Following on my previous... Kon's specific example refers to groups
of one or more devices. That seems like it might be addressed either
by explicit addressing using <recipientAddress> or a keyword
reference rather than by using the <targetArea> structure. After
all, a device or set of devices only indirectly describes an area...
a device might be moved without changing its identity.
Of course, there are many situations where we might want to send a
message to "every device of class X within geospatial area Y" without
necessarily knowing ahead of time which particular devices fell in
that class at that time. That's where <targetArea>, possibly in
concert with a keyword, would apply.
- Art
On May 24, 2005, at 12:58 PM, Kon Wilms wrote:
> All,
>
> Many systems make use of numeric codes for target areas, for example a
> group identifier of n character bytes (which may point to 1 or more
> devices). What is the correct way to map this to the EDXL target area,
> or does one even exist?
>
> Cheers
> Kon
>
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