I'm not even sure how you'd get these. The only thing I can think of is
that the places in the document where these are have a generic type
(that is a type in the schema that is later extended to create IVL_TS
and PIVL_TS). So, you create an instance of one of these types and then
send that as the value to the method setEffectiveTime(...).
That's my best guess, given this limited context.
- sarah
RobertHua wrote:
> <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">
> <low value="20000328"/>
> </effectiveTime>
>
> <effectiveTime xsi:type="PIVL_TS" operator="A">
> <period value="24" unit="h"/>
> </effectiveTime>
>
> How to set the format above?I can set the format:
> <effectiveTime>
> <low value="20000328"/>
> </effectiveTime>
> Thanks!
>
I'm not even sure how you'd get these. The only thing I can think of is
that the places in the document where these are have a generic type
(that is a type in the schema that is later extended to create IVL_TS
and PIVL_TS). So, you create an instance of one of these types and then
send that as the value to the method setEffectiveTime(...).
That's my best guess, given this limited context.
- sarah
RobertHua wrote:
> <effectiveTime xsi:type="IVL_TS">
> <low value="20000328"/>
> </effectiveTime>
>
> <effectiveTime xsi:type="PIVL_TS" operator="A">
> <period value="24" unit="h"/>
> </effectiveTime>
>
> How to set the format above?I can set the format:
> <effectiveTime>
> <low value="20000328"/>
> </effectiveTime>
> Thanks!
>