The <object> node is a wrapper for the list of objects returned.

NOTE: The <objects> node is only present when there is more than one object returned.

  <xml>

      <objects xmlns="urn:schemas-teradp-com:gn4tera">

<image nav:objectType="image" id="obj27688" name="03-24 CarrollCloar_2260687.jpg" ...="">

         <nav:creation />

         <nav:modified />

         <nav:referencing />

         <folderRef idref="obj27687" />

         <creatorRef idref="obj19348" />

         <modifierRef idref="obj19348" />

         <thumbnail id="data1336" mime="image/gif" nav:mimeExt=".gif"

                         nav:mimeMacType="GIFf" size="7127" />

         <preview id="data1337" mime="image/gif" nav:mimeExt=".gif"

                         nav:mimeMacType="GIFf" size="82017" />

         <data id="data1338" mime="image/jpeg" nav:mimeExt=".jpg"

                         nav:mimeMacType="JPEG" size="902800" />

       </image>

        <video nav:objectType="video" id="obj32769"

                 name="Reuters VARIOUS-TALK OF THE TOWN [233654]" ...>

         <nav:creation />

         <nav:modified />

...

        </video>

        <image nav:objectType="image" id="obj66678"

                 name="Japan Michael Jackson Movie.jpg" ...>

          <nav:creation />

          <nav:modified />

        </image>

      </objects>

    </xml>

 

NOTE: There is no <objects> node for a single result.

    <xml>

      <story nav:objectType="story" id="obj18243" name="TR_IMP_00130788" ...>

...

      </story>

    </xml>

See also

object items