Bookshelf v10.1.3.2: The Retail.xml Configuration File Structure

This section contains an example for you to use when creating application configuration files in XML format. This example uses the retail.xml file to illustrate frequently used elements and attributes. Following the example of the retail.xml file is a table that contains explanations of each element and attribute in the order in which they appear in the file. Table 3 contains descriptions of the elements and attributes in this example.

<remotecfg>

<application name="Retail"

displayname="Retail Database Application"

dir="app">

<repository name="Retail.rpd"/>

<webcatalog name="Retail.catalog"/>

<displayname lang="en" value="Retail Database Application"/>

<displayname lang="es" value="La Aplicación de la Base de datos al Por Menor"/>

</application>

<data dir="data" catalogfolder="/shared/Disconnected/Retail">

<dataset

name

="Retail"

incremental="true"

syncmode="online"

subjectarea="Retail">

<displayname lang="en" value="Retail Data Set"/>

<displayname lang="es" value="La Colección de Datos al Por Menor"/>

<table name="Product">

<sourcingreport name="Product" file="Product.csv"/>

<tablesql name="Product.sql"/>

<indexsql name="ProductIdx.sql"/>

</table>

<table name="Store">

<sourcingreport name="Store" file="Store.csv"/>

<tablesql name="Store.sql"/>

</table>

<table name="SalesFact">

<sourcingreport name="SalesFact" file="SalesFact.csv"/>

<tablesql name="SalesFact.sql"/>

</table>

</dataset>

</data>

</remotecfg>