Search order for resolving tag references

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Search order for resolving tag references

The following table provides a summary of the search order externalizers use to resolve references in the generic definition files. All externalizers throw an IOException if they do not find an attribute value. See Linkable tags for details of each of the tags below.

DataElement entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
refData	Searches from beginning of the generic data definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.

Context entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
refKColl	Searches from beginning of the generic data definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.
refService	Searches from beginning of the generic services definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.
context	Searches from beginning of the generic contexts definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.
refType	Searches from beginning of the generic types definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.

FormatElement entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
refFmt	Searches from beginning of the generic formats definition file for the tag with an id attribute that matches the value of the refId attribute.

Service entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
[none]

Processor entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
Any processor tag	Within any processor tag, two attributes can be references. The context attribute can contain a reference to a context, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic contexts file. The refFlow attribute can contain a reference to a flow, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic processors definition file.
Any transition tag	Within any transition tag, two attributes can be references. The context attribute can contain a reference to a context, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic contexts file. The inputMapFmt/outputMapFmt attributes can contain a reference to a format, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic formats definition file.
Any action tag	Within any action tag, two attributes can be references. The context attribute can contain a reference to a context, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic contexts file. The inputMapFmt/outputMapFmt attributes can contain a reference to a format, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic formats definition file.
Any condition tag	Within any condition tag, the context attribute can contain a reference to a context, which causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic contexts file.
refFormat	Searches from beginning of the generic formats definition file for the tag with an id equal to the attribute value.

View entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
view	Within the view tag, the context attribute can contain a reference to a context, and causes the externalizer to start the search from the beginning of the generic contexts file.

TypedData entity type

Linkable tag name	Search order for generic definition files
[none]

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