missing doi in <uri content-type="publication-doi"/>
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@gsautter in this treatment taxPubL1 the value of the DOI is missing: https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/taxPubL1/025FB45BD105A6A2AF03738DC48E7663
this is included in https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/taxPubL1/025FB45BD105A6A2AF03738DC48E7663
Actually, this is one for @tcatapano to solve, as it concerns the XSLT that does the transformation ... all I ever do is load that XSLT in TreatmentBank and pass our internal XML through it.
Also, there might well be cases of articles that simply don't have a DOI ... specifically XML uploads that come in without a DOI and are (naturally) lacking a PDF that could go to Zenodo to create a DOI ... the DOI not being there is something consumers need to be able to handle, really.
In this case there is no publication DOI in the source. Currently, the xslt gets the value from //document/@docSource, but that attribute is missing in the source XML: see https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/xml/025FB45BD105A6A2AF03738DC48E7663
This is from Order Out of Chaos, which does not have a publication DOI.
Agree with @gsautter that consumers should not expect that a publication DOI will always be present.
In this case there is no publication DOI in the source. Currently, the xslt gets the value from
//document/@docSource, but that attribute is missing in the source XML: see https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/xml/025FB45BD105A6A2AF03738DC48E7663
Could you go for //document/@ID-DOI instead? That's far more reliable, docSource is about as old as it gets, originally introduced for holding the URL some source HTML was downloaded from ...
In this case there is not publication DOI in the source. Currently, the xslt gets the value from
//document/@docSource, but that attribute is missing in the source XML: see https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/xml/025FB45BD105A6A2AF03738DC48E7663Could you go for
//document/@ID-DOIinstead? That's far more reliable,docSourceis about as old as it gets, originally introduced for holding the URL some source HTML was downloaded from ...
That's for the source article DOI, by the way ... the treatment DOI, if available, is in /treatment/@ID-DOI.