Contribute jcgm library to Oxygen which make it possible to render CGM images in Author mode.
This product includes software developed in part by support from the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).
What's new in version 1.2.0: Updated JGCM library to version 2.0.5.
Contribute jcgm library to Oxygen (version 27.1 and older) which make it possible to render CGM images in Author mode.
This product includes software developed in part by support from the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).
This add-on allows you to connect the Oxygen AI Positron plugin with Google Vertex AI.
This add-on allows you to connect the Oxygen AI Positron plugin with Google Vertex AI.
This add-on contributes actions in the Tools menu and contextual menu to enable batch conversion between various formats:
For more details see https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/batch-converter-addon.html
id attributes in the resulting DITA files during HTML to DITA conversion.<i> or <u>) with an id attribute were lost during HTML to DITA conversion.This add-on contributes actions in the Tools menu and contextual menu to enable batch conversion between various formats:
For more details see https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/batch-converter-addon.html
This add-on installs the "Feedback Comments Manager" view that can be used to see feedback posted in WebHelp Responsive output directly in Oxygen XML Editor/Author. You can react to this feedback by making corrections and updating the source content without leaving the application.
This add-on installs the "Feedback Comments Manager" view that can be used to see feedback posted in WebHelp Responsive output directly in Oxygen XML Editor/Author. You can react to this feedback by making corrections and updating the source content without leaving the application.
This add-on contributes contextual menu actions that help you build a translation package for DITA files that can be sent to translators. You can also extract the changed files back into your project once you receive the package back from the translators.
It contributes a sub-menu named "Translation Package Builder" in the DITA Maps Manager 's contextual menu. The actions present in this group are:
This action also creates a report with the modified resources ( modified_resources_report.xhtml ). If your translation agency is DITA-aware you can opt to send him the entire DITA project together with this report.
For more details, see: https://github.com/oxygenxml/oxygen-dita-translation-package-builder
Side view in Oxygen XML Editor which shows all outgoing references (image references, links, content references) for the current opened DITA topic.
For more details see https://github.com/oxygenxml/oxygen-dita-outgoing-references-view
This add-on contributes a JSON Schema Validator that can be used for validating JSON documents against JSON schemas version 2020-12. The validation engine is based on json-sKema library (https://github.com/erosb/json-sKema).
To use the validator, you need to create a validation scenario by selecting the Configure Validation Scenario(s) from the Validation toolbar drop-down menu, or from the Document > Validate menu (or the Validate submenu when invoking the contextual menu on a file in the Project view).
This add-on contributes a JSON Schema Validator that can be used for validating JSON documents against JSON schemas version 2020-12. The validation engine is based on json-sKema library (https://github.com/erosb/json-sKema).
To use the validator, you need to create a validation scenario by selecting the Configure Validation Scenario(s) from the Validation toolbar drop-down menu, or from the Document > Validate menu (or the Validate submenu when invoking the contextual menu on a file in the Project view).
This plugin installs an external Saxon 11.6 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 11.6.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 11.6 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 11.6 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 11.6 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as a JSON or as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 11.6 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 11.6 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This plugin installs an external Saxon 11.5 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 11.5.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 11.5 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 11.5 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 11.5 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as a JSON or as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 11.5 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 11.5 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This add-on contributes Microsoft Writing Style Guide Vale rules for the Terminology Checker add-on.
This add-on contains a Vale-compatible (https://github.com/errata-ai/vale) implementation of the Microsoft Writing Style Guide (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/welcome/) as provided by the errata-ai's open source project https://github.com/errata-ai/Microsoft. Please note that this project is neither maintained nor endorsed by Microsoft. Microsoft is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies.
Software from the following projects is included:
errata-ai/Microsoft Site: https://github.com/errata-ai/Microsoft License: MIT License (https://github.com/errata-ai/Microsoft/blob/master/LICENSE) Microsoft Writing Style Guide Site: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/welcome License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/microsoft-style-guide/blob/master/LICENSE)
Oxygen AI Translator is an add-on for Oxygen XML Editor, Author, and Developer that streamlines the translation workflow for XLIFF-based projects by providing AI-based translation. This new add-on empowers you to efficiently translate and manage multilingual content, while leveraging the latest AI models (via the Oxygen AI Positron add-on).
