Doctype Classes
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Doctype (Generic Document Type)
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COLONDOC
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COLONGRP
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EUROMEDIA
The EUROMEDIA format is an emerging standard used to create and exchange national language multimedia metarecords within the EU-sponsored EUROMEDIA project. At current the project has participating partners in Germany, France, Italy and Spain with record languages of, resp., German, French, Italian and Spanish.
A EUROMEDIA record consists of a collection of fields which detail specific information about the data.
From the point of view of syntactical structure it is a heirarchical colondoc-based document format. The EUROMEDIA class has been implemented as a child of COLONGRP.
A EUROMEDIA record starts with a Local_number: followed by a
unique 8-digit identification number for the record
(Handle),
eg:
The Field Name Group is a reserved name. It supports some structure via Groupings.
Group: GroupName
Field: Value
Field: Value
Field: Value
End_Group
Groups may contains groups. For each Group one must specify End_Group to inform the parser where the end of the group is. At current the EUROMEDIA project does not use groups and their use is reserved.
Example:
The Headline is constructed from the Local_number,
Title and Language_code.
Example: 00000024: Veneto in cifre 1994-1995 (Italiano):
| Attribute | Description |
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| Local_number: | |
| Date_added_to_database: | |
| Date_last_modified: | |
| Title: | |
| Title_series: | |
| Code_language: | |
| Code_country: | |
| Date: | |
| Object: | |
| Material_type: | |
| Authority_format: | |
| Record_source: | |
| Publisher: | |
| Notes_distribution: | |
| Number_local_call: | |
| Abstract: | |
| Local_subject_index: | |
| Subject_TEE: | |
| UDC_classification: | |
| Dewey_classification: | |
| Addressee_italian: | |
| Addressee_german: | |
| Addressee_french: | |
| Addressee_spanish: | |
| Language_prerequisite:: |
Although the field names are in English, in the next version the attributes (field names) for the presentation will be converted (on-the-fly) to the native language of the record.
The MIME type for Raw Records is Application/X-EUROMEDIA.