validate=skipName validate=skipName validate=skipName validate=skipName Request identifier. The abstract datatype and element for Query elements. The element describing the data context for PLMXML request. This effectively identifies the part or application context for the request. Attributes: name: (optional) name of the data context or part. format: (required) the format of the context. context: (required) the location or identifier of the data context. NB the name is 'context', not 'contextRef'. SubElements: Query (required) the query itself. Note that this is an abstract element, so a substitution element must be used. The main PLMXML data request element. This element must appear within it's own document. The element contains a number of fields for describing the context of the request (e.g. the part name, etc) and the type of data to be returned. The application making the request provides it's own context within the data request element via the 'requestId' attribute. This attribute value must be returned in the resultant PLMXML document. This enables the application to match PLMXML documents with the data request. Attributes: application: (mandatory) Name of the application making the request. requestId: (mandatory) Application supplied identifier for the request. This value will be returned in the resulting PLMXML document. Elements: Request: (optional) The application part context and request. sdkname=RequestDocument This type gives the parameters which control a facet generation operation. Attributes: curveAngularTol: max angular change between chords along edge curveDistanceTol: max edge/chord distance surfaceAngularTol: max angular change between facets surfaceDistanceTol: max face/facet distance tristripControl : whether tristrips allowed facetsetControl: whether facetsets are created per face, per material, or unspecified This datatype is used to describe a representation query. The element is defined as a substitution element for the abstract Query element. Attributes: type: (required) The type of representation requested. Currently, this is : XT, JT, jXT or All label: (optional) If a suitable application label is specified the request must return the representation matching the specified label. If no label is specified, then the request must return a PLMXML document that identifies all the appropriate representations in the specified context. This datatype is used to describe a product structure query. The element is defined as a substitution element for the abstract Query element. This datatype is used to describe a Feature/FeatureTree query. The element is defined as a substitution element for the abstract Query element. Attributes: label: (optional) If a suitable application label is specified the request must return the feature matching the specified label. If no label is specified, then the request must return an PLMXML document that specifies the whole feature tree within the specified context. This datatype is used to describe an Annotation query. The element is defined as a substitution element for the abstract Query element. Attributes: label: (optional) If a suitable application label is specified the request must return the annotation matching the specified label. If no label is specified, then the request must return an PLMXML document that specifies all the annotations within the specified context. The request return types. This datatype is used to return status information to the user within the resultant PLMXML document. The element is in the form of a PLMXML attribute. This implies that an PLMXML docuemnt could just be returned with one RequestInformation element in it - useful for returning errors and no data. Attributes: requestId: (required) The application request identifier. result: (default=Success) Indicates success or failure with a code. description: (optional) textual description of failure, etc.