VIEW

Description
A complete, standalone visual representation of the document at a given point in its lifecycle. Document processors may create new VIEW elements when there is a need to effect a change to the view but the previous version has to be preserved because of legal constraints, technical limitations or other reasons. The first VIEW element created in the DOCUMENT must have a SequenceNumber with the value 1. Each subsequent element must have the sequence number of the previous element plus 1. The VIEW element with the highest sequence identifier is the current version of the view.

Type : VIEW

Definition
A complete, standalone visual representation of the document at a given point in its lifecycle. Document processors may create new VIEW elements when there is a need to effect a change to the view but the previous version has to be preserved because of legal constraints, technical limitations or other reasons. The first VIEW element created in the DOCUMENT must have a SequenceNumber with the value 1. Each subsequent element must have the sequence number of the previous element plus 1. The VIEW element with the highest sequence identifier is the current version of the view.
(Defined in file MISMO_3.4.0_B324.xsd , or a file it imports)

Elements
EXTENSION
VIEW_DETAILInformation about the view, such as the page count.Information about the view, such as the page count.
VIEW_FIELDSThe VIEW_FIELDS element is a collection of field definitions.The VIEW_FIELDS element is a collection of field definitions.
VIEW_FILESThe VIEW_FILES element contains the VIEW_FILE elements used to compose a view of the document. The VIEW_FILE element with SequenceNumber equal to 1 is the starting point for viewing, the others are secondary or additional resources. As another example, in an XHTML view the first VIEW_FILE may be the main file and the others may be secondary VIEW_FILE elements referenced by the main file.The VIEW_FILES element contains the VIEW_FILE elements used to compose a view of the document. The VIEW_FILE element with SequenceNumber equal to 1 is the starting point for viewing, the others are secondary or additional resources. As another example, in an XHTML view the first VIEW_FILE may be the main file and the others may be secondary VIEW_FILE elements referenced by the main file.
VIEW_IDENTIFIERSInformation about one or more view identifiers. Holds all occurrences of VIEW_IDENTIFIER.Information about one or more view identifiers. Holds all occurrences of VIEW_IDENTIFIER.
VIEW_PAGESThe VIEW_PAGES element contains the VIEW_PAGE elements that comprise a VIEW that provides a visual representation of the document.The VIEW_PAGES element contains the VIEW_PAGE elements that comprise a VIEW that provides a visual representation of the document.

Attributes
label
SequenceNumberAn integer value used to provide an order to multi-instance sibling elements. The value must be unique for each sibling element.

Parents
\MESSAGE\DOCUMENT_SETS\DOCUMENT_SET\DOCUMENTS\DOCUMENT\VIEWS