Requirements
This plugin installs an external Saxon 9.9 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 9.9.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.9 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 9.9.1.8 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 9.9 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.9 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 9.9.1.8 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
Oxygen XML Editor provides a tool for converting an XML Schema (XSD) file to a JSON Schema file. The XSD to JSON Schema action for invoking the tool can be found in the Tools > JSON Tools menu. For more information, see the userguide
Oxygen XML Editor provides a tool for converting an XML Schema (XSD) file to a JSON Schema file. The XSD to JSON Schema action for invoking the tool can be found in the Tools > JSON Tools menu. For more information, see the userguide
This plugin installs an external Saxon 9.6 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 9.6.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
The Saxon 9.6 XSLT and XQuery Transformer plugin does not work with XQuery 3.1. If possible, you can use the 9.7 or 9.8 plugin instead.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.6 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 9.6.0.10 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.6 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 9.6.0.10 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This add-on allows you to connect the Oxygen AI Positron plugin with AI services that expose a REST API, similar to OpenAI's chat-completion API. Unlike the built-in Open AI connector, this add-on supports the OAuth Client Credentials Flow for authentication and gives you more flexibility by letting you set query parameters.
This add-on allows you to connect the Oxygen AI Positron plugin with AI services that expose a REST API, similar to OpenAI's chat-completion API. Unlike the built-in Open AI connector, this add-on supports the OAuth Client Credentials Flow for authentication and gives you more flexibility by letting you set query parameters.
This add-on contributes a framework with comprehensive authoring capabilities for S1000D® technical documentation within Oxygen. S1000D® is an international specification for the procurement and production of technical publications (mainly used in aerospace and aviation industries). It is an XML-based specification for preparing, managing, and using equipment maintenance and operations information.
The framework provides the following features:
For more details about S1000D® Framework, see the documentation at: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/s1000d-doc-type.html
This add-on contributes a framework with comprehensive authoring capabilities for S1000D® technical documentation within Oxygen. S1000D® is an international specification for the procurement and production of technical publications (mainly used in aerospace and aviation industries). It is an XML-based specification for preparing, managing, and using equipment maintenance and operations information.
The framework provides the following features:
For more details about S1000D® Framework, see the documentation at: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/s1000d-doc-type.html
The Vale Linter for Markdown and HTML Validation addon runs Vale linter over the current edited file and presents the validation errors in the results area.
Although Vale supports multiple file formats, this plugin currently supports only Markdown (*.md files) and HTML files.
Download and unzip the proper Vale executable for your OS. On Linux and Mac, you need to give executable permission to the Vale executable. You can do this by opening a console in the Vale directory and running:
chmod u+x vale
Vale uses collections of individual YAML files (or "rules") to enforce particular
writing constructs. These collections are referred to as styles and are
organized in a nested folder structure at a user-specified location. The .vale.ini file is
where you'll control the majority of Vale's behavior, including what files to lint
and how to lint them. Vale auto detects
.vale.ini, but you can also specify the path to .vale.ini from
the plugins preferences page (Options -> Preferences..., page Plugins /
Oxygen Vale Validation ).
Vale has a growing selection of pre-made styles available for download from its style library.
The Vale Validation addon runs Vale linter over the current edited file and presents the validation errors in the results area.
Although Vale supports multiple file formats, this plugin currently supports only Markdown (*.md files) and HTML files.
Download and unzip the proper Vale executable for your OS. On Linux and Mac, you need to give executable permission to the Vale executable. You can do this by opening a console in the Vale directory and running:
chmod u+x vale
Vale uses collections of individual YAML files (or "rules") to enforce particular
writing constructs. These collections are referred to as styles and are
organized in a nested folder structure at a user-specified location. The .vale.ini file is
where you'll control the majority of Vale's behavior, including what files to lint
and how to lint them. Vale auto detects
.vale.ini, but you can also specify the path to .vale.ini from
the plugins preferences page (Options -> Preferences..., page Plugins /
Oxygen Vale Validation ).
Vale has a growing selection of pre-made styles available for download from its style library.
This add-on is used for generating documentation for OpenAPI (https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.0.3) components in HTML format, including annotations and cross references. The documentation displays information about the servers, paths, components and tags defined in the OpenAPI documents and it is presented in a visual diagram style with various sections, hyperlinks, and filtering options.
