Schema NewsML_1.2-xmlschema_4.xsd

schema location:	http://www.iptc.org/std/NewsML/1.2/specification/NewsML_1.2-xmlschema_4.xsd
attribute form default:
element form default:	qualified
targetNamespace:	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/

Elements	Groups	Complex types	Simple types	Attr. groups
NewsML	data	CatalogType	NewsMLDate	assignment
	party	CommentType	NewsMLDateTime	formalname
		ContributionType	updateType	localid
		DateAndTimeType
		NewsComponentType
		NewsItemType
		OriginType
		PropertyType
		StatusType
		TopicSetType

schema location:	altova://ystream/xml.xsd
attribute form default:
element form default:
targetNamespace:	http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace

Attributes	Attr. groups
base	specialAttrs
id
lang
space

element NewsML

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	content  complex
children	Catalog TopicSet NewsEnvelope NewsItem
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Version derived by: xs:string          documentation The Version attribute, introduced in version 1.1, is used to signify the version of NewsML that the instance is validated against. It should always be used if the version is above 1.0.
annotation	documentation A NewsML document, which must contain a NewsEnvelope and one or more NewsItems, and may include a Catalog element and a TopicSet element. The Version attribute, introduced in version 1.1, is used to signify the version of NewsML that the instance is validated against. It should always be used if the version is above 1.0.

attribute NewsML/@Version

type	restriction of xs:string
properties	isRef  0
facets	pattern  1\.[12]
annotation	documentation The Version attribute, introduced in version 1.1, is used to signify the version of NewsML that the instance is validated against. It should always be used if the version is above 1.0.

element NewsML/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsML/TopicSet

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	TopicSetType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicSetRef Topic
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	TransmissionId SentFrom SentTo DateAndTime NewsService NewsProduct Priority
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Information about the transmission of one or more NewsItems as a NewsML document.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/TransmissionId

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Repeat xs:string
annotation	documentation An identifier for the NewsML document transmission. This should be unique among all distinct transmissions from the same publisher. If a transmission is repeated (perhaps because the sender is not confident that it was successfully received) then the same TransmissionId content may be used, but a Repeat attribute should be provided to distinguish the second transmission from the first. The form that the value of the Repeat attribute takes is determined by the provider.  Likewise, the format for the TransmissionId itself is for the provider to decide. It could for example consist of a channel identifier followed by a sequence number.

attribute NewsML/NewsEnvelope/TransmissionId/@Repeat

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentFrom

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Comment Party
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation from whom the NewsML document is being sent.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentTo

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Comment Party
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation to whom the NewsML document is being sent.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/DateAndTime

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	DateAndTimeType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsService

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An identifier for a service to which all the NewsItems in a NewsML document belong. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the NewsService. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsProduct

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An identifier for a product to which all the NewsItems in a NewsML document belong. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the NewsProduct. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsML/NewsEnvelope/Priority

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the priority notation of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Priority. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsML/NewsItem

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	NewsItemType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog Identification NewsManagement NewsComponent Update TopicSet
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.

group data

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Encoding DataContent
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/ContentItem data/Encoding
annotation	documentation Where data is included, it may be directly in the form of a DataContent element, or in the form of DataContent wrapped in an Encoding element, or by reference through an Href attribute. In the latter case an empty Encoding element may be present.

element data/Encoding

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Encoding DataContent
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Notation xs:string required
annotation	documentation The encoding of the data comprising the content of a ContentItem.

attribute data/Encoding/@Notation

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element data/DataContent

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:anyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The data that carries the content of a ContentItem.

group party

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Comment Party
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Creator NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Provider NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentFrom NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentTo NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Source
annotation	documentation Person, organisation or company playing a specific role in the news workflow. The role being played is determined by the parent element. More information about it can be provided in the optional Comment subelements.

element party/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element party/Party

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. Topic xs:string
annotation	documentation An indication of the person, company or organisation that has a particular relationship to this NewsItem in the news workflow. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Party. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above. The optional Topic attribute may be used as a direct pointer to that Topic. The pointer may take the form of an http URL or a NewsML URN, or a # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of a Topic element in the current document. The Property child element eliminates the need for creation of ad-hoc topics for volatile information internal to a NewsML document (eg the name of the person involved in editing of the story, which is usually internal information to the provider).

attribute party/Party/@Topic

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element party/Party/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

complexType CatalogType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Resource TopicUse
used by	elements  NewsML/Catalog NewsComponentType/Catalog NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Catalog NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Catalog NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Catalog NewsComponentType/Metadata/Catalog NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Catalog NewsItemType/Catalog TopicSetType/Catalog TopicSetType/Topic/Catalog
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string
annotation	documentation A container for Resource and TopicUse elements. Resource elements map URNs to URLs and indicate default vocabularies which apply to the formal names of certain elements within the subtree that begins with the immediate parent of the Catalog element. TopicUse elements indicate where in the NewsML document certain Topics are used. The optional Href attribute provides a pointer to a Catalog element elsewhere in this or another document. Its value consists of a # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the referenced Catalog element and preceded, if the referenced Catalog is not in the current document, by an http URL or a NewsML URN identifying the document or NewsItem in which the Catalog appears. If the Href attribute is present on a Catalog element, then that element should be empty. If it contains subelements, the NewsML system may signal an error.

attribute CatalogType/@Href

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element CatalogType/Resource

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Urn Url DefaultVocabularyFor
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An indication where a given resource can be found, and whether it is to be used as the default vocabulary for certain formal names within the current subtree of a NewsML document. The Urn attribute provides a NewsML URN for the resource. The Url attribute(s) provide(s) a location or locations where the resource may be found. The DefaultVocabularyFor element contains an XPath pattern. The identified resource acts as default vocabulary for any element within the subtree whose root is the parent of the current Catalog, that matches this XPath pattern.

element CatalogType/Resource/Urn

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A URN that provides a global identifier for a resource. This will typically (but not necessarily) be a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier.

