This article describes the structure of the records that flow through a ServingXML record stream.
This article discusses the structure of records.
ServingXML supports the notion of records that have fields, possibly multi-valued, and nested subrecords, possibly repeating.
A record may be represented in BNF as follows:
Record ::= name (Field+) (Record*) |
name (Field*) (Record+)
Field:= name (value*)
Here is a sample XML representation of a record.
<Employee>
<Employee-No>0001</Employee-No>
<Employee-Name>Matthew</Employee-Name>
<Children>Joe</Children>
<Children>Julia</Children>
<Children>Dave</Children>
</Employee>
The record is of type "Employee" and has three fields named
Employee-No
,
Employee-Name
and
Children
.
Children
is a multivalued field.