Common attributes

The standard Message is made of several common attributes used everywhere. We group all them in the table on the right, but every single element is a separate element, and it is not related to the others.

In general, the object attributes are used in:

the Service object type, that is itself used in the Message structure (Sender, Recipient, etc.).
in the DiscoveryProfiles elements.

Note: special values are highlighted.

The message common object types

_Element	_Value	_Description
DataFreshness	Defined by the enumeration of the different type of data related to the time (real time or historic information): Historic RealTime NearlyRealTime Unknown	This field specify what type of data is provided by the service to distinguish between real time data from historic data.
SeaBasin	Specify one of the values: Mediterranean Atlantic NorthSea BalticSea ArcticOcean BlackSea OutermostRegions NonSpecified	Represent the sea basin covered by the service.
ServiceOperation	Specify one of the values: Feedback Pull Subscribe Push Acknowledgement	The different type of communication pattern available for each service type.
ServiceRole	Indicate one of: Consumer Provider	Role of the service in the message exchange process.
ServiceType	One of the values: OperationalAssetService MeteoOceanographicConditionService CargoService RiskService OrganizationDocumentService VesselDocumentService EventDocumentService LawInfringementIncidentService PersonService LandVehicleService MovementService AnomalyService OrganizationService AgentService LocationDocumentService MaritimeSafetyIncidentService IrregularMigrationIncidentService AircraftService ActionService IncidentService LocationService CargoDocumentService RiskDocumentService CertificateDocumentService DocumentService CrisisIncidentService PersonDocumentService VesselService	The type of entities exchanged based on the CISE data model.
ServiceStatus	Specify one of the values: Draft Online Offline Maintenance Deprecated	The status of the service: Draft = the service is not yet available for use but can be seen in the Service Registry. Online = the service is available for use. Offline = the service is not available anymore. For historic purpose, it can still be seen in the Service Registry with an offline status. Maintenance = the service is temporally not available for use. Deprecated = the service is available for use but will be soon offline, either replaced by a new version of the service or discontinued.
Community	Set to one of the user communities participating to CISE: FisheriesControl MaritimeSafetySecurity DefenceMonitoring MarineEnvironment BorderControl GeneralLawEnforcement Customs Other NonSpecified	Specify the user communities participating to CISE. Used in the Participant object (Communities) and in the DiscoveryProfiles (Community element).
Function	Indicate one of the functions covered by the provider of the service: FisheriesMonitoring Safety EnvironmentResponse CustomsMonitoring CounterTerrorism Security FisheriesWarning DefenceMonitoring SAR CustomsOperation Operation EnvironmentMonitoring LawEnforcementMonitoring BorderMonitoring VTM BorderOperation LawEnforcementOperation EnvironmentWarning CSDPTask FisheriesOperation NonSpecified	The function covered by the provider of the service. Used in the Participant object (Functions element) and in the DiscoveryProfiles (Functions element).
MemberState	2 character country code in Upper case, specified in the standard ISO-3166-1 alpha-2. Example IT.	The country code. Used in the Participant object (MemberState element) and in the DiscoveryProfiles (Country element).