Closed adam-ludera-intive closed 3 years ago
At the moment, network operators can only provide PDF-type attachments. It is not foreseen that this will change in the near future. The KLIC-delivery itself of course also includes documents of the PNG type (delivery version 2.1, background layer), and XML.
Thank you for your answer.
One additional question regarding attachments. Is it guaranteed that all Attachments' file names will be unique in the scope of one KLIC?
The filenames of attachements are based on it's identifier bestandIdentificator
as mentioned in Bijlage or ExtraDetailinfo. As this identifiers are unique, their filenames will be unique too.
We also take care that attachements which ar build by KLIC itself, will have a unique filename.
So we can ensure their uniqeness within the scope of one KLIC-request.
Take care:
It is possible that an attachement as refered more than once (e.g. an attachement of the type 'huisaansluiting' refered by more ExtraDetailinfo-addresses).
Based on all examples so far we see all Utility Company Attachments are delivered as PDFs. Can this be then taken as a rule, i.e. that all attachments delivered in KLIC (i.e. files pointed by Bijlage, EisVoorzorgsmaatregelBijlage, and ExtraDetailInfo) will always be of type PDF?
The fact is that the BestandMediaType attribute, based on the enumeration of BestandMediaTypeValue, can be delivered with the following values. However, as said previously, we have never seen those in any production KLICs nor samples from GitHub.