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Using Formatted ASCII Text for the Replacement Element

If using formatted ASCII text to represent the element, a client application includes the action="replace" and format="text" attributes in the <load-configuration/> tag or opening <load-configuration> tag:



<rpc>
    <!- - For a file - ->
        <load-configuration action="replace" format="text" url="file"/>
    

    <!- - For a data stream - ->
        <load-configuration action="replace" format="text">
            <!- - formatted ASCII configuration statements - ->
        </load-configuration>
</rpc>

The application places the inactive: or active: operator on the line above the new element and the replace: operator directly before the new element. It includes all child statements that it is defining for all children of the element:



<configuration-text>
/* statements for parent levels */
    

       /* For an object with an identifier */
        (inactive | active): 

        
replace: object identifier { 

            /* Child configuration statements */
        } 
    

    /* For a hierarchy level or object without an identifier */
        (inactive | active): 

        
replace: element { 

            /* Child configuration statements */
        } 
    

/* closing braces for parent levels */
</configuration-text>

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