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| − | Lenex is an XML based data exchange format for swimming. | + | Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format. |
| − | + | In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files. | |
[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes). | [[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes). | ||
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* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records] | * [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records] | ||
| − | Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for | + | Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email. |
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====Verify Lenex files==== | ====Verify Lenex files==== | ||
Revision as of 17:25, 1 December 2024
General
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.
In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.
Lenex 3.0 - Documentation (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.
Verify Lenex files
You may upload a Lenex file on this website. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.
Recent changes
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
- 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
- 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
- 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0
Trust Authority
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.
For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact lenex@swimrankings.net.
Copyright Notice
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The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.
The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community. By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.
