Asset Reporting FormatDavid Waltermire, Adam Halbardier, John Wunder1.1.12012年02月13日The top-level report element.Contains one or more requests for reports. Each report request must be referenced in a relationship on a report in the same asset-report-collection.Contains the representation of one or more assets represented using the Asset Identification format.An internal ID to identify this asset.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as
desired.Contains one or more reports.Contains a report, which is composed of zero or more relationships and a content payload.Contain other information elements. Used as an extension point.Contains other information. Use as an extension point for data that does not fall into the categories defined in asset-report-collection.An internal ID to identify this object.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.The id for this collection.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.Contains the content of the report request.Holds the content of a report request.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.An internal ID to identify this report request.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.Contains the content of the report.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.An internal ID to identify this report.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.Report creators can embedding this element in a report with the @ref_id referencing the ID of an asset, report, or report request. This element effectively acts as a pointer, allowing content produces to reference higher level ARF constructs in a report, without duplicating the data in that ARF construct.Links to content stored external to this report.Fixed as a simple XLink.A URI to the remote content. Producers and consumers should both know how to resolve the URI in order to be interoperable.A placeholder so that content creators can add attributes as desired.