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Update docusaurus to 3.6.3
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Kurpanik authored Nov 25, 2024
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The heart of a GLDF file is the **product.xml** file, located in the root of the zip archive. It contains all the manufacturer and product information written in [XML](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML). The [GLDF XML Schema (XSD)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_Schema_(W3C)) defines the exact structure of the XML code in *product.xml*. You can validate your XML file against this XSD to ensure your GLDF has no errors.

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At top level, GLDF XML begins with a `Root` element, which in turn contains three child elements:

- `Header`
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GLDF offers flexibility with many optional structure elements. You can start with a simple LDC file and the product name in GLDF, but, of course, this won't be sufficient for most applications.

A good starting point is to match the data amount of ROLF and ULD. Ensure you have a unique product name and number (and GTIN). A geometry, even a simple one, is mandatory. If the product has multiple light outputs and lamps, make sure to include them. It's recommended to add a product picture and a description in multiple languages. If your PIM system ,supports product variants, make sure to fill in the variant structure in GLDF.
A good starting point is to match the data amount of ROLF and ULD. Ensure you have a unique product name and number (and GTIN). A geometry, even a simple one, is mandatory. If the product has multiple light outputs and lamps, make sure to include them. It's recommended to add a product picture and a description in multiple languages. If your PIM system supports product variants, make sure to fill in the variant structure in GLDF.

The next level involves transporting all the data from your creating PIM system to GLDF. However, filling up all the native properties that GLDF offers can be quite challenging. It's essential to carefully consider the specific data and properties that are most relevant to your and your users needs.

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