OSIS? 2.0.1 User's Manual - Web services are running on AMBIB

Todd Tillinghast
Eliphaz
The first of Job's friends to speak
Chris Little
Bildad
The second of Job's friends to speak
Steve DeRose
Zophar
The third of Job's friends to speak
Troy Griffiths
Elihu
The youngest and last of Job's friends to speak,
who was slightly less clueless than the rest.
The castList element contains the entire casting List, and consists of one or more
castGroup elements. Multiple castGroups, each with its own head, would be used if
there were multiple sub-groups of the cast to be listed separately; more typically there
will be only one castGroup within a castList.
At this time, castList can only occur in a work declaration, after the Dublin Core
elements. Thus, if a Bible encoder wishes to include the casts of Song of Songs and of
Job, they would each need to be marked as a separate castGroup within that one
castList.
The castItem element contains the full information for a single character. This must
include a name for the role being played, and should include a roleDesc, that is, a
description of that role. It may also include the name of an actor, if the text being
encoded represents a particular enactment rather than, say, a libretto or script.
In general there is no need to also encode an actor name or role name with an explicit
name element, unless the encoder wishes to provide a normalized form for later
reference; in that case, the name element would be placed just within the actor or role
element, not surrounding it.
It is strongly recommended that each castGroup and castItem have an ID attribute.
Since IDs must be unique across all element types in a document, encoders may wish to
prefix certain kinds of IDs to separate them and avoid conflicts. For example, an