We already fixed the bug. The fix will be available in the next release of <oXygen/>.

Thank you for reporting this bug. You are right, for some reason Eclipse doesn't send the authentication information to the proxy server. We are working on a fix.

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Sorin

I already posted a bug on our bugzilla and we will fix the "Open file at cursor" action. Until then you can use the Open action from the File menu.

Thank you,
Sorin

What version are you running ? You can surely open files on other computers in the local network and they should look like:

http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/network_files.jpg

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Sorin

Hello, Optional elements are not included in the generated document. Otherwise the generation will be infinitely recursive. For example what document should be generated for the following schema ? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/...

The stacktrace is not related to <oXygen/>. I can't see com.oxygenxml in it. You can delete the Eclipse log file and then restart Eclipse and repeat opening the file.

We implemented this. In the next release of <oXygen/> you can enable and disable it from Options -> Preferences -> Editor -> Aspect - Text antialiasing.

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Sorin

Thank you for reporting the bug. We fixed and tested the printing part and it will be available in the next release of <oXygen/>.

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Sorin

We added this enhancement on our bugzilla.

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Sorin

Switching to other application is operating system/windowing manager-dependent and can't be implemented with 100% pure Java code.

We will consider adding a CSS syntax highlight schema.

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Sorin

This stack trace isn't related to the <oXygen/> plugin. Did you obtain it after reinstalling the 3.1 plugin ?

Hello,

The Format and Indent command is available only for XML documents. You can indent/unindent a section of any document by selecting it with SHIFT + arrow keys and pressing TAB/SHIFT+TAB.

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Sorin

Is there any reason why the files are locked? The files are not locked except that the operating system will lock the output file of the transformation while it is written. We can't reproduce the problem. Please let us know your <oXygen/> version, your oeprating system and your JRE version and send...

Swing components do not use antialiasing by default and there is no system property to enable text antialiasing. For a Swing component antialiasing is enabled only by overriding the method paintComponent and setting a rendering hint of the graphics context. Sun will have JDK antialiasing support in ...

We could succesfully place bookmarks in XML and XSL editors in Eclipse versions 2.1 and 3 M7. You just have to right-click in the bookmarks area and select "Add Bookmark ...". Then you can see the name you introduced in the Bookmarks view: http://www.oxygenxml.com/img/eclipse_bookmarks.jpg...

Hello, The JAI library is not bundled with <oXygen/> due to Sun's licensing. We will specify that in our User Guide and will include instructions about downloading and installing it. The CLASSPATH version of JAI is better because you can place the jars and native libraries in any directory and you d...

You can run two instances of <oXygen/> simultaneously as two separate applications. For this you have to edit the oxygen.bat startup script if you run <oXygen/> on Windows (or oxygen.sh on Linux, oxygenMac.sh on Mac OS X) and add -Dcom.oxygenxml.MultipleInstances=true as a VM parameter, like: java -...

Go to the File menu and select one of the menu entries "Open ..." or "Open URL ...". If you select "Open ..." <oXygen/> will open a file open dialog which is standard for your platform (Windows, Mac OS X or Unix). The "Open URL ..." entry will open a dialog in...

Thank you. We will look into this and try to find a solution.

1) The files imported in your main "book" document represent external parsed entities. According to the XML 1.0 Recommendation http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml-20040204/#sec-TextDecl each of the entities should begin with a text declaration that includes an "encoding" pseudo-att...

You probably used the teihtml.xsl stylesheet. You can use teihtml-teic.html and the stylesheet output will be placed in the file listed in the field "Save As" of the scenario configuration dialog. If you use teihtml.xsl you have to set the outputDir parameter of the stylesheet to the direc...

chunk.xsl does not look at the output file parameter and writes the output to index.html. That's how Norman Walsh created this stylesheet and that's why you can leave the "Save As" field empty (the file listed in this field, which normally contains the stylesheet output, will be empty at t...

Hello, The stylesheet chunk.xsl writes the root chunk in a file "index.html" which will contain links to other chunks. So you can leave the "Save As" field empty. For example chunk.xsl transforms the Docbook sample included in <oXygen/> called sample.xml to the files index.html a...

Did you try to put the Xerces jars that come with <oXygen/> in the endorsed directory (usually <home-dir-of-JRE-running-Eclipse>\lib\endorsed) ?

Can you give us more details (platform, Java version - look in Help -> About -> Configuration details -> java.version, stack trace in the error log - look in the file workspace/.metadata/.log) ?

Maybe some stack trace in workspace/.metadata/.log ? Did you look in Error Log view (Window -> Show View -> Error Log) ?

The empty file is created if you feed teihtml.xsl to the XSLT engine. This is how the stylesheet works and is not a bug in <oXygen/>. Use teihtml-teic.xsl and the HTML output should be placed in the right file regardless of selecting "prompt for file" or "save as". Regards, Sorin

Hello, To convert to HTML you need to use the teihtml-teic.xsl as instructed in the README file located in the tei subfolder of the <oXygen/> installation folder. Fot this just set the teihtml-teic.xsl stylesheet in the XSL URL field of the Configure Transformation dialog. You can find this styleshe...

Regarding the Java version problem with the installer including a Java Virtual Machine, you should have no problems if you leave the default selection in the "Choose Java Virtual Machine" panel of the installation process, that is install the Java virtual machine that comes with the instal...

In the release 2.0.4 which will be released this week the maximum size of the memory that the Java Virtual Machine can use will be set to 256 MB. This setting will be placed in the entry "lax.nl.java.option.additional" of the file oxygen.lax file located in the <oXygen/>'s installation fol...