Cisco Cisco Videoscape Voyager Vantage 3.0 Installation Guide
Chapter 2 Creating a Downloadable Object
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The config.xml Configuration File
The config.xml file defines all the metadata for a downloadable object, and must be
provided with an object in order for the object to be valid. The file is always called
config.xml and always resides in the root of the object file tree. It has many
properties, most of which are optional. You can create the config.xml using the text
editor of your choice.
This section provides an overview of the config.xml file, as well as a description of
the fields required for the file.
provided with an object in order for the object to be valid. The file is always called
config.xml and always resides in the root of the object file tree. It has many
properties, most of which are optional. You can create the config.xml using the text
editor of your choice.
This section provides an overview of the config.xml file, as well as a description of
the fields required for the file.
Example of the config.xml File
An example of the config.xml follows. Elements marked with an asterisk (*) can be
repeated in the file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
repeated in the file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<package id="" type="suite-app|suite-theme|suite-
language|suite-logo">
language|suite-logo">
<name lang=""></name>*
<description lang=""></description>*
<uri></uri>
<author></author>
<version></version>
<orgId></orgId>
<galioVersion></galioVersion>*
<property
name="launch|show|destroy|showLoadingBanner
|resolution|forceUpgrade|lowMemProtect|langCode2|*">
</property>*
<menu show="yes|no"></menu>
<group></group>