element CatalogType/Resource/Url

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A URL that can be used to locate a Resource.

element CatalogType/Resource/DefaultVocabularyFor

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Context xs:string required         Scheme xs:string
annotation	documentation An indication that the parent Resource provides the default vocabulary that determines the meanings and permitted values of the data occurring in a particular part of a NewsML document subtree. The Context attribute is an XPath pattern identifying the data to which the default vocabulary applies. If the XPath pattern is one that matches elements, then it is the value of the FormalName attribute of that element that is designated. If the XPath pattern is one that matches attributes, then it is the value of that attribute itself that is designated. The optional Scheme attribute identifies the relevant naming scheme if the Resource contains more than one naming scheme. If the Resource is a NewsML TopicSet, then the meaning of the data identified by the Context is provided by the Topic whose FormalName subelement matches that data. If the Resource is not a NewsML TopicSet, then the way in which it is interpreted in order to provide a meaning for the data is not defined by NewsML but by the authority that governs whatever format the Resource uses.

attribute CatalogType/Resource/DefaultVocabularyFor/@Context

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0 use  required

attribute CatalogType/Resource/DefaultVocabularyFor/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element CatalogType/TopicUse

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Topic xs:string required         Context xs:string
annotation	documentation An indication of where a particular Topic is used in a NewsML document. The value of the Topic attribute must consist of a # character followed by the value of the Duid of a Topic in the current document. The value of the Context attribute is an XPath pattern indicating the context where the referenced topic is used within the subtree to which the current Catalog applies. If the Context attribute is not present, the TopicUse element simply states that this topic is present somewhere in the subtree.

attribute CatalogType/TopicUse/@Topic

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0 use  required

attribute CatalogType/TopicUse/@Context

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

complexType CommentType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	base  xs:string
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/Comment NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/Comment NewsComponentType/NewsItemRef/Comment NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Comment NewsItemType/Comment NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/Comment NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/Comment TopicSetType/Comment TopicSetType/TopicSetRef/Comment TopicSetType/Topic/Comment party/Comment
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string
annotation	documentation A natural-language description of, or statement about, the current element. The optional TranslationOf attribute is a pointer to another Comment element, of which this one is a direct translation. The FormalName and associated attributes were added in version 1.1

attribute CommentType/@TranslationOf

type	xs:IDREF
properties	isRef  0

attribute CommentType/@FormalName

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute CommentType/@Vocabulary

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute CommentType/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

complexType ContributionType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Creator/Contribution NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor/Contribution
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation The contribution of a Party in the scope of the creation or the modification of a news object.

complexType DateAndTimeType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of NewsMLDateTime
properties	base  NewsMLDateTime
used by	elements  NewsML/NewsEnvelope/DateAndTime NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange/DateAndTime
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A formal representation of a date and, optionally, time, expressed in ISO 8601 Basic Format, as described in the comment to the NewsMLDateTime simple type declaration above.

complexType NewsComponentType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Comment Catalog TopicSet Role BasisForChoice NewsLines AdministrativeMetadata RightsMetadata DescriptiveMetadata Metadata NewsItem NewsItemRef NewsComponent ContentItem
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/NewsComponent NewsItemType/NewsComponent
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Essential derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      EquivalentsList derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A container for news objects, used to identify the role of news objects in relation to one another, and to ascribe metadata to them. The Essential attribute indicates whether the provider considers that this NewsComponent is essential to the meaning of the NewsComponent within which it is contained. The EquivalentsList attribute indicates whether or not the NewsItems or NewsItemRefs, NewsComponents or ContentItems contained within this one are equivalent to one another in content and/or meaning

attribute NewsComponentType/@Essential

type	restriction of xs:NMTOKEN
properties	isRef  0 default  no
facets	enumeration  yes enumeration  no

attribute NewsComponentType/@EquivalentsList

type	restriction of xs:NMTOKEN
properties	isRef  0 default  no
facets	enumeration  yes enumeration  no

element NewsComponentType/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsComponentType/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/TopicSet

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	TopicSetType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicSetRef Topic
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsComponentType/Role

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An identifier of the role played by a NewsComponent within a NewsComponent that contains it. The outermost NewsComponent within a NewsItem need not specify a Role attribute value. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Role. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/BasisForChoice

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Rank xs:positiveInteger
annotation	documentation The content of this element is an XPath statement or element-type name identifying information within each NewsComponent or ContentItem that can be used as a basis for choice between equivalent NewsComponents or ContentItems. If the XPath pattern begins with a . character, this represents the 'root' of the XPath and corresponds to the NewsComponent or ContentItem itself. By applying the XPath pattern to each NewsComponent or ContentItem in turn within the set of equivalents, the system can extract the data on the basis of which a choice between the items can be made. If multiple matches to the XPath pattern are present within the subtree that begins at the 'root', only the first match found in document order is significant. The optional Rank attribute allows providers to place a numerical order on the importance they think should be attached to the different bases for choice.  Smaller numbers represent higher importance.

attribute NewsComponentType/BasisForChoice/@Rank

type	xs:positiveInteger
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	HeadLine SubHeadLine ByLine ByLineTitle DateLine CreditLine CopyrightLine RightsLine SeriesLine SlugLine KeywordLine NewsLine
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A container for all the NewsLines that a NewsComponent has. Made an "or" group  and ByLineTitle added in version 1.1

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/HeadLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A displayable headline.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/HeadLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SubHeadLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A displayable subsidiary headline.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SubHeadLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the author/creator information.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLineTitle

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the title of author/creator of the information. (added in version 1.1)

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLineTitle/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/DateLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the date and/or place of creation.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/DateLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CreditLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of credit information.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CreditLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CopyrightLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the copyright information.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CopyrightLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/RightsLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A displayable version of rights information. Note that this is distinct from copyright information. Copyright information is about who owns a news object; rights information is about who is allowed to use it, in what way and under what circumstances.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/RightsLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SeriesLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A displayable version of information about a news object's place in a series.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SeriesLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SlugLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A string of text, possibly embellished by hyperlinks and/or formatting, used to display a NewsItem's slug line. (Note that the meaning of the term "slug line", and the uses to which it is put, are a matter for individual providers to define within their own workflow and business practice.)

