Module jonix.onix3

Class BiographicalNote

java.lang.Object
com.tectonica.jonix.onix3.BiographicalNote
All Implemented Interfaces:
OnixElement<String>, OnixTag, Serializable

public class BiographicalNote extends Object implements OnixElement<String>, Serializable

Biographical note

A biographical note about a contributor to the product. (See the <TextContent> composite in Group P.14 for a biographical note covering all contributors to a product in a single text.) Optional, and repeatable to provide parallel biographical notes in multiple languages. The language attribute is optional for a single instance of <BiographicalNote>, but must be included in each instance if <BiographicalNote> is repeated. May occur with a person name or with a corporate name. A biographical note in ONIX should always contain the name of the person or body concerned, and it should always be presented as a piece of continuous text consisting of full sentences. Some recipients of ONIX data feeds will not accept text which has embedded URLs. A contributor website link can be sent using the <Website> composite below.

Format Variable length text, no suggested maximum length (since there is no suggested length for the text in a <TextContent> composite, where a biographical note can alternatively be sent). XHTML is enabled in this element - see Using XHTML, HTML, XML, JSON within ONIX text fields
Reference name <BiographicalNote>
Short tag <b044>
Cardinality 0…n
Attributes language, textformat
Example <b044 language="eng" textformat="05"><p><strong>Umberto Eco</strong>, professor of semiotics at the University of Bologna, and author of <cite>The Name Of The Rose</cite> and <cite>Foucault's Pendulum</cite>, is one of the world's bestselling novelists.</p><p>As well as novels, he also writes children's books and academic works.</p></b044> <b044 language="ita" textformat="05"><p><strong>Umberto Eco</strong>, professore di semiotica all'Università di Bologna e autore di <cite>Il nome della rosa</cite> e <cite>Il pendolo di Foucault</cite>, è uno dei romanzieri più venduto al mondo.</p><p>Così come romanzi, lui scrive anche libri per bambini e opere accademici.</p></b044> (text is marked up with XHTML, and both English and Italian versions are provided)
Example <b044>Umberto Eco, professor of semiotics at the University of Bologna, and author of 'The Name Of The Rose' and 'Foucault's Pendulum', is one of the world's bestselling novelists. As well as novels, he also writes children's books and academic works.</b044> (text is not marked up)
Notes Beware of biographical notes including phrases such as 'her latest work is…', as they are somewhat time-sensitive, and consider the use of the datestamp attribute if such phrases cannot be avoided.

This tag may be included in the following composites:

Possible placements within ONIX message:

See Also:
  • Field Details

    • refname

      public static final String refname
      See Also:
    • shortname

      public static final String shortname
      See Also:
    • datestamp

      public String datestamp
      (type: dt.DateOrDateTime)
    • sourcename

      public String sourcename
      (type: dt.NonEmptyString)
    • sourcetype

      public RecordSourceTypes sourcetype
    • language

      public Languages language
    • textformat

      public TextFormats textformat
    • value

      public String value
      This is the raw content of BiographicalNote. Could be null if exists() == false. Use OnixElement.value() instead if you want to get this as an Optional.

      Raw Format: Variable length text, no suggested maximum length (since there is no suggested length for the text in a <TextContent> composite, where a biographical note can alternatively be sent). XHTML is enabled in this element - see Using XHTML, HTML, XML, JSON within ONIX text fields

      (type: XHTML)

    • EMPTY

      public static final BiographicalNote EMPTY
  • Constructor Details

    • BiographicalNote

      public BiographicalNote()
    • BiographicalNote

      public BiographicalNote(Element element)
  • Method Details