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Based on the DATEX II Platform Independent Model for data exchange (Exchange PIM), this document specifies the Exchange Platform Specific Model (Exchange PSM) for Web Services over http.
The term "Web Services" is used generically here, since profiles for the Web Services protocol stack (WSDL & SOAP) as well as plain HTTP exchange options are provided.
2 files describe the WSDL services, one for the Pull operating mode, the other for the Push operating modes.
You can download the 3 files together in a zip file from the link below.

This is a windows application that converts a DATEX II UML model into a XML schema.
The tool is needed when users want to add extensions to the DATEX II UML model.

It has been automatically generated by the XML Schema generation tool from the DATEX II UML model. The XML schema is used by PSM’s.
The xsd file can downloaded by the link below.

This document is targeted towards all stakeholders that want to understand the modelling methodology applied throughout the DATEX II specifications. While this is potentially a wide range of readers, the document addresses specifically those users that intend to extend the DATEX II data model and therefore need to understand – and comply with – the modelling principles, the use of the Unified Modelling Language (UML) and other conventions for DATEX II modelling.

The DATEX II v1.0 Data Model is the data model for DATEX II data exchange interfaces. It is modelled in UML and is a Platform Independent Model (PIM).
The top level entry point into the model is reached via the path "Logical:D2LogicalModel" which contains all publications, management information and exchange protocol meta-data for a DATEX II interface.

These are some example XML messages that validate against the DATEX II XML Schema.

This browsable data dictionary gives you easy access to the definitions of the classes, attributes and enumerations included in the UML Diagrams of the DATEX II model.
Static Data Dictionary 1.0 is accessible here.

This guide contains documentation for the mapping tool between UML and XML Schema. It also contains the rules used for the conversion process. It is targeted towards users of the DATEX II Schema generation tool and those who would like to have a deeper knowledge and understanding of the conversion process.

This Software Developers Guide is mainly targeted towards software developers who are in charge of DATEX II developments.
Software developers should first read the User Guide which is an introduction to DATEX II and will assist in the understanding of the other DATEX II documents.