Document References Reference Description – – Element cvrf:Description « The cvrf:Description element MUST exactly once in cvrf:Reference. » [CSAF-4.9.1.2-1] « Any instance MUST contain a non-empty string representing the description of the related document. » [CSAF-4.9.1.2-2] Non-normative comment: This can be a descriptive or the name of the referenced artifact. Example : <References> <Reference Type="External"> <URL>http://example.com/bar/</URL> <Description xml:lang="fr">C'est un test de référence</Description> </Reference> </References> Acknowledgements Element cvrf:Acknowledgements « The optional cvrf:Acknowledgements element if present MUST be in cvrf:cvrfdoc. » [CSAF-4.10-1] « An instance MUST contain one or more cvrf:Acknowledgement elements. » [CSAF-4.10-2] The cvrf:Acknowledgements element is a container that SHOULD provide a in the children cvrf:Acknowledgement elements to note recognition of external parties. Following is a visual representation of some valid Document Acknowledgements configuration including the parent node cvrf:cvrfdoc (Document Root) again with the node labeled {…} indicating further — possible Acknowledgement subtrees: Figure : A topologically Document Acknowledgements configuration.
Document References – Reference – Description Element cvrf:Description « The cvrf:Description element MUST exactly once in cvrf:Reference. » [CSAF-4.9.1.2-1] « Any instance MUST contain a non-empty string representing the description of the related document. » [CSAF-4.9.1.2-2] Non-normative comment: This can be a descriptive or the name of the referenced artifact. Example : <References> <Reference Type="External"> <URL>http://example.com/bar/</URL> <Description xml:lang="fr">C'est un test de référence</Description> </Reference> </References> Acknowledgements Element cvrf:Acknowledgements « The optional cvrf:Acknowledgements element if present MUST be in cvrf:cvrfdoc. » [CSAF-4.10-1] « An instance MUST contain one or more cvrf:Acknowledgement elements. » [CSAF-4.10-2] The cvrf:Acknowledgements element is a container that SHOULD provide a in the children cvrf:Acknowledgement elements to note recognition of external parties. Following is a visual representation of some valid Document Acknowledgements configuration including the parent node cvrf:cvrfdoc (Document Root) — again with the node labeled {…} indicating further possible Acknowledgement subtrees: Figure : A topologically Document Acknowledgements configuration.
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