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The Application Level Events (ALE) Specification, Version 1.0 - GS1

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may contain future elements defined in the target namespace.<br />

In addition to the optional element, extensible element<br />

types are declared with a final xsd:any wildcard to accommodate<br />

future elements defined by third parties (as denoted by the ##other<br />

namespace).<br />

Finally, the xsd:anyAttribute facility is used to allow arbitrary<br />

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A ECBoundarySpec specifies how the beginning and end of event cycles<br />

are to be determined. <strong>The</strong> startTrigger and repeatPeriod elements<br />

are mutually exclusive. One may, however, specify a ECBoundarySpec<br />

with neither event cycle start condition (i.e., startTrigger nor<br />

repeatPeriod) present. At least one event cycle stopping condition<br />

(stopTrigger, duration, and/or stableSetInterval) must be present.<br />

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A ECFilterSpec specifies what EPCs are to be included in the final<br />

report. <strong>The</strong> ECFilterSpec implements a flexible filtering scheme based on<br />

pattern lists for inclusion and exclusion.<br />

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