<doc-ident>
ISO-Specific Document Identification Section
The ISO-specific element <doc-ident> container element holds information which uniquely identifies this standards document for ISO purposes. Non-ISO organizations are advised to use elements directly within <std-meta> and inside <std-ident> instead.
Remarks
Best Practice: This element has been retained for backwards compatibility with ISO STS. For non-ISO processing, the element <doc-ident> and all the elements within it have been replaced by elements within <std-meta> and <std-ident>. All the information currently inside <doc-ident> can be tagged outside of the <doc-ident> element:
sdo | Use the <std-org> container to record the name, short name, and location for an SDO, or use the <originator> element within <std-ident>. |
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proj-id | Use the <proj-id> element within <std-meta>. |
language | Use the <content-language> element within <std-meta>. |
release-version | Use the <release-version> element within <std-meta>. |
urn | Use <self-uri> element within <std-meta>. |
ISO Note: This element (and thus all the elements within it) may be used only within <iso-meta>, <reg-meta>, or <nat-meta>, where they are retained for ISO use and for backwards-compatibility purposes. The sub-elements of <doc-ident> are closely related to the fields of ISO URNs as documented in RFC 5141 (from which some of the text describing them is borrowed).
Model Description
The following, in order:
- <sdo> ISO-Specific Name For a Standards Development Organization, zero or one
- <proj-id> ISO-Specific Project Identifier, zero or one
- <language> ISO-specific Language Designation, zero or one
- <release-version> Release-Version, zero or one
- <urn> ISO-Specific Uniform Resource Name, zero or one
This element may be contained in:
Example
...
<iso-meta>
<title-wrap xml:lang="en">...</title-wrap>
<doc-ident>
<sdo>ISO</sdo>
<proj-id>...</proj-id>
<language>en</language>
<release-version>IS</release-version>
<urn>urn:iso:std:iso:2560:ed-3:v1:en</urn>
</doc-ident>
<std-ident>
<originator>ISO</originator>
<doc-type>is</doc-type>
<doc-number>2560</doc-number>
<edition>3</edition>
<version>1</version>
</std-ident>
...
</iso-meta>
...