This add-on is used for generating documentation for OpenAPI (https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.0.3) components in HTML format, including annotations and cross references. The documentation displays information about the servers, paths, components and tags defined in the OpenAPI documents and it is presented in a visual diagram style with various sections, hyperlinks, and filtering options.
This plugin installs an external Saxon 9.8 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 9.8.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.8 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 9.8.0.15 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 9.8 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.8 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 9.8.0.15 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This add-on contributes a terminology checker to Oxygen XML Editor/Author.
The feature marked with * are available from Oxygen 24.1 build 2022062007 and newer.
The features marked with * are available from Oxygen 24.0 and newer.
This add-on contributes a terminology checker to Oxygen XML Editor/Author.
The feature marked with * are available from Oxygen 24.1 build 2022062007 and newer.
The features marked with * are available from Oxygen 24.0 and newer.
This add-on contributes a toolbar button that provides the ability to validate DocBook files. It reports issues such as broken internal and external links, problems with images, or profiling conditions that conflict with profiling preferences.
For more details, see: https://github.com/oxygenxml/oxygen-docbook-validate-check-completeness
This add-on contributes ASD Simplified Technical English Specification (ASD-STE100) rules for the Terminology Checker add-on.
This project is neither maintained nor endorsed by ASD.
This repository contains a compatible implementation of the ASD Simplified Technical English Specification (ASD-STE100).
Software from the following projects is included:
ASD-STE100 Site: https://asd-ste100.org License: ASD Simplified Technical English, ASD-STE100, is a Copyright and a Trade Mark of ASD, Brussels, Belgium.
This plugin installs an external Saxon 12.4 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 12.4.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 12.4 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 12.4 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 12.4 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as a JSON or as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 12.4 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 12.4 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This plugin installs an external Saxon 12.0 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 12.0.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 12.0 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 12.0 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 12.0 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as a JSON or as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 12.0 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 12.0 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This plugin installs an external Saxon 10.9 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 10.9.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possibilities to use Saxon 10.9 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 10.9 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 10.9 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 10.9 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 10.9 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This plugin installs an external Saxon 10.8 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 10.8.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 10.8 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 10.8 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 10.8 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 10.8 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 10.8 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This add-on contributes a Translator Helper to Oxygen XML Editor/Author.
Features:
Fixed an issue where translating text with characters such as '%' and '#' did not work.
The plugin was updated to allow using the DeepL Translator in addition to Google Translate for translating content.
This add-on contributes a Translator Helper to Oxygen XML Editor/Author.
Features:
Oxygen AI Positron for Desktop is an advanced AI-powered solution designed to assist content creators, technical writers, and developers throughout every stage of the writing process. By leveraging the capabilities of AI platforms, AI Positron streamlines content creation and enhances productivity, thus empowering users to craft high-quality documentation and content with greater speed and confidence.
xlsx) documents in the AI Positron chat view.Oxygen AI Positron for Desktop is an advanced AI-powered solution designed to assist content creators, technical writers, and developers throughout every stage of the writing process. By leveraging the capabilities of AI platforms, AI Positron streamlines content creation and enhances productivity, thus empowering users to craft high-quality documentation and content with greater speed and confidence.
This add-on installs a Git Client in Oxygen. It contributes multiple side-views, each one specialized for various Git operations. The main one is called the Git Staging view. Using the Git Client add-on, various Git operations can be performed, such as committing changes into the local repository, pushing/pulling changes to/from the remote repository, creating, checking out and deleting branches, showing the history of the repository resources, and more. The add-on also includes a built-in tool for comparing and merging changes.
Note: After installing the plugin, if the Git Staging view is not visible, you can open it from the Window / Show View menu.
For more information about how to use the Git Client, see the documentation at: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-addons/topics/git-addon.html.
This add-on installs a Git Client in Oxygen. It contributes multiple side-views, each one specialized for various Git operations. The main one is called the Git Staging view. Using the Git Client add-on, various Git operations can be performed, such as committing changes into the local repository, pushing/pulling changes to/from the remote repository, creating, checking out and deleting branches, showing the history of the repository resources, and more. The add-on also includes a built-in tool for comparing and merging changes.
Note: After installing the plugin, if the Git Staging view is not visible, you can open it from the Window / Show View menu.
