type 'other' includes both books and chapter / content items

[pdfeeney]

We have 'other' as a type, but it includes both book and book child (chapter, usually). Other book / book child types are split out individually, these should be separated into separate types.

For example - this is registered as a book with book_type 'other': http://api.crossref.org/works/10.5555/suffixtest

This is registered as a content_item (child of 'book') with component_type 'other' and also has type 'other' in the JSON:

http://api.crossref.org/works/10.4337/9781781001639.00001

[afandian]

Looking at http://api.crossref.org/works/10.5555/suffixtest

The relevant part of the XML says:

<content_item component_type="other">
  <titles><title>test item</title></titles>
  <doi_data>
    <doi>10.5555/suffixtest</doi>
    <resource>http://www.crossref.org/afds</resource>
  </doi_data>
</content_item>

So I think it's reasonable that Cayenne thinks that the content type is other:

"type": "other"

The Query result also includes this item outside of the query record:

<doi type="book_content">10.5555/suffixtest</doi>

This appears not to be part of the members-supplied metadata.

We can make the change to Cayenne, if appropriate, once we've documented the route that this data takes.

[ckoscher]

However, the tag that contains the @type (with value 'other') is

Generally when we speak of content type, we are referring to the major divisions in the schema (journal, book,conf/proc,dissertation,standard, database.. etc).