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Position Attributes Elements XML Reference
<dkml> example from the profile.xml sample.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>



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<dkml>

    <profile id="PositionProfile" packagebase="org.eclipse.soda.dk" abstract="true"

            old="false">

        <description>Position Profile</description>

        <history>

            <description>Initial version</description>

            <provider>Eclipse.org</provider>

            <version>1.2.0</version>

        </history>

        <provider>Eclipse.org</provider>

        <version>1.2.0</version>

        <vendor>IBM</vendor>

        <incubation>true</incubation>

<!-- Protocol Specification   -->



        <spec id="Specification"/>

<!-- Position Group   -->



        <group id="Position">

            <measurement id="Coordinate" type="Map">

                <data id="latitude">

                    <description>The "latitude" key contains the current latitude value.
					The preferred implementation of this value is a Float or Double that contains
					the latitude degree.
					A negative value is used to specify a south latitude.
					If a String is used, then the string should conform to ISO 6709.   
					</description>

                    <units>degree</units>

                </data>

                <data id="longitude">

                    <description>The "longitude" key contains the current longitude value.
					The preferred implementation of this value is a Float or Double that contains
					the longitude degree.
					A negative value is used to specify a west longitude.
					If a String is used, then the string should conform to ISO 6709. 
					</description>

                    <units>degree</units>

                </data>

                <data id="altitude">

                    <description>The "altitude" key contains the current altitude value.
					The preferred implementation of this value is a Number that contains
					the altitude in meters.
					</description>

                    <units>meter</units>

                </data>

                <data id="x" type="Number">

                    <description>The "x" key contains the current x value.
					</description>

                    <units>meter</units>

                </data>

                <data id="y" type="Number">

                    <description>The "y" key contains the current y value.
					</description>

                    <units>meter</units>

                </data>

                <data id="z" type="Number">

                    <description>The "z" key contains the current z value.
					</description>

                    <units>meter</units>

                </data>

                <data id="coordinateType" type="string">

                    <description>The "coordinateType" key contains the current coordinate type value.
					The preferred value is WGS84.
					Possible values are WGS84, OSGB36, ED50 and others.
					</description>

                    <enum>

                        <label>WGS84</label>

                        <value>

                            <string>WGS84</string>

                        </value>

                    </enum>

                    <enum>

                        <label>OSGB36</label>

                        <value>

                            <string>OSGB36</string>

                        </value>

                    </enum>

                    <enum>

                        <label>ED50</label>

                        <value>

                            <string>ED50</string>

                        </value>

                    </enum>

                </data>

                <data id="time" type="long">

                    <description>The "time" key contains the millisecond time of the coordinate position.
					</description>

                    <units>milliseconds</units>

                </data>

                <data id="dataExtensions" type="Map">

                    <description>The value stored at the "dataExtensions" key of this coordinate is the user
					defined data extensions.
					</description>

                </data>

            </measurement>

        </group>

    </profile>

</dkml>
2010-01-22
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