XML in Journal Production at UNB

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XML in Journal Production at UNB

• May 11, 2005

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Journal Workflow for Prototype
Apply XSL
Word Processing
RTF
MSWord
XML
HTML
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Moving From Procedural to Descriptive Markup
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HTML is a popular example of descriptive markup
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Main structure of an article using the erudit dtd
ltarticlegt ltadmingt lt/admingt ltgrliengt
lt/grliengt ltliminairegtlt/liminairegt ltcorpsgt ltsectio
n1gt ltsection2gt ltsection3gtlt/section3gt ltsectio
n3gtlt/section3gt lt/section2gt ltsection2gtltsection2gt
lt/section1gt lt/corpsgt ltpartiesanngtlt/partiesanngt lt/
articlegt
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Metadata
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Light Markup
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Detailed Markup
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XSL Transformation to HTML
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Presentation options (XSL)

• 1. Using graphics to indicate sections

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Presentation options (XSL)

• 2. Displaying pagination

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Presentation options (XSL)

• 3. Displaying author, title, and affiliation
  within an OJS context

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Presentation options (XSL)

• 4. Displaying a floating header with author and
  title. Additional metadata is displayed in an
  expended version.

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