includesChoices (1..*)

Indicates the set of Choices Or Components to which the Configuration Info node refers Note 1: Complementing compatibility information can be attached to the components directly via coo:compatibleWith, coo:incompatibleWith, coo:dependsOn, and coo:includes. Note 2: The coo:ConfigurationInfo node makes only a valid statement for a configuration that includes ALL of the Choices or Components attached via this property. Note 3: If you want to know whether further components can be added, check that there are no coo:incompatibleWith relationships with any Choice or Component. This check must also be extended to all Choices or Components implicitly included via coo:includes. Note 4: If you want to know whether some components may be omitted without invalidating the configuration, check that there are no coo:dependsOn relationships with any Choice or Component. This check must also be extended to all Choices Or Components implicitly included via coo:includes. Note 5: Under an Open World Assumption (OWA), only an explicit compatibility statement for your configuration is really reliable. A weaker guarantee may be sufficient for your application, though.

includesChoices (1..*)

Indicates the set of Choices Or Components to which the Configuration Info node refers Note 1: Complementing compatibility information can be attached to the components directly via coo:compatibleWith, coo:incompatibleWith, coo:dependsOn, and coo:includes. Note 2: The coo:ConfigurationInfo node makes only a valid statement for a configuration that includes ALL of the Choices or Components attached via this property. Note 3: If you want to know whether further components can be added, check that there are no coo:incompatibleWith relationships with any Choice or Component. This check must also be extended to all Choices or Components implicitly included via coo:includes. Note 4: If you want to know whether some components may be omitted without invalidating the configuration, check that there are no coo:dependsOn relationships with any Choice or Component. This check must also be extended to all Choices Or Components implicitly included via coo:includes. Note 5: Under an Open World Assumption (OWA), only an explicit compatibility statement for your configuration is really reliable. A weaker guarantee may be sufficient for your application, though.