This is a class to represent any sort of publication, linkable or citable, in print or on-line. PUBLICATION This is a class for representing a group of internet resources to which links can be made. It is a subclass of Publication. A "WebService" should have linkMethod properties. WEB SERVICE A LinkMethod is a set of instructions for using a WebService to provide information about a citeable Publication. It should have template and citeablePub properties to be useful. LINK METHOD This is a class for representing a citeable resource or (more commonly) a class of citeable resources. It is an abstract entity, not a physical one. It is a subclass of Publication. It could represent articles in a journal, a book, a report etc. CITEABLE PUBLICATION if the CiteablePub is a Serial, then links into it are targeted at articles in the Serial. Serial Publication if the CiteablePub is Books, then links into it are targeted at a particular book. BOOKS This property attaches a Web Service object to this Link Method. Web Service This property attaches a Link Method object to this Web Service. Link Method This property declares a Citable Publication that a Link Method can be used for. Citeable Publication This is the heart of the S-Link-S specification- any Link Method should have at least one S-Link-S Template. A S-Link-S template is an XML document that conforms to the XML DTD specified in the range attribute. In an RDF file, the template should be URL-encoded. Template This property describes what sort of service is being offered in a web service. Web Service Type The allowed web service type. Only one type should be specified. Default is OnLineAccess. WEB SERVICE TYPE This Web Service provides "on-line" access to a citeable resource, or aggregates online access. On-Line Access The Web Service is an original citeable resource, such as a web-only e-journal. Original Resource The Web Service provides a translation or translations of citeable resources. Translation Service The Web Service provides access to archives of citeable resources. A pre-print archive, for example. Archive The Web Service is the On-line Public Access Catalog of a library. Public Access Catalog The Web Service is a bibliographic index. Bibliographic Index The Web Service is an document delivery service or bookstore. Delivery Service The Web Service is a rights management service. Rights Service The Web Service is a database of a type that does not fit in the other categories. Use the Subject attribute to provide a further description. Other Database restrictions are indications by a Linkee that the modified Link Method may only be used under specific conditions specified here. The specifications have legal definitions available at http://nj.oclc.org/SLinkS/legal.html Usage Restriction This class is composed of S-Link-S Restriction types. Default is Friendly. The terms have legal definitions available at http://nj.oclc.org/SLinkS/legal.html RESTRICTION Use and transmittal of this Link Method is unrestricted. No Restriction This Link Method shall be not public and must not be shared with entities not legally bound in a Hyperlink Specification and Usage Agreement with Openly Informatics, Inc. Usage Agreement Use of this Link Method is restricted to one or more Hyperlink Contexts and Linkers may not publish Hyperlinks constructed using this Link Methods in Hyperlink Contexts other than Hyperlinking without the written agreement of the Linkee.This Link Method shall be not public and must not be shared with entities not legally bound in a Hyperlink Specification and Usage Agreement with Openly Informatics, Inc. Only Some Contexts Use of this Link Method is not permitted without the written agreement of the Linkee. This Link Method shall be not public and must not be shared with entities not legally bound in a Hyperlink Specification and Usage Agreement with Openly Informatics, Inc. By Private Agreement restrictions are indications by a Linkee that the modified Link Method may only be used under specific conditions specified here. The specifications have legal definitions available at http://nj.oclc.org/SLinkS/legal.html Allowed Contexts A "Hyperlink Context" is a categorization of a Web Service in which a particular Hyperlink is embedded. The terms have legal definitions available at http://nj.oclc.org/SLinkS/legal.html HYPERLINK CONTEXT A "Citing Resource" Hyperlink Context occurs when the Resource which embeds the particular Hyperlink combines said Hyperlink with a Citation. A "Citation" is a textual presentation in an intellectual work of an conceptual pointer or conceptual reference to another intellectual work. Citing Resource A "Linkable Resource" Hyperlink Context occurs when the Resource which embeds the particular Hyperlink is part of a Web Service AND an S-Link-S Specification has been submitted for said Web Service, AND an abstract or full-text associated with the Resource is freely available using Link Methods of said S-Link-S Specification. Linkable Resource A "Redirection" Hyperlink Context occurs when the Hyperlink is not embedded in web pages, but rather is delivered as a redirection of other Hyperlinks. The DOI resolver is an example of a redirector. Redirection A "Free Resource" Hyperlink Context occurs when the Resource which embeds the particular Hyperlink is freely available on the internet. Free Resource An "Indexed Resource" Hyperlink Context occurs when the Resource which embeds the particular Hyperlink is freely available and open to indexing robots. Indexed Resource This Property indicates that a linker should notify the provider of a Web Service at the provided e-mail address. Notifications