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SlugLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/KeywordLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A displayable set of keywords relevant to a news object. This can be used by a NewsML system to assist manual or automated searches.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/KeywordLine/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	NewsLineType NewsLineText
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A newsline of a type not included in the NewsML specification.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of a user-defined NewsLine type. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the NewsLineType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineText

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation The text of a NewsLine of user-defined type.

element NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineText/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Catalog FileName SystemIdentifier Provider Creator Source Contributor Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Information about the provenance of a NewsComponent.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/FileName

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The suggested or actual storage file name for a NewsItem.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/SystemIdentifier

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A system identifier (in the sense defined by the XML 1,0 Specification) for a NewsItem.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Provider

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Comment Party
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation that released a news object for publication.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Creator

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Party Contribution
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation that created a news object.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Creator/Contribution

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	ContributionType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Source

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Party
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. NewsItem xs:string
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation that provided source material for a news object. The optional NewsItem attribute must be present in the case of a syndicated NewsItem. It provides the URN of the NewsItem that is being syndicated. Note that a sequence of Source elements can be used to indicate the sequence of syndicators through which a NewsItem has passed.

attribute NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Source/@NewsItem

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Party Contribution
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An individual and/or company or organisation that modified or enhanced a news object after its creation.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor/Contribution

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	ContributionType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Catalog Copyright UsageRights Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation Information about the rights pertaining to a NewsComponent.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment CopyrightHolder CopyrightDate
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation The copyright that pertains to a news object.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightHolder

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement indicating who owns the copyright.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightHolder/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightDate

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the copyright date.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightDate/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	UsageType Geography RightsHolder Limitations StartDate EndDate
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation Information about the usage rights pertaining to a NewsComponent.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A natural-language indication of the type of usage to which the rights apply.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the geographical area or areas to which specified usage rights apply.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A string of text indicating who has the usage rights, optionally enriched with pointers to further information about the relevant people, companies or organisations.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the terms and conditions that apply to the specified usage rights.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the date at which specified usage rights come into effect.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A natural-language statement of the date at which specified usage rights come to an end.

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Catalog Language Genre SubjectCode OfInterestTo DateLineDate Location TopicOccurrence Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation Multiple appearance for the child element Genre, new elements DateLineDate and Location were introduced in  version 1.1

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Language

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the, or a, language used in a content item. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Language. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Genre

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the Genre of a NewsComponent. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Genre. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Subject SubjectMatter SubjectDetail SubjectQualifier
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation A container for the IPTC Subject Codes that indicate the subject of a NewsItem, as defined in the IPTC Information Interchange Model. It consists of one more Subject, SubjectMatter and SubjectDetail elements, optionally amplified by one or more SubjectQualifier elements.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/Subject

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the Subject of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Subject. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectMatter

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the SubjectMatter of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the SubjectMatter. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectDetail

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the SubjectDetail of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the SubjectDetail. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectQualifier

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the SubjectQualifier of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the SubjectQualifier. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Relevance
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the target audience of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the target audience. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo/Relevance

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.
annotation	documentation An indication of the relevance of a NewsItem to a given target audience. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Relevance.  Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/DateLineDate

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of NewsMLDate
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A logical equivalent of the date of creation. ISO8601 Basic Format

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Topic xs:string          xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation An indication of the location somehow relevant to the NewsItem. The type of the location (the nature of its relation to the NewsItem) is specified using the HowPresent attribute that is part of the assignment attribute group (e.g.  DateLine, Event, etc). Logical components of the location's definition (eg Country) are specified using the Property child elements with the FormalName attributes taken from the IPTC normative controlled vocabulary. In addition, if the location in question exists as a single Topic, the optional Topic attribute may be used as a direct pointer to that Topic. The pointer may take the form of an http URL or a NewsML URN, or a # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of a Topic element in the current document

attribute NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location/@Topic

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/TopicOccurrence

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Topic xs:string
annotation	documentation An indication that a particular topic occurs within the content of a NewsComponent. The optional HowPresent attribute indicates the nature of that topic's occurrence. The value of the Topic attribute must consist of a # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of a Topic in the current document.

attribute NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/TopicOccurrence/@Topic

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsComponentType/Metadata

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Catalog MetadataType Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation An container for a user-defined type of metadata.

element NewsComponentType/Metadata/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/Metadata/MetadataType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the type of metadata that is represented by the Property elements within this Metadata element. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the MetadataType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/Metadata/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsComponentType/NewsItem

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	NewsItemType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	Comment Catalog Identification NewsManagement NewsComponent Update TopicSet
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.

element NewsComponentType/NewsItemRef

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	Comment
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. NewsItem xs:string
annotation	documentation A pointer to a NewsItem that is deemed to replace the NewsItemRef element. The NewsItem attribute is a pointer to the relevant NewsItem. Its value can be an http URL, or a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a NewsItem in the current document.

attribute NewsComponentType/NewsItemRef/@NewsItem

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/NewsItemRef/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsComponentType/NewsComponent

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	NewsComponentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicSet Role BasisForChoice NewsLines AdministrativeMetadata RightsMetadata DescriptiveMetadata Metadata NewsItem NewsItemRef NewsComponent ContentItem
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Essential derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      EquivalentsList derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog MediaType Format MimeType Notation Characteristics Encoding DataContent
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string
annotation	documentation A news object that carries or identifies content intended for presentation to humans.

attribute NewsComponentType/ContentItem/@Href

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MediaType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the media type of a ContentItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the MediaType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Format

