
gml_micro_profile as well as a more flexible TargetArea using ValueListURI
with a choice to use a default list ("Distribution", "Source") or define
your own.  This is simply an interim version to help flesh out the
concepts. Another version will be needed to reference the official versions
of the common components when they are posted, as well as cleaning up
certain naming conventions related to the elements which use choice. 
Thanks.

 -- Jeff Waters

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Document Description:
EDXL DE 2.0 Draft Schema ver 6.0 with HAVE Examples -- July 5, 2011
----------------------------
This version of the DE 2.0 has been upgraded to use the
micro_gml_profile.xsd as well as to use a TargetArea with a flexible
technique (using ValueListURI) to represent the AreaKind (e.g. Distribution
or Source).  The primary files updated in this example were:
 - WP_Appendix_C_Example_DE_2.0_ver02.xml
 - WP_Appendix_C_Example_DE_2.0_SOAP_ver02.xml
 - de_2_ver06.xsd
 - DE_DefaultValueLists_ver03.xsd

The micro_gml_profile.xsd is still being adjusted slightly to become the
OASIS common component for representing geolocations and areas, such as
circle, polygon, etc.  But the currently available version was used here to
get started. The other significant change is that the hardcoded element
names "DistributionTargetArea" and "SourceTargetArea"
have been removed and in their place 
comes a more flexible "TargetArea" which is a ValueListURI that
offers a choice, you can either choose to use the default urn and default
values (Distribution, Source) or else you can use your own list uri and
values.  The two examples have been modified to validate with the upgraded
schema.
An example piece of the sample messages is shown below and shows the sample
formats:
....(using default AreaKind) .....
 <TargetArea>
    <AreaKind>
      <AreaKindDefault>
       
<ct:ValueListURI>urn:oasis:names:tc:emergency:EDXL:DE:2.0:Defaults:AreaKindType</ct:ValueListURI>
        <ct:Value>Source</ct:Value>
      </AreaKindDefault>
    </AreaKind>
    <gml:Polygon gml:id="myPolygon">
      <gml:exterior>
        <gml:LinearRing>
          <gml:pos>33.4745 -112.1174</gml:pos>
          <gml:pos>33.4238 -112.0238</gml:pos>
          <gml:pos>33.4238 -112.1174</gml:pos>
          <gml:pos>33.4745 -112.1174</gml:pos>
        </gml:LinearRing>     
      </gml:exterior>
      </gml:Polygon>
  </TargetArea>
... 
----(Using User-defined List of Area Kinds) -----
...
<de:TargetArea>
        <de:AreaKind>
          <de:AreaKind>
           
<ct:ValueListURI>http://myserver.com/myAreaKind</ct:ValueListURI>
            <ct:Value>Evacuation</ct:Value>
          </de:AreaKind>
        </de:AreaKind>
        <gml:Polygon gml:id="myPolygon">
          <gml:exterior>
            <gml:LinearRing>
              <gml:pos>33.4745 -112.1174</gml:pos>
              <gml:pos>33.4238 -112.0238</gml:pos>
              <gml:pos>33.4238 -112.1174</gml:pos>
              <gml:pos>33.4745 -112.1174</gml:pos>
            </gml:LinearRing>     
          </gml:exterior>
        </gml:Polygon>
      </de:TargetArea>
....


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