Re: Digest for jats-to-mediawiki@googlegroups.com - 7 Messages in 2 Topics

[Lyubomir Penev]

I wonder, if the convertor could be used to convert our NLM-compliant XMLs (e.g., at www.pensoft.net/journals/zookeys or www.pensoft.net/journals/phytokeys) to a Wiki version of the same article, which we could also publish online alongside with the PDF, HTML and the XML?

Would be a interesting pilot.

Best regards,
Lyubo

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• Preference for encoding of tables? [5 Updates]
• XSLT 2.0? [2 Updates]

 Preference for encoding of tables?

Jeremy Morse <jgm...@umich.edu> May 31 08:38AM -0400  

Great, I'll work on tables and embedded images (using Daniel's
file-renaming algorithm) tonight.
On May 30, 2012 11:59 PM, "Daniel Mietchen" <daniel....@googlemail.com>
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Daniel Mietchen <daniel....@googlemail.com> May 31 03:29PM +0200  

Sounds good. I'll be attending a Wikimedia hackathon over the weekend.
Any chance that I could demo the converter there?
 
Daniel
 


 

Jeremy Morse <jgm...@umich.edu> May 31 10:33AM -0400  

I don't see why not, except: if I've implemented the Links code to use your
renaming algorithm, and you haven't applied the same algorithm to the
filenames in the sample data, then the images won't display correctly in
your demo.
 
Now that I think about it: is you want this XSLT to be generally useful for
any JATS to MediaWiki transformation anyone might want to do, you might
want to consider whether this renaming algorithm is generally useful. An
"out of the box" solution might preferably use the filenames as-is.
Thoughts?
 
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Daniel Mietchen <daniel....@googlemail.com> May 31 10:51PM +0200  

I currently don't see any other projects in need of JATS-to-MediaWiki
conversion incl. file names, but yes, a generic solution is generally
preferable.
 
The reasoning behind the proposed naming scheme is mainly
compatibility with naming policies on Wikimedia Commons, where the
files will end up. But this could be achieved by a simple script that
runs after the generic XSLT.
 
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Jeremy Morse <jgm...@umich.edu> May 31 05:04PM -0400  

That might be the best approach; it's also an easy problem to solve while
post-processing (or pre-processing) the XML in Perl or Python, a fair but
trickier (but not impossible!) in XSLT.
 
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 XSLT 2.0?

Jeremy Morse <jgm...@umich.edu> May 31 08:39AM -0400  

Am I free to use XSLT 2.0 or should I stick to 1.0?


 

Daniel Mietchen <daniel....@googlemail.com> May 31 03:30PM +0200  

Are there any known issues with 2.0 that would stand in the way of our
using it? Otherwise, I don't see a reason why to stick to 1.0.
 
d.
 


 

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[Chris Maloney]

My understanding is that it's definitely a goal of this project to produce something that is generally useful for "JATS" documents.  The PMC OA subset is just the initial test suite.  TaxPub was definitely mentioned as one of the flavors of JATS that should be supported.

But I'm confused.  Don't you already convert all your ZooKeys articles to MediaWiki format for pushing them to the Species-ID wiki?

[Daniel Mietchen]

Hi Chris,

so far, Pensoft journals only export taxonomic treatments to species
ID - no complete articles have been processed that way, but the
JATS-to-MediaWiki converter could certainly be used that way.

Daniel