For request payloads, one or more ses-request elements follow the ses-header element in the ses-payload root element. These elements specify the operations which are to be executed by the CMS Server.
<!ELEMENT ses-request (ses-indexDoc|ses-deleteDoc|ses-search)> <!ATTLIST ses-request request-id CDATA #REQUIRED preclusive (true | false) "false">
The subelements of the ses-request element are explained in
the following sections. An ses-request element has the
following attributes:
request-id
Request ID. This ID is issued by the creator of the request payload. It must be unique within all payloads that are exchanged in a particular communication context. It is not sufficient that the ID is unique within the current payload.preclusive
Truth value (trueorfalse). Thepreclusiveattribute allows the NPS client to mark the requests which are critical for the continued processing of payloads. If the processing of a request marked aspreclusivefails, all further requests in the payload are not processed but are answered with an error message.
All requests in a payload are processed in sequence beginning with the
first request. In this way, it is possible for a client to put together
requests that are dependent on each other in one request payload. For
example, in a single payload, a client can first create an object class and
then create objects based on this class. Using the preclusive
attribute, the client can also ensure that the dependent request is only
processed when the previous one has not caused an error.