Sample Usage of <oXygen/> XML Author Component for the DITA Documentation Framework

The sample below demonstrates the integration of the <oXygen/> XML Author Component as a web based WYSIWYG XML editor. Hybrid technologies like combining JavaScript, AJAX, and Java, can be used to create powerful front ends to Content Management Systems.

Licensing options:

  1. Named user license. Each user will have to enter a valid license key when prompted.
  2. Floating license server model. The server host and port can be set either from the java class or from the license registration dialog.

For more details, availability and pricing please contact us.

Web Page

DITA Map (AJAX)

In this example the DITA map structure is generated dynamically from a map stored on our web server.

Click on a link to open it into the editor!




AJAX scripts from the web page can retrieve XML data like DITA maps and topics from the CMS, and forward it to the oXygen Author applet.

Author Applet (Java)

The entire UI of the applet: toolbars, side-views, etc can be customized. The controls can be even moved to the enclosing web page, as HTML buttons enhanced with JavaScript code, like the ones below:

Show Views: Outline   Attributes   Elements   Review   Validation Problems     XML Tags Display:

The oXygen Author Demo Applet requires the JavaTM Plug-In version 1.6.0_10 and above.
Try to install the last Java version in order to run the plugin.
If you already have the Java installed, you may need to enable it through your web browser.
   

Document Storage (CMS)

Content management System

The XML documents can be stored in a Content Management System offering support for:

  • Persistence
  • Versioning
  • Collaboration

DITA Framework

Archive containing the files <oxygen/> needs for the validation and visual editing of DITA documents.

  • DTDs, Schemas, XML Catalogs
  • CSSs, Images
  • Custom Java actions