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the format of a ContentItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Format. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MimeType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the MIME-type of a ContentItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the MimeType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Notation

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the notation of a ContentItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Notation. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	SizeInBytes Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Information about the physical characteristics of a ContentItem.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics/SizeInBytes

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:positiveInteger
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The exact size in bytes of a ContentItem's inline or referenced data object.

element NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

complexType NewsItemType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Comment Catalog Identification NewsManagement NewsComponent Update TopicSet
used by	elements  NewsML/NewsItem NewsComponentType/NewsItem
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.
annotation	documentation A managed set of information representing a point of view, at a given time, on some event or events. Its Identification and NewsManagement provide manageability. It may contain either a NewsComponent, or one or more Updates that modify aspects of a previous Revision of the same NewsItem, or a TopicSet.

element NewsItemType/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsItemType/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element NewsItemType/Identification

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	NewsIdentifier NameLabel DateLabel Label
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Identification information for the NewsItem.

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	ProviderId DateId NewsItemId RevisionId PublicIdentifier
annotation	documentation A globally unique identifier for a NewsItem.

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/ProviderId

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Vocabulary xs:string
annotation	documentation An identifier for the news provider that produced the NewsItem. The provider's ID is specified in the element content. This should be an Internet domain name that is owned by the provider at the date identified by the DateId subelement of the NewsIdentifier. Because the domain name "iptc.org" was owned on 1 October 2000 by the International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) and no-one else, it is certain that IPTC is the provider in this case.

attribute NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/ProviderId/@Vocabulary

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/DateId

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	NewsMLDate
properties	isRef  0 content  simple
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])
annotation	documentation A date identifier of a NewsItem in short ISO 8601 Basic Format (YYYYMMDD), as described in the comment to the NewsMLDateTime simple type declaration above. The DateId is part of the formal identification of the NewsItem, and must remain the same through successive revisions of the same NewsItem.

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/NewsItemId

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string
annotation	documentation An identifier for the NewsItem. The combination of a NewsItemId and a DateId must be unique among NewsItems that emanate from the same provider. Within these constraints, the NewsItemId can take any form the provider wishes. It may take the form of a name for the NewsItem that will be meaningful to humans, but this is not a requirement. The provider may optionally relate the values of a NewsItemId to a controlled vocabulary, which is invoked by the Vocabulary attribute. The value of the Vocabulary attribute may be an http URL, a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of a TopicSet in the current document.  The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs the NewsItemId.

attribute NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/NewsItemId/@Vocabulary

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/NewsItemId/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/RevisionId

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:positiveInteger
properties	isRef  0 content  complex default  1
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation PreviousRevision xs:nonNegativeInteger    0      Update updateType    N
annotation	documentation A positive integer indicating which Revision of a given NewsItem this is. Any positive integer may be used, but it must always be the case that of two instances of a NewsItem that have the same ProviderId, DateId and NewsItemId, the one whose RevisionId has the larger value must be the more recent revision. A RevisionId of 0 is not permitted. The PreviousRevision attribute must be present, and its value must be equal to the content of the RevisionId element of the NewsItem's previous revision, if there is one, and 0 if the NewsItem has no previous revision. If the NewsItem contains an Update element or elements, then the Update attribute must be set to U. If the NewsItem consists only of a replacement set of NewsManagement data, then the Update attribute must be set to A. If neither of these is the case, then the Update attribute must be set to N.

attribute NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/RevisionId/@PreviousRevision

type	xs:nonNegativeInteger
properties	isRef  0 default  0

attribute NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/RevisionId/@Update

type	updateType
properties	isRef  0 default  N
facets	enumeration  U enumeration  A enumeration  N

element NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/PublicIdentifier

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 content  simple
facets	minLength  27 pattern  urn:newsml:\D+:(19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1]):.+:\d+\D?
annotation	documentation A public identifier (in the sense defined by the XML 1,0 Specification) for a NewsItem. This is the NewsML URN, and must be constructed as follows: urn:newsml:{ProviderId}:{DateId}:{NewsItemId}:{RevisionId}{RevisionId@Update} where {x} means "the content of the x subelement of the NewsIdentifier" and {x@y} means "the value of the y attribute of the x subelement of the NewsIdentifier", with the exception that if the Update attribute of the RevisionId element has its default value of N, it is omitted from the URN. Note that the set of characters that can be directly included within a URN is limited.  The allowed characters are specified by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in its Request For Comments (RFC) number 2141.  This document is available at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2141.txt.  Any character that is not within the permitted URN character set must be converted to a sequence of legal characters as described in RFC 2141. Note that the existence of this URN enables the NewsItem to be referenced unambiguously by pointers from other XML elements or resources. Within such pointers, if the RevisionId, its preceding : character and its following Update qualifier are omitted, then the pointer designates the most recent revision at the time it is resolved. Version 1.1.2 Pattern corrected for Date component

element NewsItemType/Identification/NameLabel

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A string used by human users as a name to help identify a NewsItem.  Its form is determined by the provider. It might be identical to the textual content of the SlugLine element, for example, but even if this is so, the system should not process the NameLabel as a slugline. Nothing can be assumed about the nature of the string within NameLabel beyond the fact that it can help to identify the NewsItem to humans.

element NewsItemType/Identification/DateLabel

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A string representation of a date or date and time, used by human users to help identify a NewsItem.

element NewsItemType/Identification/Label

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	LabelType LabelText
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A human-readable label for a NewsItem.

element NewsItemType/Identification/Label/LabelType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation A user-defined type of label. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the LabelType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/Identification/Label/LabelText

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The text that constitutes a Label of a given LabelType.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	NewsItemType FirstCreated ThisRevisionCreated Status StatusWillChange Urgency RevisionHistory DerivedFrom AssociatedWith Instruction Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Information relevant to the management of a NewsItem. Multiple StatusWillChange introduced in version 1.1

