Overview

A location has a name and may also have an associated physical presence in space. Note that just because the physical location changes, the name need not. For example, a location Name might be On an airplane while the PhysicalLocation would be the coordinates in space of the traveler changing as the plane moves.

Members

Name Type Description

description

string

 The description is an xHTML segment as descibed in the TimeManagementService guidelines.

mark

anyType[]

 The Mark of the Location

name

string

 The Name of the Location

timeZone

beeId<timeZone>

 The TimeZoneHandle of the Location

Hierarchy

Examples

Below are examples in XML formats. All examples are shown with all inherited members. Quoting when required is part of the examples, but you must obviously populate with your own data.

XML Example

(show inherited members)

<obh:location xsi:type="obh:location" xmlns:obh="http://www.oracle.com/beehive" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
        <description>your_string_0</description>
         <mark>your_anyType_0</mark>
        <mark>your_anyType_1</mark>
        <mark>your_anyType_2</mark>
         <name>your_string_0</name>
         <timeZone>your_beeId_0</timeZone>
 </obh:location>

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