| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ArrayEntry | An array is a set of opaque values addressed by an integer index. Arrays are zero based. RELOAD base -13 p.83 --alex |
| ArrayRange | If the data model is array, the specifier contains a list of ArrayRange elements, each of which contains two integers. The first integer is the beginning of the range and the second is the end of the range. 0 is used to indicate the first element and 0xffffffff is used to indicate the final element. The first integer must be less than the second. While multiple ranges MAY be specified, they MUST NOT overlap. see RELOAD base -12 p.94 |
| DataValue | A single-value element is a simple sequence of bytes. There may be only one single-value element for each Resource-ID, Kind-ID pair. A single value element is represented as a DataValue, which contains the following two elements: RELOAD base -12 p.83 --alex |
| DictionaryEntry | A dictionary is a set of opaque values indexed by an opaque key with one value for each key. RELOAD base -13 p.84 --alex |
| StorageModul | |
| StoreKindData | Each StoreKindData element represents the data to be stored for a single Kind-ID. RELOAD base -12 p.86 --mine |
| StoredData | The basic unit of stored data is a single StoredData structure. RELOAD base -12 p.80 --mine |
| StoredDataSpecifier | Each StoredDataSpecifier specifies a single kind of data to retrieve and (if appropriate) the subset of values that are to be retrieved. see RELOAD base -12 p.93 |
| StoredDataValue | The protocol currently defines the following data models: o single value o array o dictionary These are represented with the StoredDataValue structure. The actual dataModel is known from the kind being stored. RELOAD base -13 p.83 --alex |