Changeset 145 for Xml/Working/ome.xsd
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r101 r145 7 7 # National Institutes of Health, 8 8 # University of Dundee, 9 # University of Wisconsin at Madison 9 # University of Wisconsin at Madison" 10 10 # 11 11 #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ … … 24 24 xmlns:CA="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/CA/2007-06" 25 25 xmlns:SPW="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/SPW/2007-06" 26 xmlns:xml="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace" 26 27 version="2" 27 28 elementFormDefault="qualified"> … … 31 32 <xsd:import namespace="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/CA/2007-06" schemaLocation="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/CA/2007-06/CA.xsd"/> 32 33 <xsd:import namespace="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/SPW/2007-06" schemaLocation="http://www.openmicroscopy.org/Schemas/SPW/2007-06/SPW.xsd"/> 34 <xsd:import namespace="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace" schemaLocation="http://www.w3.org/2001/xml.xsd"/> 33 35 <xsd:annotation> 34 36 <xsd:documentation> … … 232 234 <xsd:annotation> 233 235 <xsd:documentation> 236 THis described the location of the pixel data in a tiff file. 234 237 </xsd:documentation> 235 238 </xsd:annotation> … … 273 276 Pixels element's DimensionOrder attribute. Default is the number of IFDs in the TIFF 274 277 file, unless an IFD is specified, in which case the default is 1. 278 </xsd:documentation> 279 </xsd:annotation> 280 </xsd:attribute> 281 <xsd:attribute name="FilePath" type="xsd:string"> 282 <xsd:annotation> 283 <xsd:documentation> 284 This is used when the IFDs are located in another file. 285 The / (forward slash) is used as the path separator. 286 A relative path is recommended. However an absolute path can be specified. 287 Default is to use the file the ome-xml data has been pulled from. 288 Note: It is permissible for this to be self referential. The file image1.tiff 289 may contain ome-xml data that has FilePath="image1.tiff" or "./image1.tiff" 275 290 </xsd:documentation> 276 291 </xsd:annotation> … … 993 1008 </xsd:complexType> 994 1009 </xsd:element> 995 <xsd:element name ="Description">1010 <xsd:element name = "Description"> 996 1011 <xsd:annotation> 997 1012 <xsd:documentation> 998 1013 Just some free-form text to describe Images, Screens and Projects. 999 The content model is currently ANY, but this is going to change to String in 1000 the near future. This is no longer the correct place for an XML sub-document 1001 - use CustomAttributes instead. 1002 </xsd:documentation> 1003 </xsd:annotation> 1014 The content model is now String. 1015 This is no longer the correct place for an XML sub-document 1016 Either 1017 - use CustomAttributes instead 1018 Or 1019 - define your own xml tree outside the OME node and link to the OME objects using references to the IDs 1020 </xsd:documentation> 1021 </xsd:annotation> 1022 <xsd:complexType> 1023 <xsd:simpleContent> 1024 <xsd:extension base = "xsd:string"> 1025 <xsd:attribute ref = "xml:lang" default = "en"/> 1026 </xsd:extension> 1027 </xsd:simpleContent> 1028 </xsd:complexType> 1004 1029 </xsd:element> 1005 1030 <xsd:element name="Microscope"> … … 1600 1625 Laser types are specified using two attributes - the Type and the lasing medium (Medium). Type is a string which may be set to: 1601 1626 'Excimer','Gas','Metal Vapor','Solid State','Dye','Semiconductor', or 'Free Electron'. The Medium attribute specifies the actual lasing medium 1602 for a given laser type (for example, 'Nd-YAG'). Additionally, the Wavelength (in nm), whether or not the laser is FrequencyDoubled or Tuneablemay be specified.1627 for a given laser type (for example, 'Nd-YAG'). Additionally, the Wavelength (in nm), whether or not the laser is Tuneable, and any FrequencyMultiplication that may be specified. 1603 1628 The Pulse attribute can be set to 'CW' (Continuous Wave),','Single','Q-Switched','Repetitive','Mode-Locked'. 1604 1629 The Power attribute specifies the nominal laser power in watts. … … 1655 1680 <xsd:documentation> 1656 1681 The Arc element is used to describe various kinds of Arc lamps - Hg, Xe, HgXe. 1657 The Power attribute is the lamp's nominal power in watts.1682 The Power of the Arc is now stored in the LightSource. 1658 1683 </xsd:documentation> 1659 1684 </xsd:annotation> … … 1668 1693 </xsd:simpleType> 1669 1694 </xsd:attribute> 1670 <xsd:attribute name="Power" type="xsd:float"/>1671 1695 </xsd:complexType> 1672 1696 </xsd:element> … … 1675 1699 <xsd:documentation> 1676 1700 The Filament element is used to describe various kinds of filament bulbs such as Incadescent or Halogen. 1677 The Power attribute is the bulb's nominal power in watts.1701 The Power of the Filament is now stored in the LightSource. 1678 1702 </xsd:documentation> 1679 1703 </xsd:annotation> … … 1687 1711 </xsd:simpleType> 1688 1712 </xsd:attribute> 1689 <xsd:attribute name="Power" type="xsd:float"/>1690 1713 </xsd:complexType> 1691 1714 </xsd:element>
