On Sep 8, 2009, at 9:11 AM, Mike Sokolov wrote:
We've used fckeditor (now finally renamed ckeditor) and tinymce in
the past, but we're interested in hearing about anybody's experience
with Xopus since it seems to offer a mechanism for doing formatted
wysiwyg editing of xml documents (not just xhtml), unlike these
others. I played with their demo a bit, and it looks compelling,
although we had a crash or two, which made me wonder about
stability. Has anyone done more than kick tires yet?
We have been using it for several years. I think it is the best web
editor out there even before you take into account that you can create
your own schemas, and use XSL to style the editor content.
When you get a crash, are you sure it is not XML that is invalid
according to a referenced schema?
best,
-Rob
-Mike
Jakob Fix wrote:
Thanks Geert,
I was thinking of using WebDAV (Xopus exposes an API) as the method
to
store and retrieve documents. I'm also looking at fckeditor, tinymce
and friends as they accept XHTML and ways how the original XML could
be converted to XHTML on loading and re-converted to the source XML
when storing it in ML.
cheers,
Jakob.
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 14:25, Geert Josten
<geert.jos...@daidalos.nl>
wrote:
Hi Jakob,
I have been looking at Xopus a few weeks back and have been able
to make it work without too much fuss for at least a single file.
I copied one of the HowTo folder and replaced the contents of
save.js with the following:
// This function is called when the save button is pressed, or
when the save
// function is called on an XMLDocument.
function mySaveFunction(uri, xmlDocument)
{
// HTTP POST the XML document to the save.jsp file.
var result = HTTPTools.postXML("save.xqy?uri=" + uri,
xmlDocument, "UTF-8");
alert(result);
// Show a dialog with the result.
/*
return confirm(
"Called save.aspx\n" +
"Result: " + result + "\n" +
"Press OK to update the Save button accordingly.");
*/
}
// Register the save function.
IO.setSaveXMLFunction(mySaveFunction);
Save.xqy contained the following:
xquery version "1.0-ml";
xdmp:set-response-content-type("text/plain; charset=utf-8"),
let $uri := xdmp:get-request-field("uri")
let $xml := xdmp:get-request-body("xml")
return
concat("Saved ", $uri, "succesfully")
It doesn't actually save yet, but I am sure you can add that
yourself, just use xdmp:document-insert for that.
The most tricky part is where to get the XML from, and how to
allow Xopus to open that correctly. I haven't had the time to put
all end together, but this might help you to get on your way..
Kind regards,
Geert
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] On Behalf Of
Jakob Fix
Sent: donderdag 3 september 2009 16:34
To: General Mark Logic Developer Discussion
Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] xopus + marklogic?
I was just wondering if people have succeeded in using the
Xopus XML editor as a frontend to the MarkLogic Server? On a
more general note, what other approaches have people chosen
to directly edit document content in the database? I know
that Oxygen (and probably others too) connect to MarkLogic
via WebDav, XForms (can you *easily* create a rich text
editor with XForms?). Could MarkLogic's Word plugin be used
to help with that, I'm not sure. It seems not intended for
this use, rather for lookups on existing data and insertion
of this data in the current Word document. By the way, I'm
looking for ways of editing the documents in a wysiwyg way,
my end users don't want to see the tags. :(
cheers,
Jakob.
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