Used to describe any person, group, or entity associated with the
enclosing data element; the role attribute describes the agent's role: e.g., author,
editor, accountant, etc.
Used to specify the name (in multiple parts--e.g., title and
subtitle) of the entity that contains the associated content (e.g., book, movie,
article, music album).
Used to encapsulate one piece of content with all the known
information about it, including (optionally) agent and location information for each
container associated with the content.
An ordered sequence of text-annotated pointers to other infocards,
along with attribute data, as follows--name: see documentation; quality: arbitrary
string describing the ordering assumed to apply to this ordered sequence of
infocards; notes: user-defined string.
Text that can contain the following styles: em (usually represented
as italics), strong (bold), code (monospace font), a (hyperlink), and pre
(preformatted, including multiple contiguous spaces and tab characters).
Fully describes the location of content within the container as
either a point or range within the innermost subcontainer (e.g., pages xxiv through
xxvii or page 4)
Java content class for locationType complex type.
Used to specify a single value as part of describing the location of
content within the container; the unit attribute describes the unit of measure
(e.g., value = "xxix", NEEDS FIXING unit = "page").
Used to specify a range of values as part of describing the location
of content within the container; the unit attribute describes the unit of measure
(e.g., begin = "xxiv", end = "xxvii", unit = "page").
A collection of text-related elements: paragraphs (simpleRichText
enclosed in a p element) quotations (simpleRichText with author information, often
formatted as being set apart from paragraphs of text), poems, and simple
tables.
multi-paragraph style text, plus an exact attribute (used to indicate
whether the text is an exact quotation or a paraphrase/summary
Java content class for richTextWithExactType complex type.
Text that can contain the following styles: em (usually represented
as italics), strong (bold), code (monospace font), a (hyperlink), and pre
(preformatted, including multiple contiguous spaces and tab characters).