Description
true indicates that there can be subtypes of this entity. The URL attribute is the regular expression for getting the list of subtypes. Even the value is false, there may be types implementation, different from the common subtypes mechanism. In this case subTypeFieldName parameter will hold the entity type field name. If subTypeFieldName parameter is not present, it means that there is neither default subtypes implementation, nor special types implementation for this entity.
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SupportsSubtypes SupportSubtypeInfo Complex Type
true indicates that there can be subtypes of this entity. The URL attribute is the regular expression for getting the list of subtypes. Even the value is false, there may be types implementation, different from the common subtypes mechanism. In this case subTypeFieldName parameter will hold the entity type field name. If subTypeFieldName parameter is not present, it means that there is neither default subtypes implementation, nor special types implementation for this entity.
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subTypeFieldName optional xs:string
The name of the field that contains the type-name of the subtype.
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url required xs:string
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Source
<xs:element name="SupportsSubtypes" type="SupportSubtypeInfo" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<xs:annotation>
<xs:documentation>
true indicates that there can be subtypes of this entity.
The URL attribute is the regular expression for getting the list of subtypes.
Even the value is false, there may be types implementation, different from the common subtypes mechanism.
In this case subTypeFieldName parameter will hold the entity type field name.
If subTypeFieldName parameter is not present, it means that there is neither default subtypes implementation, nor special
types implementation for this entity.
</xs:documentation>
</xs:annotation>
</xs:element> |
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