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/NewsItemType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the type of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the NewsItemType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/FirstCreated

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of NewsMLDateTime
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The date and, optionally, time at which a NewsItem was first created, expressed in ISO 8601 Basic Format, as described in the comment to the DateAndTime attribute within the assignment attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/ThisRevisionCreated

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of NewsMLDateTime
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation The date and, optionally, time at which the current revision of a NewsItem was created, expressed in ISO 8601 Basic Format, as described in the comment to the NewsMLDateTime simple type declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Status

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	StatusType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	FutureStatus DateAndTime
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation Advance notification of a status change that will automatically occur at the specified date and time. For example, an item with a Status of "embargoed" might have a StatusWillChange element stating that the status will become "usable" at a specified time. This is equivalent to announcing in advance the time at which the embargo will end and the item will be released.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange/FutureStatus

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the status a NewsItem will have at a specified future date. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the FutureStatus. Its meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange/DateAndTime

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	DateAndTimeType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Urgency

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the urgency of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Urgency. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/RevisionHistory

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string required
annotation	documentation A pointer to a file containing the revision history of the NewsItem.

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/RevisionHistory/@Href

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string          NewsItem xs:string
annotation	documentation A reference to an NewsItem from which this one is derived. The NewsItem attribute identifies the relevant NewsItem. Its value can be an http URL or a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier. FormalName structure added in version 1.1

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/@FormalName

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/@Vocabulary

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/@NewsItem

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string          NewsItem xs:string
annotation	documentation A reference to a NewsItem with which this one is associated (for example, a series of articles, or a collection of photos, of which it is a part).  The NewsItem attribute identifies the relevant NewsItem. Its value can be an http URL or a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier. The Comment can be used to indicate the nature of the association. FormalName attribute structure added in version 1.1.

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/@FormalName

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/@Vocabulary

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/@NewsItem

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	RevisionStatus
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An instruction from a news provider to the recipient of a NewsItem. A special case of Instruction is an indication of the effect the current revision of a NewsItem has on the status of any previous revisions of the NewsItem that may still be on the recipient's system. In this case, it will contain one or more RevisionStatus elements. Otherwise, the value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Instruction, and its meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction/RevisionStatus

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Status
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Revision xs:positiveInteger
annotation	documentation Indicates the status that previous revisions now has as a result of the release of the current revision. The optional Revision attribute is an integer, equal to the RevisionId of the revision in question. If it is not present, then the status applies to ALL previous revisions, without exception.

attribute NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction/RevisionStatus/@Revision

type	xs:positiveInteger
properties	isRef  0

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction/RevisionStatus/Status

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	StatusType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

element NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element NewsItemType/NewsComponent

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	NewsComponentType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicSet Role BasisForChoice NewsLines AdministrativeMetadata RightsMetadata DescriptiveMetadata Metadata NewsItem NewsItemRef NewsComponent ContentItem
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Essential derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      EquivalentsList derived by: xs:NMTOKEN    no      xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.

element NewsItemType/Update

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	InsertBefore InsertAfter Replace Delete
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.
annotation	documentation A modification to an existing NewsItem. This can be an insertion, replacement or deletion. Note that the Update element cannot be used to modify the NewsManagement or Identification element, or any of their descendants. Modifications to these parts of the NewsItem can be made by issuing the NewsItem under the current revision number, with only the Identification and NewsManagement elements present.  These will replace the previous Identification and NewsManagement elements in their totality.

element NewsItemType/Update/InsertBefore

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:anyType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. DuidRef xs:IDREF required
annotation	documentation An instruction to insert content before a designated element within a NewsItem. The content to be inserted is the content of the InsertBefore element. The NewsItem into which it is to be inserted is the previous revision of the current one, and the element before which it is to be inserted is the one whose Duid value is equal to the value of the InsertBefore element's DuidRef attribute.

attribute NewsItemType/Update/InsertBefore/@DuidRef

type	xs:IDREF
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element NewsItemType/Update/InsertAfter

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:anyType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. DuidRef xs:IDREF required
annotation	documentation An instruction to insert content after a designated element within a NewsItem. The content to be inserted is the content of the InsertAfter element. The NewsItem into which it is to be inserted is the previous revision of the current one, and the element after which it is to be inserted is the one whose Duid value is equal to the value of the InsertAfter element's DuidRef attribute.

attribute NewsItemType/Update/InsertAfter/@DuidRef

type	xs:IDREF
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element NewsItemType/Update/Replace

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:anyType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. DuidRef xs:IDREF required
annotation	documentation An instruction to replace a designated element within a NewsItem. The element that is to replace the designated element is the content of the Replace element. The NewsItem within which the replacement takes place is the previous revision of the current one, and the element to be replaced is the one whose Duid value is equal to the value of the Replace element's DuidRefattribute.

attribute NewsItemType/Update/Replace/@DuidRef

type	xs:IDREF
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element NewsItemType/Update/Delete

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. DuidRef xs:IDREF required
annotation	documentation An instruction to delete an element within a NewsItem. The NewsItem is the previous revision of the current one, and the element to be deleted is the one whose Duid value is equal to the value of the Delete element's DuidRef attribute.

attribute NewsItemType/Update/Delete/@DuidRef

type	xs:IDREF
properties	isRef  0 use  required

element NewsItemType/TopicSet

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	TopicSetType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicSetRef Topic
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

complexType OriginType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	mixed  true
children	Origin
used by	elements  OriginType/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightDate/Origin NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightHolder/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineText/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/KeywordLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SlugLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SeriesLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/RightsLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CopyrightLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CreditLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/DateLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLineTitle/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SubHeadLine/Origin NewsComponentType/NewsLines/HeadLine/Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string
annotation	documentation A wrapper for all or part of the text of a piece of text, which provides a pointer to an item of data corresponding formally to what is being described here in natural language. The Href attribute identifies the relevant data, and may be an http URL or a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier, optionally including a fragment identifier. Alternatively, it can be a simple fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the value of the Duid of an element in the current document.

