Class

• <DRM DRM Class Summary Item>

Superclass

• <DRM Base Summary Item>

Subclass

• None.

Definition

An instance of this DRM class is used as part of a summary of a transmittal’s content to represent instances of a class (specified by the drm_class field value) that are used that transmittal.

<DRM DRM Class Summary Item> instances are combined together to form a list of the classes that are present in a transmittal or part of a transmittal. Each such list has only one entry per class. However, it does not have to be a complete list of every class used, and it can include abstract classes.

Each <DRM DRM Class Summary Item> can optionally have a list of <DRM EDCS Use Summary Item> instances giving the classifications that are attached to instances of that class in the transmittal. Obviously this only makes sense for those classes that can have classification information.

Each <DRM DRM Class Summary Item> can also have a list of <DRM SRF Summary> instances giving the SRFs defined in the transmittal by instances of that class. Obviously this only makes sense for those classes that contain SRF parameters.

Class diagram

Figure 6.68 — DRM_DRM_Class_Summary_Item

Constraints

• Publishable Object

Example(s)

• A summary of the classes used in an entire transmittal.

  

  Figure 6.69 — <DRM DRM Class Summary Item> example

• A summary of classes used in part of a transmittal. (See the FAQ list also).

  The geometry portion of the given <DRM Environment Root> instance has the following layout.

  

  Figure 6.70 — <DRM DRM Class Summary Item> example

  The geometry portion of the given <DRM Environment Root> instance is therefore summarized as follows.

  

  Figure 6.71 — <DRM DRM Class Summary Item> example