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• Subject: XML validation using mathematical expressions
• From: PH <p.p.h.vanhagen@s...>
• Date: Fri, 01 Mar 2002 14:54:52 +0100

Hello,

I am new to this interest group and I have just familiarized myself with
the XML basic concepts and schema validation so bear with me;-)

So far, I have only got theoretical knowledge gained by reading
articles, tutorials (I found Roger Costello's schema tutorial and best
practice guide really useful) and XML books. I have learned that you can
put a lot of control over XML instance documents by properly typing and
constraining elements in XML schemas. I have also learned that you can
extend the schema by enforcing correlation constraints (A > B) by using
other schema's such as Schematron based on XSLT templates.

However, I'd like to take it a step further by introducing non-linear
relationships between elements using mathematical expressions. For
example, I would like to validate that element B < A/sqrt(2).

I'd appreciate any help from the XML development community in achieving
this. Would MathML be of any help?

TIA

Paul van Hagen

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