root/WebContent/test/test_4.xml @ 1070:2f1161f51ced

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<observationresponse xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2009/10/unicorn/observationresponse" 
        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.w3.org/2009/10/unicorn/observationresponse http://dev.w3.org/2006/unicorn/WebContent/WEB-INF/resources/schemas/observer-response2.xsd"
        xml:lang="en" ref="./test/test_4.xml">
        
        <group name="group1">
                <title>A group</title>
                <description>
                        The group <acronym title="Extensible HyperText Markup Language">XHTML</acronym> description.
                </description>
        </group>
        
        <message type="info" group="group1"> 
                <title>This is an example observation that demonstrates the use of list and group elements</title> 
                <description>Source file for this validation is located <a href="./test/test_4.xml">here.</a> See <a href="./check?ucn_uri=localhost:8080/unicorn/test/test_3.xml&amp;ucn_task=test">previous example</a>.</description> 
        </message> 
        
        <message type="info" group="group1"> 
                <title>The group element</title>
                <description>
                        You can define groups anywhere in your response. If a response contains a group, Unicorn identifies a message type (info, warning or error) by an icon next to the message title.<br />
                        A group element contains a required <em>title</em> element and an optional <em>description</em> element.<br />
                        It has two attributes: 
                        <ul>
                                <li>a required <em>name</em> attribute which is a unique identifier of the group</li>
                                <li>an optional <em>parent</em> attribute which is used to nest a group inside another</li>
                        </ul>
                        A message is associated to a group by its <em>group</em> attribute. 
                </description>
        </message>
        
        <message type="info" group="group1"> 
                <title>The list element</title>
                <description>
                        If you have a large list of messages that share the same <em>ref</em> or <em>group</em> attribute you can nest them inside a <em>list</em> element that will define these attributes for all containing messages.<br />
                        Nevertheless a message contained in a list can override one of both of these attributes.
                </description> 
        </message>
        
        <message type="error"> 
                <title>This is an error message with no group attribute</title>
                <description>
                        If a message does not have any <em>group</em> attribute it is associated with the first group defined in the response.
                </description> 
        </message>
        
        <group name="group2">
                <title>Another group</title>
        </group>
        
        <group name="group3" parent="group2">
                <title>A nested group</title>
                <description>Description</description>
        </group>
        
        <group name="group4" parent="group2">
                <title>Another nested group</title>
                <description>Description</description>
        </group>
        
        <list group="group3" ref="http://www.w3.org">
        
                <message type="warning">
                        <title>A warning inside a list element</title>
                </message>
                
                <message type="info" ref="http://www.w3.org/standards/">
                        <title>Information</title>
                </message>
                
                <message type="error" group="group4">
                        <title>Error</title>
                </message>
        
        </list>
        
</observationresponse>