should be bundled and sent once a week or so. Notification Address This Property is used to specify the URL of a graphic that linkers may use to identify the Web Service. Include the "http://" at the front! Link Button URL This is the name of the Web Service, as would be used to anchor a link. Web Service Name This property describes the type of object that a Link Method points at. Often, a variety of resource types may be available at a single URL. In such cases, it is best to make a separate Link Method for each type of resource that you wish to declare. Linked Object Type These are the allowed types of linkedObjectType, in order from "most" to "least". The default is "Abstract". LINKED OBJECT TYPE The Link Method points to a full-text on-line version of the citeable resource. Full-Text Version The Link Method points to a partial version of the citeable resource, for example the first chapter. Partial Version The Link Method points to a page presenting the abstract of the citeable resource. Abstract The Link Method points to a Table of Contents containing the cited resource. Table of Contents The Link Method points to (machine-readable) metadata concerning the citeable resource. Metadata The Link Method points to holdings information for the citeable resource. Holdings Information The Link Method points to a Web site associated with something that includes the citeable resource. For example, this might be the web site for a journal in which an article appears. Enclosing Web-Site The Link Method points to a page containing rights information pertaining to the citeable resource. Rights Data The Link Method points to a service pertaining to the citeable resource. This could be a document delivery service, a forward citation list, or perhaps a discussion forum. Auxiliary Service This property describes the media type of the object that a Link Method points at. This is particularly useful to linkers when the mime-type is something other than text/html. mime-type should not be specified if the returned mimetype is dynamic. MIME Type These are the allowed MIME-types. MIME TYPES The resource format is HTML text. text/html The resource format is plain text. text/plain The resource format is Rich-Text Format (RTF). application/rtf The resource format is Adobe Acrobat (PDF). application/pdf The resource format is Microsoft Word. application/msword This property is a positive integer giving the number of additional clicks a user must make to get to article-specific information. The property should be used when a Link Method points to a table of contents or a containing web-site so that software can choose between alternative Link Method's. Clicks From Article This property describes the group of users who may access a Web Service using a Link Method. Occasionally, access restrictions may vary for a given Link Method. The "allowed user" for a Link Method should be the "smallest" group that a resource might be available to. Thus if a Link Method is usable by anyone on weekends, but only to subscribers on weekdays, the "allowed user" should be "Subscriber", not "Anyone". Allowed User This class is composed of the possible user types, in order from most to least restrictive. The default is Anyone. ALLOWED USER Only a predetermined group of users are allowed to use this Link Method. This choice is appropriate for clients on an intranet or in a library. Member Only Subscribers may use this Link Method. This choice is appropriate if users of the Link Method must have previously obtained a subscription to gain immediate access to a requested item. In other words, if a WebService doesn't offer a method of on-line subscription purchase, then it isn't available to any Payer. Subscriber This Link Method will provide immediate gratification to is anyone willing to pay with a credit card or who has already subscribed and can prove it. Payer This Link Method is usable by anyone willing to supply information embodied in a form or a cookie. Registrant This Link Method is usable by anyone human (no robots). Anyone This Link Method is usable by anyone, even robots. Everyone This property indicates a date (or date and time) in (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ) format, after which the information contained in the attributes of the Link Method should be considered stale. Expires This property indicates a chronological starting point for the validity of a Link Method. The date is in (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ) format, and refers to the publication date of the Citable Publication. START DATE This property indicates a chronological ending point for the validity of a Link Method. The date is in (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ) format, and refers to the publication date of the Citable Publication. END DATE This property indicates a bibliographic starting point for the validity of a Link Method. Starts This property indicates a bibliographic ending point for the validity of a Link Method. Ends This Property is used to specify a base URL for a Web Service. Base URL This Property is used to specify the journal key string. Key strings are used as internal identifiers to distinguish one journal from another within a Web Service. Journal Key String This class represents a S-Link-S RDF File. It is used as a domain for meta-metadata. S-LINK-S FILE This property describes the authoritativeness of the contributor of information in a Link Method. My Authority Level This class is composed of the possible authority types, in order from most to least authoritative. The default is Owner. MY AUTHORITATIVENESS This indicates that information