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• NeTEx (UK)
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• CEN NeTEx
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This page provides information about recent and upcoming versions of NeTEx schemas & documents underdevelopment. Some of which may be downloaded in the formats shown.

To use the NeTEx schema, you may either reference the URL for the appropriate version, or use a local copy held on your own machine, which you can downloaded from this site.

NOTE THAT THIS IS a UK SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT SITE with historic and work in progress versions for preferred UK use.

The CEN mainstream releases are now to be found at GitHub: https://github.com/NeTEx-CEN/NeTEx. Those familiar with GitHub can use it to access the latest fixes and new features being contributed.

The CEN Github repository normally keeps several branches active:

• A stable main release branch with the schema corresponding to the published CEN Standardof a specified version.
• A minor release branch of cumulative fixes and small corrections but no significant functional  changes. This site will provide an update from time to time for any changes useful for the UK..
• One or more development branches with new features being trialled.

Note that GitHub also contains other useful tools such as language bindings (e.g.CircleCI for Java is available) and there is a lot of activity to develop furthertools.

Packages

 NeTEx uses a modular package structure, with a separate sub-schema for each main service. For convenience, two main schema packages are provided but you may use individual packages.

• NeTEx_publication.xsd

Request/response: NetEx wrapped as SIRI request.

• NeTEx_siri.xsd

Within a delivery, data making a coherent versions should be grouped in frames

Namespaces

The    NeTEx schema used a  namespace of http://www.netex.org.uk/netex  

Downloadable versions of NeTEx XML Schema  & Documents

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