documentid

An identifying number by which the document is known.

In some cases, a document can have more than one ID number. For example:

<idgroup>
<documentid type="bsl" id="2136"/>
<documentid type="supplier" id="eb6318"/>
<documentid type="doi" id="10.1046/j.1432-1327.2001.02136.x"/>
<documentid type="pubmed" id="11322872"/>
</idgroup>

See the type attribute for details of allowable ID types.

Filenaming The document ID number required for DTD 4 filenaming will be either the documentid with type value of 'bsl' or 'bpl', according to the publisher. In time, the 'jps' (Journal Production System) identifier should be used in filenames.

Book chapter number Note that documentid is also used to encode the chapter number of a book. A book chapter number is encoded as follows:

<documentinfo language="en">
 <idgroup><documentid type="chapter" id="3"/></idgroup>
 ...
</documentinfo>

<titlegroup>
<title type="surtitle">Chapter 3</title>
...

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Created: Tue Dec 23 14:02:01 2003