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For example, the following XML payload would be the result of a GET request on the CollectionObject Vocabulary service:
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<?xml version="
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1.0" encoding="
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UTF-8"?>
<document name="vocabularies">
<ns2:vocabularies_common
xmlns:ns2="http://collectionspace.org/
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services/
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vocabulary"
xmlns:xsi="http://
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www.w3.org/
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2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<shortIdentifier>1296500910627</shortIdentifier>
<refName>urn:cspace:org.collectionspace.demo:vocabulary:name(1296500910627)'displayName-1296500910627'</refName>
<csid>31af11b0-09b3-4774-8791</csid>
<displayName>displayName-1296500910627</displayName>
<vocabType>enum</vocabType>
</ns2:vocabularies_common>
<ns2:collectionspace_core
xmlns:ns2="http://collectionspace.org/
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collectionspace_core/"
xmlns:xsi="http://
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www.w3.org/
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2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<tenantId>1</tenantId>
<updatedAt>2011-01-31T19:08:35Z</updatedAt>
<createdAt>2011-01-31T19:08:35Z</createdAt>
</ns2:collectionspace_core>
</document>
For each schema defined by the document type there is a schema entry which contains the document properties belonging to that schema. The XSD schema that correspond to that schema can be used to validate the content of the schema section
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