awe Actions Schema
Generated from actions.xsd. It includes general.xsd.
This Schema defines the way an awe Actions file must be structured
11 elements, 8 declared attributes (0 documented).
Elements
Elements: actions, action, call, answer, response, type, destination, async, silent, parameters, parameter
actions
Type: actionsType
Contains: action (0..n)
Contained by: none (document root)
Attributes: none
action
Type: actionType
Contains: call (1), answer (0..n)
Contained by: actions
| Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
format | string | yes | Not documented yet | |
id | string | yes | Not documented yet |
call
Type: callType
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: action
| Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
service | string | yes | Not documented yet |
answer
Type: answerType
Contains: response (1..n)
Contained by: action
| Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
type | string | yes | Not documented yet |
response
Type: responseType
Contains: type (1), async (0..1), silent (0..1), destination (0..1), parameters (0..1)
Contained by: answer
Attributes: none
type
Type: string
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: response
Text content: string
Attributes: none
destination
Type: string
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: response
Text content: string
Attributes: none
async
Type: string
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: response
Text content: string
Attributes: none
silent
Type: string
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: response
Text content: string
Attributes: none
parameters
Type: parametersType
Contains: parameter (1..n)
Contained by: response
Attributes: none
parameter
Type: parameterType
Contains: no child elements
Contained by: parameters
| Attribute | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
name | string | yes | Not documented yet | |
value | string | no | Not documented yet | |
variable | string | no | Not documented yet | |
parameter | string | no | Not documented yet |