DTD <node> elements
A node can be viewed as a container that holds a single object. The same object can be contained in more than one node in the tree, but a node can contain only one object. The properties of nodes are as follows:
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id |
The unique identifier of the node in XML. |
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object |
The ID of the object that the node contains. This value is the ID given to that object in the working XML file and not the actual ID. There can be multiple parents for a node. In such a case, separte the parent node IDs by spaces in the XML. |
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parent |
The node ID of this node's parent node. The current node is added as a child to the specified parent node. This value is the ID given to the parent node in the working XML file and not the actual ID. |
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action |
The action to be taken for the node. |
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add |
Add the node to the tree. |
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delete |
Delete the node. |
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declare |
No action. You may need this node in XML at a later stage. In some cases, another node already present in the OpsCenter Analytics configuration may be required to take action using this node (for example, adding a child node). To use the node in XML as a parent for some other node, the node must first be "declared" in the XML. |