nc:EmailAttachmentBinary

A binary file which is attached to an email message.

Element information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  1. nc:BinaryID [0..*]    An identifier that references a binary object.
  2. nc:BinaryAvailableLocationText [0..*]    A physical or digital location of a binary object.
  3. nc:BinaryAvailableIndicator [0..*]    True if a binary is available; false if it is not.
  4. Choice [0..*]
     from subst. group nc:BinaryObject
     nc:BinaryBase64Object    A binary encoding of data.
     nc:BinaryHexObject    A binary encoding of data.
  5. nc:BinaryCaptureDate [0..*]    A date on which a binary object is captured or created.
  6. nc:BinaryCapturer [0..*]    An entity which captured or created a binary object.
  7. nc:BinaryDescriptionText [0..*]    A description of a binary object.
  8. nc:BinaryFormatID [0..*]    An identifier for a file format or content type of a binary object.
  9. nc:BinaryFormatStandardName [0..*]    A name of a standard or protocol used to classify binary content.
  10. nc:BinaryLocationURI [0..*]    A URL or file reference of a binary object.
  11. nc:BinarySizeValue [0..*]    A size of a binary object in kilobytes.
  12. nc:BinaryCategoryText [0..*]    A kind of object that has been encoded.

Attributes

Used in

• NIEM reference target from j:EvidenceDocumentBinaryReference
• NIEM reference target from j:EvidenceItemBinaryReference
• Type nc:EmailType (Elements nc:DeviceReceivedEmail, nc:DeviceSentEmail, nc:Email)

Substitution hierarchy

• nc:EmailAttachment
  • can be substituted with nc:EmailAttachmentBinary

Sample instance

<nc:EmailAttachmentBinary>
   <nc:BinaryID>string</nc:BinaryID>
   <nc:BinaryAvailableLocationText>string</nc:BinaryAvailableLocationText>
   <nc:BinaryAvailableIndicator>true</nc:BinaryAvailableIndicator>
   <nc:BinaryBase64Object>GpM7</nc:BinaryBase64Object>
   <nc:BinaryCaptureDate>
      <nc:Date>2000-01-01</nc:Date>
   </nc:BinaryCaptureDate>
   <nc:BinaryCapturer>
      <nc:EntityOrganizationReference/>
   </nc:BinaryCapturer>
   <nc:BinaryDescriptionText>string</nc:BinaryDescriptionText>
   <nc:BinaryFormatID>string</nc:BinaryFormatID>
   <nc:BinaryFormatStandardName>string</nc:BinaryFormatStandardName>
   <nc:BinaryLocationURI>http://www.example.com/</nc:BinaryLocationURI>
   <nc:BinarySizeValue>1.0</nc:BinarySizeValue>
   <nc:BinaryCategoryText>string</nc:BinaryCategoryText>
</nc:EmailAttachmentBinary>