Journal Publishing Tag Set Version 2.0

Version 2.0

[Updated versions of the Tag Suite have been released. Current version information is available here.]

Version 2.0 was released on December 30, 2004. Following is a list of updates.

The files for Version 2.0 are available:

by anonymous FTP: https://public.nlm.nih.gov/projects/jats/nlm-dtd/publishing/
on the web: journalpublishing.dtd

Documentation

Tag Library

The Tag Library for version 2.0 is here: https://jats.nlm.nih.gov/nlm-dtd/publishing/tag-library/2.0/

Change Report

There are extensive changes between Version 2.0 of the Journal Publishing Tag Set (hereafter Publishing Tag Set) and earlier Tag Set versions 1.0 and 1.1, but they are mostly modularization and Parameter Entity changes. The content models of this Tag Set have changed very little.

Important Note: Although the changes are fully backwards compatible for XML documents (document instances), the new Publishing Tag Set and the full Tag Suite may not be backwards compatible for all previous customizations.

The changes to the content models and attribute lists in version 2.0 incorporate user suggestions from the June 2004 AIT Working Group meeting and June/July 2004 follow-up list discussions. Publishing Version 2.0 permits more modifications than previous versions and changes the way in which customizations are made. The changes to the modularization include:

Division of the distributed Suite into three base sets instead of two: a preservation-oriented Archiving Tag Set, a regularizing Publishing Tag Set (this set), and a smaller strict Authoring Tag Set;
Remodularization of the Tag Suite, and thus of this Publishing Tag Set, to meet new (and newly articulated) customization requirements and to make it more obvious how to make a new tag set from the Suite.

As part of this modularization, all the default classes have been moved out of the individual element-definition modules, new Suite default class and default mix modules have been set up, and single-module-customization is no longer considered best practice.

User Requested Changes

The Archiving and Interchange Tag Set Working Group (AIT WG) reviewed changes requested by tag set users over the past year and recommended a number of changes to the Archiving and Interchange (Green) Tag Set. Although many of those changes were to make the content models very loose and more descriptive than is appropriate for this Tag Set, some of the changes were appropriate for this Publishing (Blue) Tag Set. Changes are listed in alphabetical order by element name.

`<article-meta-model>`	Added the following elements: `<custom-meta-wrap>` (tag set-specific custom metadata) `<email>` `<issue-id>` (existing `<issue>` means issue number) `<issue-title>` `<license>` `<page-range>` (for discontinuous page ranges. Supplements `but does not replace` first page and last page.) `<volume-id>` (existing `<volume>` means volume number)
`<attrib>`	Added to the following elements: `<array>`, `<boxed-text>`, `<chem-struct-wrapper>`, `<disp-quote>`, `<fig>`, `<graphic>`, `<preformat>`, `<table-wrap>`, `<table-wrap-foot>`, `<verse-group>`
`<contract-name>`/ `<contract-sponsor>`	Added new attributes `id (ID)` `rid (IDREFS)` `%might-link-atts;`
`<disp-formula>`	Added `%inline-math;`
DOI/Object Identifier	New element Object Identifier `<object-id>` can be used to capture any publisher’s or archive’s ID number. The Object Identifier was modeled as an element rather than as an attribute to allow for multiple IDs. Used in the following elements: `<citation>`, `<product>`, `<abstract>`, `<boxed-text>`, `<chem-struct-wrapper>`, `<fig>`, `<related-article>` , `<supplementary-material>` , `<graphic>`, `<media>`, `<preformat>`, and `<table-wrap>`.
`<elocation-id>`	New sequence attribute “`seq`” for recording publication sequence
<fn>	Added optional `<label>` to the beginning of the model
<inline-formula>	Added to everywhere `%inline-display;` already was Added `<label>`, `<named-content>` to its model
<issue-id>	New element to hold an identifier, such as a DOI, that is associated with an issue of a journal (as opposed to the existing element `<issue>`, which will henceforth be named and defined as the Issue Number). Added to `<article-meta>`, `<citation>`, `<product>`, and `<related-article>`
`<issue-title>`	Added new element to hold a special issue or theme title. Added to `<article-meta>`, `<citation>`, `<product>`, and `<related-article>`.
<list-item>	Added optional `<label>` to the beginning of the model
LaTeX	Added `LaTeX` as a notation for display and inline formulas. Added “`LaTeX`” as a potential values for the “`notation`” attribute, inside `%tex-math-atts;`
`<product>`	Added reference elements to content
“`pub-id-types`” attribute	Added new values: `%pub-id-types;`, which is used on `<article>` and other elements. New values: “`pmcid`” and “`art-access-id`”.
`references.class`	Added `<issue-id>`, `<issue-title>`, `<page-range>`, `<role>`, and `<volume-id>`
`<related-article>`	Added reference elements to content. Also added the following attributes: “`id ID #IMPLIED`” attribute, so the related-article can be referenced; “`ext-link-type`”, which indicates the type of link used to point to the related article. The attribute was used with exactly the same content (`CDATA`) and suggested values as when used with the element `<ext-link>` “`issue`”, which provides metadata concerning the related article (together with the attributes “`vol`”, “`page`”, and “`journal-id`”) “`journal-id`”, which provides metadata concerning the related article (together with the attributes “`vol`”, “`page`”, and “`issue`”) “`journal-id-type`”, which performs the same function that this attribute performs for the element `<journal-id>`. The “`journal-id`” values are the same as those for existing journal identifiers plus “`issn`” “`alternate-form-of`”, which works (similarly to the same attribute when used on a `<graphic>` element) to point to another `<related-article>` element within the same document that provides an alternative form of the related article.
`<volume-id>`	Added new element to hold an identifier, such as a DOI, that is associated with a volume of a journal (as opposed to the existing element `<volume>`, which will henceforth be named and defined as the Volume Number. Added new element to `<article-meta>`, `<citation>`, `<product>`, and `<related-article>`.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Frequently Asked Questions page is available.

National Center for Biotechnology Information
U.S. National Library of Medicine
8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894
Copyright, Disclaimer, Privacy, Accessibility

Last updated: September 17, 2012