DOCBOOK: re: bib lists

["E.L. Willighagen" <egonw@sci.kun.nl>]

As an alternative to Terry A's bib list format, i use this one:

<bibliography>
  <title>Inf.Chem.References</title>

  <bibliodiv><title>Journals</title>

    <biblioentry>
      <abbrev>JCICS</abbrev>
      <title>Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Science</title>
      <titleabbrev>J.Chem.Inf.Comput.Sci.</titleabbrev>
    </biblioentry>                                                                                            

  </bibliodiv>
</bibliography>

for a list of journals... and:

<bibliography>
  <title>Inf.Chem.References</title>

  <bibliodiv><title>Articles</title>

        <biblioentry>
      <biblioset relation="journal"><abbrev>CANJCE</abbrev></biblioset>
      <biblioset relation="article">
        <title>Multivariate Statistical Monitoring of Process Operating
          Performance</title>
        <authorgroup>
          <author>
            <firstname>James V.</firstname>
            <surname>Kresta</surname>
          </author>
          <author>
            <firstname>John F.</firstname>
            <surname>MacGregor</surname>
          </author>
          <author>
            <firstname>Thomas E.</firstname>
            <surname>Marlin</surname>
          </author>
        </authorgroup>
        <volumenum>69</volumenum>
        <pagenums>35-47</pagenums>
        <pubdate>1991</pubdate>
      </biblioset>
    </biblioentry>                                                                                            

  </bibliodiv>
</bibliography>                                                                                               

for articles... 

Note that i use software to replace the CANJCE bij an appropriate name
from the Journal bibliodiv...

I wrote some software to store and retrieve these references to and from
MySQL in Java (so adapting it for other ODBC databases is easy)...

I'll opensource this software very soon... 

My plans:
* write import filters
* write export filters

Egon