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ptopgen now produces output which conforms to the rspec advertisement schema. It produces URNs rather than UUIDs.

Modified the xml format to have attributes which makes the parse much faster. The change affected the rspecs as well and that was also corrected.

The dividing of the rspecs is complete. There are now two different rspec schemas, one for advertisements and one for requests. I still need to reconcile this new change with tickets. Did some testing, especially on advertisements. Need to excercise the request rspec more.

Changed the interface elements in the link spec to attributes to make it consistent with the interface spec in the nodes.

Quick fix in interfaceDecl/InterfaceSpec to clear up ambiguity and to make InterfaceDecl a mapping of virtual->component rather than just a name.

Changed naming of a few things as per Rob. Moved path interface data from intermediate nodes to intermediate links.

Modified structure to allow mappings from virtual_uuid to component_uuid to sliver_uuid. Links may now be mapped to a physical path. TODO: Final tunnels format

hings are now implemented entirely using redefinition rather than &= which turned out to be flak
y. Added a new test xml file to exercise the node, link, and interface parts of the schema.

Changed merge names so that new node attributes are merged inside of the node. Same of link/interface.

Need to figure out some way that all these auxiliary xsd files don't
need to change every time we update one of the base files...

the real definitions. The 'top level' file basically just contains the
namespace declaration and defines the start symbol.

The point of this is so that we can easily "include" the rspec schema
in other files.

The valid time is now part of the rspec

Names are now solely for debugging, and are optional. UUIDs, which I
have just added, are the "real" way to uniquely identify nodes and
links.

Fix path to top.rnc, since I've moved this file

Use the stanard xsd:boolean type

A few re-fills

examples.

Note that these depend on the top schema from the assign directory.