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smash
- This area contains the SM CLP command response schema
definitions
(DSP0244)
in
DSP0214.
wbem
- This area contains the schema definitions referenced by a
number of
specifications, including registries, protocols, wrapper
specifications
and
the CIM Schema itself.
ovf
- This area
contains the Open Virtualization Format (OVF) schema
definitions
as
referenced in DSP0243.
cmdbf
- This area contains the Configuration Management Database
Federation
schema
definitions as referenced in DSP0252.
document - This
area contains schemas for common document related
information,
such as glossary, bibliography, and document control
information.
cimi
- This area contains schema
definitions for Cloud Infrastructure Management Interface (CIMI)
tools
- This area contains DMTF tools and other files made
available to DMTF
Alliance partners and affiliates.
This site contains XML schema documents, XML instance
documents, and XSLT stylesheet documents for convenience of
the development community. If these documents have a DSP
number, they are DMTF standards, otherwise they have been
produced from the CIM Schema by using DMTF standards. For a
document to be published on this site, the corresponding DMTF
standard is either in Preliminary or Final status.
The DMTF advises developers to NOT FETCH THESE DOCUMENTS
PROGRAMMATICALLY. This website has a limited amount of
bandwidth which will not be increased. These documents are
posted on this site for development purposes only and are not
meant to be fetched by applications during run-time.
This site is organized according to DSP4009,
which is the DMTF Process for publishing XML schema, XML
documents and XSLT stylesheets.
Disclaimer: Due to unreliable rendering of XSL
stylesheets for some browsers, the DMTF does not provide
active references to stylesheets in XML files on the
schemas.dmtf.org website. To enable automatic stylesheet
processing, download the XML file to a local file system,
along with the XSL file referenced in the href attribute, and
enable the xsl-stylesheet processing instruction in that local
copy.
The DMTF welcomes feedback on our standards, but requires that individuals submitting comments first agree to our DMTF Feedback Policy. Note that current DMTF members should not use this feedback system - instead, submit feedback via email to the respective working group or the DMTF Vice President of Technology.