Added ProtoProduct into FareProductStructure #60
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A proto product is a fare product, which shall not be shown to the user directly. Instead it carries fare product related information, which can be processed further. Can be used for tariffing in a distributed environment, where OJP services can deliver only parts of a fare product.
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OJP_FareSupport.xsd
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| <xs:group ref="FareAuthorityGroup"/> | |||
| <xs:element name="ProtoProduct" type="xs:boolean" default="false" minOccurs="0"> | |||
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| <xs:documentation>Is the product a proto product? If yes, it should not be shown to the user directly. Instead a proto product transports fare product information, which usually has to be processed further. Default is false.</xs:documentation> | |||
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Can be used for tariffing in a distributed environment, where OJP services can deliver only parts of a fare product.
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Shall I explain, why a proto fare product can be sensible in a distributed environment or shall we discard the "where ..." part of the sentence?
Included references to EU-Spirit.
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Is this product a proto product? Default is false. If yes, it should not be shown to the user. In a distributed environment (e.g. EU-Spirit) partial systems may generate incomplete product information (proto product), which has to be be processed further and combined with other information before it is a complete fare product and can be shown to the user. See https://eu-spirit.eu/
A proto product is a fare product, which shall not be shown to the user directly. Instead it carries fare product related information, which can be processed further. Can be used for tariffing in a distributed environment, where OJP services can deliver only parts of a fare product.