OpenXM (Open message eXchange protocol for Mathematics): http://www.openxm.org

Welcome to the home page of OpenXM. Last update is September 10, 2000 JST.

What is OpenXM? It is an infrastructure for mathematical communication. (it is not XML, but it can be described by XML.) It is an experiment to connect mathematical software systems each other on the infrastructure. We are providing packages of mathematical software systems supporting the OpenXM protocol. See a survey.

Specifications

  1. Design and Implementation of OpenXM (in English, PS), (in English, HTML), (in Japanese, PS), (in Japanese, HTML).
  2. OX tags [OX tags].
  3. CMO tags [CMO tags].
  4. SM commands [SM commands].
  5. More documents
  6. Design and Implementation of OpenXM (Draft for 1.1.3) (in English, PS), (in English, HTML), (in Japanese, PS), (in Japanese, HTML).
  7. OX tags (Draft for 1.1.3) [OX tags].
  8. CMO tags (Draft for 1.1.3) [CMO tags].
  9. SM commands (Draft for 1.1.3) [SM commands].
  10. More documents
  11. If you want to add new tags, mail to takayama@math.sci.kobe-u.ac.jp with a description of the data types. See the specification how to describe the data types.

Source Distributions (RELEASE_1_1_2)

  1. OpenXM, OpenXM_contrib [Source (Shift+Click)].
  2. OpenXM_contrib2 requires a source code license from Fujitsu Lab.

Binary Distribution by tar+gzip (RELEASE_1_1_2) Binary.

Binary Distribution by Packages (RELEASE_1_1_2) Packages.

ERRATA RELEASE_1_1_2 ERRATA.
Questions and Answers (some are in Japanese) FAQ.

Papers and Tutorials

  1. OpenXM --- an Open System to Integrate Mathematical Softwares [Survey].

The WWW interface for OpenXM CVS Repositry [cvsweb]

References

  1. The primary distribution cite of asir [Asir].
  2. An introductory book on a computer algebra system Risa/Asir (in Japanese) [ Cover Page, ISBN4-87243-076-X ].

Archive

  1. OpenXM 1.1.1 (20000124) [ 1.1.1 (January 24, 2000) Experimental ].
  2. OpenXM 1.1.2 [ 1.1.2 (March 20, 2000) Stable, Current].

What's new in 1.1.3?

Not written yet.
takayama@math.sci.kobe-u.ac.jp