ILP-551 : changed Java package and moved Encoding formats from Definitions to Common

@@ -72,5 +72,62 @@
           <literal name ="initiator" value = "2"/>
       </enum>      
 
+        <!-- Encoding format type spec.-->
+        <type name="EncodingFormat" size="2">
+            <comment>
+              The encoding format determines how element data is run-time encoded within a particular element independent of the
+                transport encoding.
+              These values are specified in the "encoding" attribute for elements. Not all encoding formats
+              are supported by every wireline protocol implementation.  Additionally, custom encodings may be
+              defined to support application defined encodings.   Any non-standard encodings must be registered (to avoid collision)
+              and approved by the appropriate approving authority (e.g. Comtech). Values from 0 to 255 are reserved
+              for standard-encodings. Custom encodings start at 256(0x0100) and extend to 65535 (0xFFFF).\n
+                \n
+                This is not the same as defining in XID a raw datatype or json datatype which are NOT changeable are run-time.
+                \n
+              Example: \n
+                \t The message XMF but a field is defined to be encoded as JSON.\n
+                \t Likewise, the message is JSON, but a field is run-time encoded to be XMF.\n
+                \n
+              Data encoding format type. If 0, value is not encoded. See ResrvedEncodingFormats
+              for a list of standard format specifiers.
+            </comment>
+            <lang name="c" type="uint16_t" include="stdint.h" />
+            <lang name="cpp" type="uint16_t" include="cstdint" />
+            <lang name="java" type="XidShort" include="com.comtechtel.tensor.xid.XidShort" />
+            <lang name="node" type="XidUShort" />
+        </type>
+
+        <!-- ReservedEncodingFormats standard encoding formats.-->
+        <enum name="ReservedEncodingFormats" type="Tensor.uint16"  default="natural">
+            <comment>
+               Reserved encoding formats define standard additional encodings known to all implementations.
+            </comment>
+            <literal name="natural" value="0">
+                <comment>
+                    Data is not further encoded, it is in its natural wireline format.\n
+                    This is the default value if not defined explicitly.
+                </comment>
+            </literal>
+            <literal name="raw" value="1">
+                <comment>
+                    Data is in an unspecified binary format.  The interpretation of the data is
+                    falls to the producer and consumer of the information.
+                    For textual wireline encodings like JSON, the data will be valid within the representation.
+                </comment>
+            </literal>
+            <literal name="xmf" value="2">
+                <comment>
+                    Data is XMF binary format.  The binary data is structured using atoms and atom lists.
+                    For textual wireline encodings like JSON, this is XMF base64 encoded.
+                </comment>
+            </literal>
+            <literal name="json" value="3">
+                <comment>
+                    Data is formatted as JSON compliant ascii text.  For binary encodings like XMF, the content will be JSON instead.
+                </comment>
+            </literal>
+        </enum>
+  
     </namespace>
 </specification>