3.9.4 DeliveryItemGenericType
The DeliveryItemGeneric destination may be used to represent any kind of destination, including those types for which a more specific XML type is not defined. Using this element allows for a uniform structure, but reduces the ability to automatically validate the XML and requires greater care when specifying auxiliary data, since the Extension element must be used, and a knowledge of the legal destination header keywords is required.
Tag Name & type | # | Description |
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DeliveryItemGenericType | | |
| @ref xs:string | 0-1 | Identifier for this destination. This can appear on reports, and should generally be kept short. |
| @refb64 xs:string | 0-1 | Base64-encoded identifier for this destination. This is an alternative to ref when applications may require data incompatible with the XML document. |
| @type AddressType | 1 | Required attribute indicates the type of address. Legal values are:
fax | URL | ddd | telex |
internet | list | dedLine | other |
voice | mbox | mailgram | |
sms | x400 | smQuery | |
fod | cablegram | softswitch | |
other can only appear in results, as a way of representing invalid, obscure or obsolete address types that occur (rarely) in old data. |
| Alternate AlternateType | 0-1 | Alternate destination to be tried if delivery to this one fails. See AlternateType. |
| InsertList InsertListType | 0-1 | Insert values. See InsertListType. |
| Extension ExtensionType | 0-1 | Generic destination extensions. See ExtensionType. |
| Address xs:string | 1 | The address itself, e.g. phone number or email address. This must be consistent with the address type specified in the type attribute. |
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