Our semantic wiki SWiM is now being used as a browser and editor for the official OpenMath Content Dictionaries.
The first version of JOMDoc, our Java API for OMDoc documents, has been released!
Krextor is an extensible XSLT-based framework for extracting RDF from XML, supporting multiple input languages (including OMDoc) as well as multiple output RDF notations.
We will restart development on the OMDoc format with the goal of reaching Version
2.0. To make the format more modular, speed up the development process and share
the burden, we will have module maintainers who drive the development process in
close cooperation with the OMDoc project leader.
Please nominate yourself or others by e-mail to m.kohlhase at
jacobs-university dot de or directly to the OMDoc mailing list.
We have reorganized the web site to better reflect the division of the OMDoc format and the omdoc.org community portal. Please report any problems and inconsistencies to m.kohlhase at jacobs-university dot de
We have moved the OMDoc web pages to http://www.omdoc.org
We have moved the OMDoc Subversion Repository to https://svn.omdoc.org/repos/omdoc, please check out the new repository.
We will use the domain OMDoc.org for the OMDoc project. Expect to see the web pages at http://www.omdoc.org, the repository at https://svn.omdoc.org, and the ticketing system at https://trac.omdoc.org.
As with any release, the release of the OMDoc 1.2 specification will bring wider
use and this flush out bugs that went unnoticed. These bugs (called errata for
paper documents) are tracked in an errata document at https://svn.omdoc.org/repos/omdoc.org/branches/omdoc-1.2/doc/spec/errata.pdf.
A version of the OMDoc specification that contains all errata corrections (and
markup of what changed) can be found at https://svn.omdoc.org/repos/omdoc/branches/omdoc-1.2/doc/spec/spec.pdf.
To report an erratum, please use the Ticketing System with component "specification" and version "1.2".
We have released the OMDoc 1.2 format.
After more than 4 years of
development, his fixes a new version of the OMDoc format, and provides
a stable API for developers.
This version of OMDoc introduces
numerous tweaks in the OMDoc data model and syntax without changing
the overall format.
For a while now OMDoc development will
continue on the omdoc1.2 branch until tools and resources
have stabilized. All developers should change over to the branch.
We have cut a subversion
branch for OMDoc version 1.2. It can be checked out with the URL
https://svn.omdoc.org/repos/omdoc/branches/omdoc-1.2/ via the
subversion client.
The purpose of this branch is to maintain the OMDoc 1.2 specification and
resources. There will not be any more development of the OMDoc format on this
branch though errata and bug fixes will be maintained.
Projects that develop
towards OMDoc-1.2 should work on this branch.
Since trunk development is
currently on hold for project planning, we expect most development to take place
on the omdoc-1.2 branch.
The OMDoc Book has been finalized and sent to Springer Verlag. Once the corrections are worked in, we will release the OMDoc1.2 Specification
A WIKI has been introduced for the discussion of OMDoc.
The first complete draft for the OMDoc Version 1.2 specification report is out for download
The emacs mode for OMDoc is now hosted on mathweb.org
Following a request from Paul Libbrecht, we have fixed public identifiers for OMDoc DTDs
We now use the BugZilla bug-tracker for OMDoc development. Please feel free to enter bugs (you may have to edit your Bug groups for that).
Please submit system descriptions for OMDoc applications until December 15. 2002 for inclusion into the OMDoc specification or (if this becomes too large) a separate OMDoc implementation report. I am looking for descriptions of
CPoint: semantic markup tool and OMDoc converter for M$ PowerPoint announced
A native OMDoc mode for the emacs editor is announced
A first attempt at modularizing the OMDoc DTD (modules)
Re-released the style sheets under the Gnu LGPL (Lesser General Public License), so that they can be linked into non-Gnu software systems like ActiveMath
Due to a muddle up, some corrections to the OMDoc release candidate did not
make it into the release. I have corrected this retro-actively in the
released version.
All errors that will be discovered after today will be tracked in the errata
document.
This version is
mainly a bug-fix release that has become necessary by the experiments of
encoding legacy material and theorem prover interfaces in OMDoc. The changes
are relatively minor, mostly adding optional fields. Version 1.1 of OMDoc
freezes the development so that version 2.0 can be started off.
In contrast to the OMDoc format which has not changed much, the manual is a
total re-write, it closes many documentation gaps, clarifies various remaining
issues. and adds a multitude of new examples.
I have put the DTD and the omdoc manual in the final resting place, and changed
the CVS sources to the OMDoc 1.1 tree. Everything you see here is relative to Version
1.1 now.
Please comment on the specification and the DTD until December 19, I will
release OMDoc version 1.1 on December 21. 2001 (merry christmas).
Here is the manual