Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
Murray Altheim wrote:
I've posted the API documentation for XNode to:
http://kmi.open.ac.uk/projects/ceryle/docs/api/org/apache/xnode/package-summary.html
Thanks Murray. I'm a bit overloaded in these days, but I'll take a look
at them ASAP.
Understood. Look forward to your feedback.
I'll in the next day or so also post the API code if anyone is
really interested. It has no formal status but an earlier version
has been submitted to the Xindice project. This new code is AFAIK
backward compatible, as it simply adds a method or two to allow
extension of the XNode metadata.
I am for sure interested.
Okay, let me bundle that up and post it on the Ceryle web site as
I'm able. This week is quickly queuing up with things...
As I've said before, I'll be later this spring be releasing into
open source my Ceryle application, which has an implementation of
XNode running over a Xindice database, with a document editor that
hooks into XML validation, Tidy, has up to 100 levels of Undo,
and has other features. I will announce here when this is available.
Really interesting! What kind of editor are you using?
I've looked into embedding an existing Java-based editor within
the application, but none are sufficiently portable to not require
a substantial rewrite of my own code to do so (and make available
the hooks my application needs), plus I want to distribute under
an Apache-style license and most are GPL, so I've written my own.
It's not particularly fancy and doesn't have syntax hilighting (ie.,
it's not a programmer's editor, it's designed to assist authors, so
I'll add features as appropriate).
Murray
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Knowledge Media Institute
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