xml schemas

[AlvaroDíaz]

I traying to understand mathcad's xml schemas, but can't download it. Web directions for a document done in mathcad 13 have:

worksheet version="2.0.2" xmlns="http://schemas.mathsoft.com/worksheet20"

xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:ws="http://schemas.mathsoft.com/worksheet20"

xmlns:ml="http://schemas.mathsoft.com/math20"

xmlns:u="http://schemas.mathsoft.com/units10"

xmlns:p="http://schemas.mathsoft.com/provenance10"

metadata
generator
Mathcad Professional 13.0

/generator


Directions are broken, send me to ptc document not found page. Are those documents on the web or only in the mathcad 13 local machine folder?

Regards. Alvaro.

[PhilipOakley]

Ahh, you've been fooled, like I was fooled by the
namespace descriptor. It looks like a web address
but is actually just a method of creating a
(hopefully) unique long name for the namespace.

It isn't a read address ! ! ! !

You will however find the schemas 'hidden' in the
directory 'schemas' of you mathcad installation.

(If you search the forum, you'll find mona giving me
the same answer 😉

The real question though, is what do you want to do
with them... ?
I think one can write XSLT code that will convert
mathcad xml (xmcd) into real code, particularly
matlab (especially if you use ORIGIN =1 😉

Philip Oakley

[PhilipOakley]

Ahh, you've been fooled, like I was fooled by the
namespace descriptor. It looks like a web address
but is actually just a method of creating a
(hopefully) unique long name for the namespace.

It isn't a read address ! ! ! !

You will however find the schemas 'hidden' in the
directory 'schemas' of you mathcad installation.

(If you search the forum, you'll find mona giving me
the same answer 😉

The real question though, is what do you want to do
with them... ?
I think one can write XSLT code that will convert
mathcad xml (xmcd) into real code, particularly
matlab (especially if you use ORIGIN =1 😉

Philip Oakley

[AlvaroDíaz]

On 12/16/2009 6:40:51 PM, philipoakley wrote:
>Ahh, you've been fooled, like I was fooled by the namespace descriptor. It looks like a web address but is actually just a method of creating a (hopefully) unique long name for the namespace.

Programmers have amazing methods with nothing amazing results.

>It isn't a read address ! ! !

But the first is an address:

http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance

>You will however find the schemas 'hidden' in the directory 'schemas' of you mathcad installation.

I want to start with the old versions, so, needed to see a mathcad 12 & 13 installation.

>(If you search the forum,
>you'll find mona giving me
>the same answer 😉

I don't search, go to try it.

>The real question though, is
>what do you want to do
>with them... ?

Combine mathcad and access: a database with mathcad formulas.

>I think one can write XSLT
>code that will convert
>mathcad xml (xmcd) into real
>code,

I need examples to start 🙂

>particularly matlab (especially if you use ORIGIN =1 😉

Well ... such effort must to have a recompense in another life ... or another program.

Regards. Alvaro.