attribute OriginType/@Href

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element OriginType/Origin

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	OriginType
properties	isRef  0 content  complex mixed  true
children	Origin
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Href xs:string

complexType PropertyType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Property
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Property NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Property NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location/Property NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Property NewsComponentType/Metadata/Property NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics/Property NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Property PropertyType/Property TopicSetType/Topic/Property party/Party/Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.
annotation	documentation A property of a NewsItem, NewsComponent, ContentItem, Topic, Location or Party. The property has a name and either  a simple Value or a complex value consisting of a set of further properties.  The property has a name and either  a simple Value or a complex value consisting of a set of further properties.

attribute PropertyType/@Value

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0
annotation	documentation A string representation of the value of a Property.

attribute PropertyType/@ValueRef

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0
annotation	documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it.

attribute PropertyType/@AllowedValues

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0
annotation	documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary.

attribute PropertyType/@AllowedScheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0
annotation	documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

element PropertyType/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

complexType StatusType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
used by	elements  NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Status NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction/RevisionStatus/Status
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the Status of a NewsItem. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the Status. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

complexType TopicSetType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
children	Comment Catalog TopicSetRef Topic
used by	elements  NewsML/TopicSet NewsComponentType/TopicSet NewsItemType/TopicSet
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation A container for Topics. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the TopicSet. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element TopicSetType/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element TopicSetType/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element TopicSetType/TopicSetRef

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. TopicSet xs:string
annotation	documentation A pointer to a TopicSet that is to be merged with the current one.  The TopicSet attribute is a pointer to the relevant TopicSet. Its value can be an http URL, or a NewsML URN as described in the comment to PublicIdentifier, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a TopicSet in the current document. The presence of a TopicSetRef child in a TopicSet has the effect that all the Topics in the referenced TopicSet are included by reference within the current TopicSet. When this merging results in there exising two FormalName grandchildren of the same TopicSet that have the same content and the same Scheme attribute value, then the Topics whose children are in fact the same topic, and are deemed to be merged. The merging of Topics need not be performed physically by the system, but the meaning of the data is exactly the same as if the merging were actually performed. Merging two Topcis consists of creating a single Topic that contains all the children of both, and eliminating duplicates.

attribute TopicSetType/TopicSetRef/@TopicSet

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element TopicSetType/TopicSetRef/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element TopicSetType/Topic

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Comment Catalog TopicType FormalName Description Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Details xs:string
annotation	documentation This element provides information about a thing (Topic) named by a formal name or occurring in a NewsComponent. A Topic must have one or more TopicType subelements, which state what type of Topic it is. The optional Details attribute provides a pointer, in the form of a URL or URN, to additional information about the Topic.

attribute TopicSetType/Topic/@Details

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element TopicSetType/Topic/Comment

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CommentType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. TranslationOf xs:IDREF          FormalName xs:string          Vocabulary xs:string          Scheme xs:string

element TopicSetType/Topic/Catalog

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	CatalogType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	Resource TopicUse
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Href xs:string

element TopicSetType/Topic/TopicType

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  1 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.
annotation	documentation An indication of the type of a Topic. The value of the FormalName attribute is a formal name for the TopicType. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary as described in the comment to the formalname attribute group declaration above.

element TopicSetType/Topic/FormalName

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. Scheme xs:string
annotation	documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a naming scheme within a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. The optional Scheme attribute determines which naming scheme applies, when several exist within the same controlled vocabulary.

attribute TopicSetType/Topic/FormalName/@Scheme

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element TopicSetType/Topic/Description

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	extension of xs:string
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. xml:lang optional         documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. Variant xs:string
annotation	documentation A description that identifies a Topic, thereby indicating the meaning of a formal name associated with that Topic. The xml:lang attribute indicates what language the description is in. The optional Variant attribute allows multiple descriptions to be given in the same language, and meaningfully distinguished from one another.

attribute TopicSetType/Topic/Description/@Variant

type	xs:string
properties	isRef  0

element TopicSetType/Topic/Property

diagram
namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	PropertyType
properties	isRef  0 minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex
children	Property
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees. FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme. AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Value xs:string          documentation A string representation of the value of a Property. ValueRef xs:string          documentation A pointer to the value of the Property. This might be a Topic in a TopicSet, or any other piece of data. If both Value and ValueRef are provided, then ValueRef identifies the actual value of the property, with Value simply providing a string representation or mnemonic for it. AllowedValues xs:string          documentation The AllowedValues attribute, if present, is a pointer to a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. This may be an http URL, or a NewsML URN, or a fragment identifier consisting of a # charactger followed by the Duid of an element in the current document. The pointer must reference either a Resource element that designates an external controlled vocabulary, or a TopicSet element, that is itself the controlled vocabulary. AllowedScheme xs:string          documentation The AllowedScheme attribute, if present, distinguishes the Scheme in a controlled vocabulary that delimits the set of allowed values for the property. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary both the AllowedScheme  must match the Scheme in the vocabulary and the Value must match the FormalName in the vocabulary.  The use of the AllowedScheme attribute serves to indicate that the Value data is drawn from a controlled vocabulary rather that being an uncontrolled entry.

simpleType NewsMLDate

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:string
used by	elements  NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/DateId NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/DateLineDate
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])
annotation	documentation The date and without time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.  Uses the format YYYYMMDD (year, month, day) This is the Basic Format defined by ISO 8601. YYYY is a 4-digit year number. MM is a 2-digit month number. DD is a 2-digit day number. Example: 31st of December in 2000 would be expressed as "20001231".

