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Event definitions

Event definitions are comprised of several types of information.

An event definition contains several kinds of information:

Name
The name of the event definition, which is the same as the extension name of the events described by the definition. All events with a particular extension name share the same event definition.
Parent
The name of the parent event definition. Any event definition (with the exception of the root definition event) has a parent event definition from which it inherits property descriptions and extended data element descriptions (although some aspects of the inherited data can be overridden). The parent can be any valid event definition that exists in the event catalog.
Property descriptions
Descriptions of the permitted Common Base Event properties for the event definition. A property description can describe any property defined in the Common Base Event specification as a simple type, including properties of complex subelements.
Extended data element descriptions
Descriptions of the permitted extended data elements for the event definition. An extended data element description defines the name and type of the extended data element; it can also define default values, how many of the extended data element are allowed, and descriptions of child extended data elements.

Represented as an XML document, an event definition takes the following general form:

<eventDefinition name="eventDefinitionName"
                 parent="parentEventDefinitionName">
     <property name="propertyName" ... />
     <extendedDataElement name="extendedDataElementName" 
                          type="type" ... />
</eventDefinition>

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