outputPortsEntity element

Type:	outputPortsEntity
Namespace:	(default namespace)
XML Schema:	ns0.xsd

A serialized representation of this class can be placed in the entity body of a response to the API. This particular entity holds a reference to a list of output PortDTOs.

Example XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<outputPortsEntity>
  <revision>
    <clientId>...</clientId>
    <version>...</version>
  </revision>
  <outputPorts>
    <id>...</id>
    <parentGroupId>...</parentGroupId>
    <uri>...</uri>
    <position>
      <x>...</x>
      <y>...</y>
    </position>
    <name>...</name>
    <state>...</state>
    <type>...</type>
    <concurrentlySchedulableTaskCount>...</concurrentlySchedulableTaskCount>
    <comments>...</comments>
    <groupAccessControl>...</groupAccessControl>
    <groupAccessControl>...</groupAccessControl>
    <!--...more "groupAccessControl" elements...-->
    <userAccessControl>...</userAccessControl>
    <userAccessControl>...</userAccessControl>
    <!--...more "userAccessControl" elements...-->
    <validationErrors>...</validationErrors>
    <validationErrors>...</validationErrors>
    <!--...more "validationErrors" elements...-->
  </outputPorts>
  <outputPorts>
    <!--...-->
  </outputPorts>
  <!--...more "outputPorts" elements...-->
</outputPortsEntity>

Example JSON

{
  "outputPorts" : [ {
    "name" : "...",
    "state" : "...",
    "type" : "...",
    "concurrentlySchedulableTaskCount" : ...,
    "comments" : "...",
    "groupAccessControl" : [ "...", ... ],
    "userAccessControl" : [ "...", ... ],
    "validationErrors" : [ "...", ... ],
    "id" : "...",
    "parentGroupId" : "...",
    "uri" : "...",
    "position" : {
      "x" : ...,
      "y" : ...
    }
  }, ... ],
  "revision" : {
    "clientId" : "...",
    "version" : ...
  }
}