Workflow for Documents with strong bibliographic requirements
Bruce D'Arcus recommends following workflow
to writers with a strong need for support for bibliographic data. His solution does not only include only DocBook-XML (he recommends the new RELAX NG based DocBook NG), but also some cutting edge tools like the eXist native XML Database Management System (there are some others available, but eXist is Open Source and works), a tool called citeproc to process the bibliographic data, which is a collection of XSLT 2.0 Stylesheets for a processor like Saxon 8.
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to writers with a strong need for support for bibliographic data. His solution does not only include only DocBook-XML (he recommends the new RELAX NG based DocBook NG), but also some cutting edge tools like the eXist native XML Database Management System (there are some others available, but eXist is Open Source and works), a tool called citeproc to process the bibliographic data, which is a collection of XSLT 2.0 Stylesheets for a processor like Saxon 8.
I have to try this workflow when I write some papers for my university next time. It sounds like an interesting way to keep track of all your <biblioentry-elements.
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Posted by Bruce D'Arcus on February 11, 2005 at 11:16 PM CET #