1e4bb30e by Pavan Sabbineni

ILP-541: Updated address element to support addresses in China

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<struct name="AddressInfo">
<elem name="address1" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>First line street address.</comment>
<comment>Address line #1 comprising house number and street name.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="address2" multiplicity ="0..1" type="string">
<comment>Second line street address.</comment>
<comment>Address line #2 comprising group level.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="City" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>Name of City.</comment>
<elem name="address3" multiplicity ="0..1" type="string">
<comment>Address line #3 comprising village level.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="StateRegion" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>State or region. Two character state definitions ok for U.S. addresses. Default is empty.</comment>
<elem name="city" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>Name of City or Township level.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="PostalCode" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>Postal code or zip code.</comment>
<elem name="county" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>Name of the County or Prefectural level.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="Country" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>Name of the country.</comment>
<elem name="state" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>State or region or Provincial level. Two character state definitions ok for U.S. addresses. Default is empty.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="country" multiplicity ="0..1" type="string">
<comment>The country name in long form.</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="countryCode" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>The ISO 3166-1 three character country code. For example, "USA".</comment>
</elem>
<elem name="postal" multiplicity ="1" type="string">
<comment>The postal code.</comment>
</elem>
</struct>
</namespace>
</specification>
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