Tariff packages start with a line defining the name and ID of the tariff package. The name can be a geographic area, a season, a group of customers, etc. See Example: below.
Then follows a number of tariff package related rules describing the type of tickets that will be available (ticket type and ticket ID) and the type of data printed on each type of ticket for each tariff interval included in the package. In the Example: below the tariff package only contains one type of ticket.
Example:
<TARIFFPACKAGE name="1" tariffPackageId="1">
<ticket ticketType="PrePayCheckIn" ticketId="0"/>
<intervalDescription interval="Weekdays">
<description row="0" col="0" string="Weekdays:"/>
<description row="0" col="1" string="@$@0@.@50 per
15mins@,@max@:@15mins"/>
</intervalDescription>
<intervalDescription interval="Saturday">
<description row="0" col="0" string="Saturday:"/>
<description row="0" col="1" string="@$@0@.@25 per
15mins@,@ max@:@15mins"/>
</intervalDescription>
<intervalDescription interval="Sunday">
<description row="0" col="0" string="Sunday/Holidays:"/>
<description row="0" col="1" string="Free parking"/>
</intervalDescription>
<intervalDescription interval="Free">
<description row="0" col="0" string="Outside operation hours"/>
<description row="0" col="1" string="Free parking"/>
</intervalDescription>
