5. vCloud Resource Design : 5.8 vApp : 5.8.2 Differences between vSphere and vCloud Director vApps
   
5.8.2 Differences between vSphere and vCloud Director vApps
An OVF section is an XML fragment that contains data for a specific functionality or aspect, such as resource settings, startup and shutdown sequence, or operating system type. The following is the general format of an OVF section:
<myns:MyOvfSection ovf:required="true or false">
<Info>A description of the purpose of the section</Info>
... section specific content ...
</myns:MyOvfSection>
Because vCloud Director does not currently support all of the OVF sections that vSphere does, the following sections of the vSphere vApp OVF representation are not visible to vCloud Director:
AnnotationSection
DeploymentOptionSection
InstallSection
ProductSection
ResourceAllocationSection
vCloud Director and vSphere support all other OVF sections. When vCloud Director ignores a section, vSphere may interpret the contents differently than if it was a native vSphere vApp. This can result in differences in behavior when operating the imported vApp in a virtual datacenter. vCloud Director removes the ignored OVF sections during a vApp download.