Sectors and Organisations

First of all, you'll notice that the <Sector> (Organisation) element is the only type of sibling the <MetaData> element has (other possible siblings include <News> and <Bulk>). Again, this element can occur several times. (Unlike the <MetaData> element.)

• <?xml version="1.0"?>
• <TBMData>
  • <MetaData>
  • </MetaData>
  • <Sector id="xyz">
    • <Name/>
    • <Organisation>
    • </Organisation>
  • </Sector>
  • 
• </TBMData>

Within this element, you'll find one or more <Name> elements, identifying the sector name. Next, you'll find all <Organisation> (root) elements for the organisations that belong to that particular sector. (This is different from the request structures within <TBMDataRequest>, where <Sector> and <Organisation> belong to the same level.)

Within these <Organisation> (root) elements, you'll find one or more <Name> elements, analogous to <Sector> (Organisation). And, within an <Organisation> (root) you'll find stock quotes, charts, fundamental company data, etc.

• <?xml version="1.0"?>
• <TBMData>
  • <Sector>
    • <Name/>
    • <Organisation id="abc">
      • <Name/>
      • <PrimaryIssue/>
      • <Issue type="share" exchange="AEX">
      • </Issue>
      • 
      • <Issue type="index" exchange="LSE">
      • </Issue>
      • 
    • </Organisation>
    • 
  • </Sector>
• </TBMData>