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In the XSD Schema used to structure the JADE configuration parameters, the parent of all individual Profile elements, the Profiles element, lies at the top of one of the three main branches in the configuration, alongside the Fragments and General branches. This hierarchy is shown schematically below:

• Profiles
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  • Profile (profile_id='p1')
    • Operation
      
      • etc...
        
        • *FragmentRef (attribute = 'f1')
  • Profile (profile_id='p2')
    • Operation
      
      • ..etc.
        
        • *FragmentRef (attribute = 'f2')
  • Profile (profile_id='p3')
    • etc.
• Fragments
  • ProtocolFragments
    • FTPFragment (name= 'f1')
    • FTPFragment (name= 'f2')
    • FTPSFragment (name= 'f3')
    • etc.
• General
  • etc.

The Fragments branch is a further main configuration branch in the Schemaschema, containing the ProfileFragments elements that specify in detail how the transfer is to be carried out.

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• fragments can flexibly reused within the otherwise strict XML hierarchy and
• configurations can be validated against an XSD schema. Validation means that the possibility of configuration errors is greatly reduced.

A Fragment fragment can be used as both a source or as a target within the one Configurationconfiguration.

Further Information

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