Changelog

Updates to the NautiX interface are published on this page.

Version 1.3

07.08.2024 - 0dae69f

Better differentiation of internal_code:

<internal_code>Boat Nr B-65</internal_code>
<internal_code_public>Boat Nr B-65</internal_code_public>
<internal_code_private>Current Owner: John Doe</internal_code_private>

This improves the definition of whether the internal code may be shared with the public or whether it is only intended for internal use by the broker.

We also removed no_engines from the XSD and sample XML. There is no longer any use for this field. Whether and how many engines are available can be defined completely using number_of_engines:

  • one or more engines: e.g. number_of_engines=2

  • no engine: number_of_engines=0

  • engine information not available: completely leave away the node number_of_engines

Version 1.2

20.02.2024 - ad8ea0b

A new field model year has been introduced plus small improvements for sale class and sale status.

model year

<model_year>2018</model_year>
<year_built>2017</year_built>
<year_launched>2018</year_launched>
<last_refit>2020</last_refit>

sale class

We added the value “not-applicable” to sale class (used / new / etc). It should be only used for moorings.

<sale_class>not-applicable</sale_class>

sale status

There have been questions about the status under-offer: it is the equivalent for “sale pending, real offer from prospective buyer, boat is under offer etc.”

<sale_status>under-offer</sale_status>


Version 1.1

10.03.2022 - 11e0c3b

We made two small changes on the XML/XSD. Both changes are backward compatible and do not require immediate updates on current implementations.

range and consumption

We combined range and consumption with cruising and max speed in order to define those measures for each “speed level”:

v1

<cruising_speed unit="kn">8</cruising_speed>
<max_speed unit="kn">15</max_speed>
<cruising_consumption unit="lh">21</cruising_consumption>
<max_consumption unit="lh">35</max_consumption> <range unit="nm">100</range>

v1.1

<cruising_speed unit="kn" range="100" range_unit="nm" fuel_consumption="21" consumption_unit="lh">8</cruising_speed>
<max_speed unit="kn" range="30" range_unit="nm" fuel_consumption="35" consumption_unit="lh">15</max_speed>

engine count

The definition of the engine count with the number of <engine> nodes is not self explanatory enough. Thus it has led to some incorrect implementations and the engine count has not been correctly exported. We improved this with v1.1 and added a specific node to prevent this issue:

v1.1

<boat_data>
    <drive>
        <number_of_engines>2</number_of_engines>
    </drive>
</boat_data>