Eurex
XML Report Reference Manual
Version V 3.1.3
05.04.2017
XML Reports Concepts used by Eurex
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<structureName>
...
</structureName>
The structure members occur in the sequence as they are defined in the XML Report layout.
Optional members may be omitted, if they contain no data.
In case of a multiple occurrence, the <structureName> element is repeated.
2.2.4.3
Field Values
Field values are written as
<fieldName>fieldValue</fieldName>
or, if no value is given for a mandatory field,
<fieldName/>
Optional fields are omitted if no value is given.
Alphanumeric field values are written to the XML Report with their complete field length.
Examples:
<prodId>OSMI</prodId>
<ordrText>430-11172 </ordrText>
Numeric values with precision 0 are written in the format DD…D without leading zeroes (D
denotes a digit 0, 1, …, 9).
Example:
<sumTrnLngQty>558</sumTrnLngQty>
Numeric values with precision > 0 are written in the format DD…D.D…D, where the number of
trailing digits is given by the precision.
Example:
<valPerTick>1.0000</valPerTick>
Signed numeric values are prefixed with a plus (’+’) or minus (’--’) sign.
Example:
<sumPrmVmarAmnt>-88880.00</sumPrmVmarAmnt>
2.2.5
Rules for Text Reports
The text reports created from the XML reports serve to display the contained data in a human
readable format. Only the XML reports are suitable for automatic processing.
Eurex strongly advises against any form of text report processing, e.g. by parsing data
from the text report content.
The following sections describe some generic rules how the layout of the text reports is deter-
mined from the XML report structure.