simpleType NewsMLDateTime

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:string
used by	elements  NewsItemType/NewsManagement/FirstCreated NewsItemType/NewsManagement/ThisRevisionCreated complexType  DateAndTimeType attribute  assignment/@DateAndTime
facets	pattern  (19[0-9][0-9]|20[0-9][0-9]|21[0-9][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(0[1-9]|[1-2][0-9]|3[0-1])(T(([0-1][0-9]|2[0-3])([0-5][0-9][0-5][0-9])|240000)(Z|[+\-](0[0-9]|1[0-1])([0-5][0-9]|1200))?)?
annotation	documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned. Uses the format YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS{+or-}HHMM (year, month, day, time separator, hours, minutes, seconds, timezone separator, hours, minutes). If only the Date is needed, then the substring from T onwards may be omitted. Where the offset difference is +0000 the letter suffix "Z" may alternatively be used. This is the Basic Format defined by ISO 8601.  YYYY is a 4-digit year number. MM is a 2-digit month number. DD is a 2-digit day number. T is the letter 'T'. HH is a 2-digit hour number (using a 24-hour clock). MM is a 2 digit minute number. (Note that midnight may be represented as 240000 on the date of the day that is ending, or as 000000 on the date of the day that is beginning.) {+or-} is the '+' character or the '-' character, and the following HHMM are hours and minutes of offset from Universal Co-ordinated Time (UTC) as defined by ISO 8601. If the time is being expressed in UTC, then the timezone offset may be '+0000' or '-0000'. If the time is behind UTC, the timezone separator is '-'. If the time is ahead of UTC the timezone separator is '+'. Example: 10:27 p.m. in New York on 31 December 2000 would be expressed as "20001231T222700-0500" as New York is five hours behind UTC in winter. At the same moment in London, the date and time would be expressed as "20010101T032700+0000" or as "20010101T032700-0000" because in London it is now 3:27 a.m. on 1 January 2001. At the same moment in Paris,the date and time would be expressed as "20010101T042700+0100", because Paris is one hour ahead of UTC in winter and it is now 4:27 a.m. on 1 January 2001

simpleType updateType

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
type	restriction of xs:string
used by	attribute  NewsItemType/Identification/NewsIdentifier/RevisionId/@Update
facets	enumeration  U enumeration  A enumeration  N
annotation	documentation Value restricted to "U", "A" or "N".

attributeGroup assignment

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Genre NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Language NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo/Relevance NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/Subject NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectDetail NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectMatter NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectQualifier NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/TopicOccurrence NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType complexTypes  OriginType PropertyType
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation AssignedBy xs:string          documentation An identifier for the party assigning a piece of metadata. This can be a string that designates the party informally (for example, a person's name), or a pointer in the form a fragment identifier consisting of a # character followed by the Duid of a Topic corresponding to the party. Importance xs:string          documentation An indication of the importance the party assigning a piece of metadata attaches to it. The value of the Importance attribute is a formal name for a level of importance. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. Confidence xs:string          documentation An indication of the confidence with which a piece of metadata has been assigned. The value of the Confidence attribute is a formal name for a degree of confidence. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. HowPresent xs:string          documentation An indication of the way in which a piece of metadata applies.  The value of the HowPresent attribute is a formal name for the way the metadata applies. Its meaning and permitted values are determined by a controlled vocabulary. DateAndTime NewsMLDateTime          documentation The date and (optionally) time at which a piece of metadata was assigned.

attributeGroup formalname

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Format NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange/FutureStatus NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Genre NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction NewsItemType/Identification/Label/LabelType NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Language NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MediaType NewsComponentType/Metadata/MetadataType NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MimeType NewsItemType/NewsManagement/NewsItemType NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineType NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsProduct NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsService NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Notation NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo party/Party NewsML/NewsEnvelope/Priority NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo/Relevance NewsComponentType/Role NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/Subject NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectDetail NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectMatter NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectQualifier TopicSetType/Topic/TopicType NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Urgency complexTypes  ContributionType PropertyType StatusType TopicSetType
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation FormalName xs:string required         documentation A string of characters whose meaning is determined by a controlled vocabulary. The controlled vocabulary may (but is not required to) take the form of a NewsML TopicSet. Vocabulary xs:string          documentation The Vocabulary attribute, if present, provides a pointer to a TopicSet which is the controlled vocabulary that can be used to resolve the meaning of the FormalName. The value of the Vocabulary attribute is an http URL or a NewsML URN, or the # character followed by the value of the Duid attribute of the a TopicSet in the current document. If there is no Vocabulary attribute, then the controlled vocabulary to be used is located by the following algorithm: - Proceed to the parent of the current element. - If it has a Catalog element as its immediate child, see whether that Catalog contains a Resource element whose DefaultVocabularyFor child contains an XPath pattern that is matched by the current element. If so, then the controlled vocabulary is the resource identified by that Resource element. - If the parent does not meet the above condition, proceed to its parent and check the same condition. - Continue until a vocabulary is found, or no further parent elements are available because the root element has been reached and it too fails to meet the condition. Scheme xs:string          documentation The Scheme attribute, if present, serves to distinguish which of possibly multiple naming schemes in the controlled vocabulary is the one that governs this FormalName. For a match to be obtained within the controlled vocabulary, the rule is that the FormalName and the Scheme must both match. If there is a Scheme attribute on the current element, then both the FormalName and the Scheme in the controlled vocabulary must match. The controlled vocabulary will be located either through the Vocabulary attribute (if present) or through the appropriate Catalog entry where the Context matches the current element. If a Vocabulary attribute is present that points to a TopicSet then the FormalName may be resolved using this TopicSet. This overrides any relevant Catalog entry.  If there is no Scheme attribute on the current element and no Vocabulary attribute then a Scheme may be assigned through as follows: If the Catalog, within the instance or externally referenced from the instance, contains a Resource element with a DefaultVocabularyFor child element with a Context attribute that matches the current element and a Scheme attribute with a value declared, then this Scheme may be applied when resolving the current element FormalName. If the DefaultVocabularyFor has no Scheme value then a match will be to an item in the vocabulary that has the current FormalName and no Scheme.

