Harness Level Definitions (Harness Optimization)

If you want to export/import harness level definitions, they must be in an XML file that conforms to the document type definition (leveldef.dtd) that is located in the dtd directory of your Capital installation.

The XML file can contain the following information:

• All options that affect the harness (regardless of their support by individual levels) - A leveldef element defines the options which affect the harness and contains the levels.

• Harness level names - Defined by a name attribute in the level element. A level element can contain child level elements. Note that no child level element can contain another child level element.

• The partnumber attribute for a harness level - The level element can contain this.

• Vehicle models supported by each harness level - Defined by a vehiclemodelref that a level element can contain.

• Options supported by each harness level - You can define options as optionref elements and the leveldef or level elements can contain them.

The following is an example of an XML import file:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<DOCTYPE leveldef PUBLIC "-//Siemens//Capital Level Definition 1.0//EN" "h:/capital_home/dtd/leveldef.dtd"> 
<leveldef> 
<optionref name="ENG-V6"/> 
<optionref name="ENG-V8"/> 
<level name="Level-A" max="true" partnumber="H12345"> 
<vehiclemodelref name="Model1"/> 
<vehiclemodelref name="Model2"/> 
<optionref name="ENG-V6"/> 
<optionref name="ENG-V8"/> 
<level name="Level-A-A"> 
<vehiclemodelref name="Model1"/> 
<optionref name="ENG-V6"/> 
</level> 
</level> 
</leveldef>

• Importing Harness Level Definitions (Harness Optimization)

• Exporting Harness Level Definitions (Harness Optimization)

Parent Topic:

Harness Level Optimization Tool Concepts

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606

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