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Gist 3511840

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VVeronicaM
Last edited Aug 29, 2012
Created on Aug 29, 2012

This visualization displays the XML schema definition for a `TimeSensorType` complex type, along with its associated `TimeSensor` element declaration. The code uses the XSLT transformation language to structure the schema, referencing the `xmta` namespace for type definitions such as `SFTime` and `SFBool`. It specifies attributes like `cycleInterval`, `enabled`, `loop`, `startTime`, and `stopTime`, each with optional values and defaults, and includes an attribute group `DefUseGroup`. The example shows how a time-based sensor component is formally defined, using XSLT to represent the schema hierarchy and data types.

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