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25.2. XML Representation of the Events Collection

25.2. XML Representation of the Events Collection

Example 25.1. An XML representation of the events collection

<events>
    <event id="537" href="/api/events/537">
        <description>User vdcadmin logged in.</description>
        <code>30</code>
        <severity>normal</severity>
        <time>2011-01-12T10:48:27.827+02:00</time>
        <user id="9b9002d1-ec33-4083-8a7b-31f6b8931648"
          href="/api/users/9b9002d1-ec33-4083-8a7b-31f6b8931648"/>
    </event>
    ...
</events>

<events>
    <event id="537" href="/api/events/537">
        <description>User vdcadmin logged in.</description>
        <code>30</code>
        <severity>normal</severity>
        <time>2011-01-12T10:48:27.827+02:00</time>
        <user id="9b9002d1-ec33-4083-8a7b-31f6b8931648"
          href="/api/users/9b9002d1-ec33-4083-8a7b-31f6b8931648"/>
    </event>
    ...
</events>

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