attributeGroup localid

namespace	http://iptc.org/std/NewsML/2003-10-10/
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata NewsItemType/NewsManagement/AssociatedWith NewsComponentType/BasisForChoice NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLineTitle NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics NewsComponentType/ContentItem NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Contributor NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightDate NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightHolder NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CopyrightLine NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Creator NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CreditLine data/DataContent NewsItemType/Identification/DateLabel NewsComponentType/NewsLines/DateLine NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/DateLineDate CatalogType/Resource/DefaultVocabularyFor NewsItemType/Update/Delete NewsItemType/NewsManagement/DerivedFrom TopicSetType/Topic/Description NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata data/Encoding NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/FileName NewsItemType/NewsManagement/FirstCreated TopicSetType/Topic/FormalName NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Format NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange/FutureStatus NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Genre NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography NewsComponentType/NewsLines/HeadLine NewsItemType/Identification NewsItemType/Update/InsertAfter NewsItemType/Update/InsertBefore NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction NewsComponentType/NewsLines/KeywordLine NewsItemType/Identification/Label NewsItemType/Identification/Label/LabelText NewsItemType/Identification/Label/LabelType NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Language NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MediaType NewsComponentType/Metadata NewsComponentType/Metadata/MetadataType NewsComponentType/ContentItem/MimeType NewsItemType/Identification/NameLabel NewsML/NewsEnvelope NewsComponentType/NewsItemRef NewsItemType/NewsManagement/NewsItemType NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineText NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineType NewsItemType/NewsManagement NewsML NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsProduct NewsML/NewsEnvelope/NewsService NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Notation NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo party/Party NewsML/NewsEnvelope/Priority NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Provider NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/OfInterestTo/Relevance NewsItemType/Update/Replace CatalogType/Resource NewsItemType/NewsManagement/RevisionHistory NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Instruction/RevisionStatus NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder NewsComponentType/NewsLines/RightsLine NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata NewsComponentType/Role NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentFrom NewsML/NewsEnvelope/SentTo NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SeriesLine NewsComponentType/ContentItem/Characteristics/SizeInBytes NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SlugLine NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/Source NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate NewsItemType/NewsManagement/StatusWillChange NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SubHeadLine NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/Subject NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectDetail NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectMatter NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/SubjectCode/SubjectQualifier NewsComponentType/AdministrativeMetadata/SystemIdentifier NewsItemType/NewsManagement/ThisRevisionCreated TopicSetType/Topic NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/TopicOccurrence TopicSetType/TopicSetRef TopicSetType/Topic/TopicType NewsML/NewsEnvelope/TransmissionId NewsItemType/Update NewsItemType/NewsManagement/Urgency CatalogType/Resource/Url CatalogType/Resource/Urn NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType complexTypes  CatalogType CommentType ContributionType DateAndTimeType NewsComponentType NewsItemType OriginType PropertyType StatusType TopicSetType
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation Duid xs:ID          documentation Duid is a "Document-unique Identifier". It must satisfy the rules for XML ID attributes: it must only contain name characters, and it must start with a name-start character (not a digit). Its value must be unique within any NewsML document. Every NewsML element type has Duid as an optional attribute.  Combined with the Identifier element, providing a value for the Duid of any element in a NewsML document makes the element globally identifiable. The Identifier element gives global identification to the document, and the Duid provides local identification for the element within the document. Euid xs:string          documentation Euid is an "Element-unique Identifier". Its value must be unique among elements of the same element-type and having the same parent element. Use of Euid attribute makes it possible to identify any NewsML element within the context of its local branch of the NewsML document tree. This makes it possible to copy, or include by reference, subtrees into new combinations in ways that would break the uniqueness of Duids (thereby forcing new Duids to be allocated), but still being able to retain the identity of each element. If Euids are maintained at every level, it is possible to identify, for example "The ContentItem whose Euid is abc within the NewsComponent whose Euid is def". Such identification patterns would be preserved even after "pruning and grafting" of subtrees.

attribute xml:base

namespace	http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
type	xs:anyURI
used by	attributeGroup  xml:specialAttrs
annotation	documentation See http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlbase/ for                      information about this attribute.

attribute xml:id

namespace	http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
type	xs:ID
annotation	documentation See http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-id/ for                      information about this attribute.

attribute xml:lang

namespace	http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
type	union of (xs:language, restriction of xs:string)
used by	elements  NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/ByLineTitle NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightDate NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/Copyright/CopyrightHolder NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CopyrightLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/CreditLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/DateLine TopicSetType/Topic/Description NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/EndDate NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Geography NewsComponentType/NewsLines/HeadLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/KeywordLine NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/Limitations NewsComponentType/DescriptiveMetadata/Location NewsComponentType/NewsLines/NewsLine/NewsLineText NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/RightsHolder NewsComponentType/NewsLines/RightsLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SeriesLine NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SlugLine NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/StartDate NewsComponentType/NewsLines/SubHeadLine NewsComponentType/RightsMetadata/UsageRights/UsageType complexTypes  CommentType NewsComponentType NewsItemType attributeGroup  xml:specialAttrs
annotation	documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string.

attribute xml:space

namespace	http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
type	restriction of xs:NCName
used by	attributeGroup  xml:specialAttrs
facets	enumeration  default enumeration  preserve

attributeGroup xml:specialAttrs

namespace

http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace

attributes

Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   annotation xml:base          documentation See http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlbase/ for                      information about this attribute. xml:lang          documentation Attempting to install the relevant ISO 2- and 3-letter          codes as the enumerated possible values is probably never          going to be a realistic possibility.  See          RFC 3066 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt and the IANA registry          at http://www.iana.org/assignments/lang-tag-apps.htm for          further information.          The union allows for the 'un-declaration' of xml:lang with          the empty string. xml:space

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