has been contributed by a person or organization having operating responsibility (webmaster, etc.) for the Web Service. This indicates that information has been contributed by a person or organization with legal responsibility for the WebService resource. This indicates that information has been contributed by a person or organization who lacks legal responsibility for the WebService. This property identifies the person or entity that created the S-Link-S data. S-Link-S Data Author This property gives a URI which can be used to retrieve the S-Link-S File. S-Link-S URL The ISSN of the journal. If there is a separate ISSN for an on-line version, this token refers to the print version ISSN. The match string for an ISSN is "[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9x]." The last character is a check digit. ISSN This Property is used to specify the CODEN of a Citeable Publication. CODEN This Property is used to specify the ISSN of the on-line version of a Citeable Publication. Electronic ISSN The International Standard Book Number for a book. The match string for an ISBN is "[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9x]." The last digit is a check digit. Hyphens are omitted. ISBN Number This Property is used to specify the title of a Citeable Publication. Title This Property is used to specify standard abbreviations of the title of a Citeable Publication, as they might appear in a citation. Abbreviated Title The entity responsible for making the resource available in its present form, such as a publishing house, a university department, or a corporate entity. Publisher The topic of the resource. Typically, subject will be expressed as keywords or phrases that describe the subject or content of the resource. Subject This class represents all subject categories for Publication. SUBJECT The subject is Biology. Biology The subject is Chemistry. Chemistry The subject is Physics. Physics The subject is Math. Math The subject is Ecology. Ecology The subject is Medical. Medical The subject is Engineering. Engineering The subject is Psychology. Psychology The subject is Astronomy. Astronomy The subject is something other than represented. Other The language of the intellectual content of the resource. Where practical, the content of this field should coincide with RFC 1766 [Tags for the Identification of Languages, http://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1766.txt ]; examples include en, de, es, fi, fr, ja, th, and zh. Language This class represents all language types. LANGUAGE The language is English English The language is French. French The language is German German The language is Spanish Spanish The language is Russian Russian The language is Japanese Japanese The language is Chinese Chinese The language is Afrikaans Afrikaans The language is Arabic Arabic The language is Tibetan Tibetan The language is Catalan Catalan The language is Czech Czech The language is Welsh Welsh The language is Danish Danish The language is Greek Greek The language is Esperanto Esperanto The language is Finnish Finnish The language is Irish Irish The language is Hebrew Hebrew The language is Hindi Hindi The language is Croatian Croatian The language is Hungarian Hungarian The language is Italian Italian The language is Korean Korean The language is Dutch Dutch The language is Norwegian Norwegian The language is Romanian Romanian The language is Swedish Swedish The language is Swahili Swahili The language is Turkish Turkish The language is Ukrainian Ukrainian The language is Vietnamese Vietnamese This class is a collection of bibliographic data identifying a point in a bibliographic sequence. Bibliographic Time This property specifies a bibliographic volume. Volume This property specifies a bibliographic issue. Issue This property specifies a bibliographic article number. Article Number This property specifies a bibliographic starting page. Starting Page A string denoting the page on which an article ends. Ending Page This property specifies a bibliographic page sequence code. Page Sequence A string denoting the page numbers. Article Page Numbers This property specifies an item number. Used for databases, patents, archives, reports. Item Number A string denoting an item number for databases, archives, reports, patents. Unlike itemNum, "/" is not normalized away. Exact Item Number A string representing the season of publication. This string should match "(winter|spring|summer|fall)". Season of Publication A string representing the quarter of publication. This string should match "(1|2|3|4)". Quarter of Publication A string with the first author's first and middle initials. Author's First Name A string representing the first authors last name. Author's Last Name A 2-digit string representing the day of publication. This string should match "[0-3][0-9]". Two Digit Day A string representing the month of publication. This string should match "(january | february | march | april | may | june | july | august | september | october | november | december)". Month A 3-letter string representing the month of publication. This string should match "(jan | feb | mar | apr | may | jun | jul | aug | sep | oct | nov | dec)". Three Letter Month A 2-digit string representing the month of publication. This string should match "(01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12)". Two Digit Month A string denoting the year of publication. The match string is "[0-2][0-9][0-9][0-9]". Year A two-digit publication year string. The match string is "[0-9][0-9]". Publishers are admonished not to use this because of Y2K. "00" shall be interpreted to mean "1900". Two Digit Year