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Subject: bibliographic information
Hello, I'm using DocBook-NG, IPA release. Unfortunately, even after reading relevant parts in DocBook 5.0: The Definite Guide, I wasn't able to find out how to exactly turn bibliographic information into DocBook code. This was partly because there seems to be an incompatibility between DocBook 5.0 and DocBook-NG. Say I want to encode a paper appearing in some sort of proceedings. The paper is seperately available via the WWW. The proceedings have an ISSN. I tried something like this: <biblioentry xml:id="id-to-refer-to-this-entry-from-within-my-document"> <biblioset> <title>title of the paper</title> <author> <personname> <firstname>author's firstname</firstname> <surname>author's surname</surname> </personname> </author> <biblioid class="uri">http://server/path/to/paper</biblioid> </biblioset> <biblioset> <title>title of the proceedings (e.g., Proceedings of the ...)</title> <volumenum>volume number</volumenum> <issuenum>issue number</issuenum> <orgname>name of the organization publishing the proceedings</orgname> <data>publishing date</date> <biblioid class="issn">ISSN of the proceedings</biblioid> </biblioset> </biblioentry> What is incorrect with this code? What could be done better? What about the following specific questions? * How do I specify which of the biblioset elements refers to the actual document (i.e., the paper) and which refers only to a larger document which covers the former one (i.e., the proceedings). * Is it correct to specify an URL for download as an URI in an biblioid element? * What do I do if the paper was published as part of certain proceedings but the version of the paper which I refer to and which is downloadable under the specified URL is an updated version? Thank you for your help. Best wishes, Wolfgang
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