Module jonix.onix3
Package com.tectonica.jonix.onix3

Class NameAsSubject

java.lang.Object
com.tectonica.jonix.onix3.NameAsSubject
All Implemented Interfaces:
OnixComposite, OnixComposite.OnixSuperComposite, OnixTag, Serializable
public class NameAsSubject extends Object implements OnixComposite.OnixSuperComposite, Serializable

Name as subject composite

An optional group of data elements which together represent the name of a person or organization – real or fictional – that is part of the subject of a product. Repeatable in order to name multiple persons or organizations.

Each instance of the composite must contain either:

  • one or more of the forms of representation of a person name, with or without an occurrence of the <NameIdentifier> composite; or
  • one or more of the forms of representation of a corporate name, with or without an occurrence of the <NameIdentifier> composite; or
  • an occurrence of the <NameIdentifier> composite without any accompanying name element(s).

The name of a person (not of a corporation) may optionally be followed by details of that person’s professional affiliation.

Reference name <NameAsSubject>
Short tag <nameassubject>
Cardinality 0…n

This tag may be included in the following composites:

Possible placements within ONIX message:

See Also:

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • NameAsSubject

      public NameAsSubject()

    • NameAsSubject

      public NameAsSubject(Element element)

  • Method Details

    • _initialize

      public void _initialize()
      Description copied from interface: OnixComposite
      This is an internal API. Since Jonix 8.0, composite objects are being populated lazily. This method initiates the population process, and is invoked internally by the accessor APIs of the composites
      Specified by:
      _initialize in interface OnixComposite

    • exists

      public boolean exists()
      Description copied from interface: OnixTag
      indicates whether this tag exists in the ONIX record
      Specified by:
      exists in interface OnixTag
      Returns:
      whether this tag (<NameAsSubject> or <nameassubject>) is explicitly provided in the ONIX XML

    • ifExists

      public void ifExists(Consumer<NameAsSubject> action)

    • getXmlElement

      public Element getXmlElement()
      Description copied from interface: OnixComposite
      For advanced use-cases only.
      Specified by:
      getXmlElement in interface OnixComposite
      Returns:
      native representation of the XML element underlying to this tag

    • personName

      public PersonName personName()

      The name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product, unstructured, and presented in normal order. Optional and non-repeating: see Group P.7 introductory text for valid options.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is required

    • keyNames

      public KeyNames keyNames()

      The fourth part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: key name(s), ie the name elements normally used to open an entry in an alphabetical list, eg ‘Smith’ or ‘Garcia Marquez’ or ‘Madonna’ or ‘Francis de Sales’ (in Saint Francis de Sales). Non-repeating. Required if name part elements P.7.11 to P.7.18 are used.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is required

    • nameIdentifiers

      public ListOfOnixDataCompositeWithKey<NameIdentifier,JonixNameIdentifier,NameIdentifierTypes> nameIdentifiers()
      Jonix-Comment: this list is required to contain at least one item

    • corporateNames

      public ListOfOnixElement<CorporateName,String> corporateNames()

      The name of a corporate body which contributed to the creation of the product, unstructured, and presented in normal order. Optional: see Group P.7 introductory text for valid options. Repeatable, to provide parallel names for a single organization in multiple languages (eg ‘World Health Organization’ and « Organisation mondiale de la santé »).The language attribute is optional for a single instance of <CorporateName>, but must be included in each instance if <CorporateName> is repeated.

      Jonix-Comment: this list is required to contain at least one item

    • nameType

      public NameType nameType()

      An ONIX code indicating the type of a primary name. Optional, and non-repeating. If omitted, the default is ‘unspecified’ (ie the name as it is presented on the book).

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • personNameInverted

      public PersonNameInverted personNameInverted()

      The name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product, presented with the element used for alphabetical sorting placed first (‘inverted order’). Optional and non-repeating: see Group P.7 introductory text for valid options.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • titlesBeforeNames

      public TitlesBeforeNames titlesBeforeNames()

      The first part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: qualifications and/or titles preceding a person’s names, eg ‘Professor’ or ‘HRH Prince’ or ‘Saint’. Optional and non-repeating: see Group P.7 introductory text for valid options.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • namesBeforeKey

      public NamesBeforeKey namesBeforeKey()

      The second part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: name(s) and/or initial(s) preceding a person’s key name(s), eg James J. Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • prefixToKey

      public PrefixToKey prefixToKey()

      The third part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: a prefix which precedes the key name(s) but which is not to be treated as part of the key name, eg ‘van’ in Ludwig van Beethoven. This element may also be used for titles that appear after given names and before key names, eg ‘Lord’ in Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • namesAfterKey

      public NamesAfterKey namesAfterKey()

      The fifth part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: name suffix, or name(s) following a person’s key name(s), eg ‘Ibrahim’ (in Anwar Ibrahim). Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • suffixToKey

      public SuffixToKey suffixToKey()

      The sixth part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: a suffix following a person’s key name(s), eg ‘Jr’ or ‘III’. Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • lettersAfterNames

      public LettersAfterNames lettersAfterNames()

      The seventh part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: qualifications and honors following a person’s names, eg ‘CBE FRS’. Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • titlesAfterNames

      public TitlesAfterNames titlesAfterNames()

      The eighth part of a structured name of a person who contributed to the creation of the product: titles following a person’s names, eg ‘Duke of Edinburgh’. Optional and non-repeating.

      Jonix-Comment: this field is optional

    • corporateNameInverteds

      public ListOfOnixElement<CorporateNameInverted,String> corporateNameInverteds()

      The name of a corporate body which contributed to the creation of the product, presented in inverted order, with the element used for alphabetical sorting placed first. Optional: see Group P.7 introductory text for valid options. Repeatable, to provide parallel names for a single organization in multiple languages (eg ‘Polar Research Foundation, The’ and ‚Polarforschungsinstitut, Das‘).The language attribute is optional for a single instance of <CorporateNameInverted>, but must be included in each instance if <CorporateNameInverted> is repeated.

      Jonix-Comment: this list may be empty

    • alternativeNames

      public ListOfOnixComposite<AlternativeName> alternativeNames()

      A repeatable group of data elements which together represent an alternative name of a person or organization that is part of the subject of a product, and specify its type. The <AlternativeName> composite is optional.

      Jonix-Comment: this list may be empty

    • subjectDates

      public ListOfOnixDataCompositeWithKey<SubjectDate,JonixSubjectDate,PersonOrganizationDateRoles> subjectDates()

      A group of data elements which together specify a date associated with the person or organization identified in an occurrence of the <NameAsSubject> composite, eg birth or death. Optional, and repeatable to provide multiple dates with their various roles.

      Jonix-Comment: this list may be empty

    • professionalAffiliations

      public ListOfOnixComposite<ProfessionalAffiliation> professionalAffiliations()

      An optional group of data elements which together identify a subject’s professional position and/or affiliation, repeatable to allow multiple positions and affiliations to be specified.

      Jonix-Comment: this list may be empty