For more information about how to use the Git Client, see the documentation at: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-addons/topics/git-addon.html.
This add-on installs a Git Client in Oxygen. It contributes multiple side-views, each one specialized for various Git operations. The main one is called the Git Staging view. Using the Git Client add-on, various Git operations can be performed, such as committing changes into the local repository, pushing/pulling changes to/from the remote repository, creating, checking out and deleting branches, showing the history of the repository resources, and more. The add-on also includes a built-in tool for comparing and merging changes.
For more information about the add-on's features, see the README document .
For more information about the add-on's features, see the README document .
Note: After installing the plugin, if the Git Staging view is not visible, you can open it from the Window / Show View menu.
For more information about how to use the Git Client, see the documentation at: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-addons/topics/git-addon.html.
This add-on contributes a side-view named 'Writer Helper' that contains various small tools intended to help technical writers:
This add-on contributes a view in Oxygen that can be used as a testing tool for OpenAPI files (https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.1.0.html). The tool provides capabilities to easily inspect OpenAPI request-responses, and to make sure they work as expected. It is available for OpenAPI 3.x in both JSON and YAML format.
The tester loads the selected OpenAPI document and automatically fills the corresponding fields. After clicking the Send button, it presents the message received from the server in response to the request. The expected content type of the message is JSON. The response status and possible errors that may occur are presented below this area. The status has a green foreground for successful requests and a red foreground otherwise.
This add-on contributes a view in Oxygen that can be used as a testing tool for OpenAPI files (https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.1.0.html). The tool provides capabilities to easily inspect OpenAPI request-responses, and to make sure they work as expected. It is available for OpenAPI 3.x in both JSON and YAML format.
The tester loads the selected OpenAPI document and automatically fills the corresponding fields. After clicking the Send button, it presents the message received from the server in response to the request. The expected content type of the message is JSON. The response status and possible errors that may occur are presented below this area. The status has a green foreground for successful requests and a red foreground otherwise.
This add-on is used to generate the documentation for a JSON Schema file. It is automatically installed the first time you invoke the action from the Tools -> Generate Documentation menu or Generate Documentation toolbar button.
This add-on is used to generate the documentation for a JSON Schema file It is automatically installed the first time you invoke the action from the Tools -> Generate Documentation menu or Generate Documentation toolbar button.
Contributes JAXB-XJC library to Oxygen which makes possible the generation of Java classes from XSD files.
The XJC compiler transforms a source XSD to a set of JAXB content classes in the Java programming language. It generates a class for each complex type and an additional factory class to ease the creation of JAXBElement representations.
This add-on allows you to upload tasks that contain documents to be reviewed on the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform. Reviewers can then login to Oxygen Content Fusion to review, add comments, or contribute changes to the uploaded documents. You also have access to a Merge tool that allows you to automatically merge the changes back into Oxygen.
After installing the add-on, two new toolbar buttons become available:
For more information about the add-on, go to https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-addons/topics/content-fusion-addon.html.
This add-on allows you to upload tasks that contain documents to be reviewed on the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform. Reviewers can then login to Oxygen Content Fusion to review, add comments, or contribute changes to the uploaded documents. You also have access to a Merge tool that allows you to automatically merge the changes back into Oxygen.
After installing the add-on, two new toolbar buttons become available:
For more information about the add-on, go to https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-addons/topics/content-fusion-addon.html.
This add-on allows end users to run live tutorials and learn to use Oxygen inside the application.
Once the Live Tutorials add-on is installed, the Tutorials view is available by selecting it from the Window > Show View menu.The add-on comes bundled with a set of tutorials for learning to work with the DITA XML standard and you also have the ability to create your own tutorials. Each tutorial contains one or more missions. A mission consists of initial file content that is opened in the application and a set of steps and hints for guidance. The mission is considered complete when the initial content is changed by the end user to match an expected result.
For more information, go to Live Tutorials Add-on Documentation.
This add-on allows end users to run live tutorials and learn to use Oxygen inside the application.
Once the Live Tutorials add-on is installed, the Tutorials view is available by selecting it from the Window > Show View menu.The add-on comes bundled with a set of tutorials for learning to work with the DITA XML standard and you also have the ability to create your own tutorials. Each tutorial contains one or more missions. A mission consists of initial file content that is opened in the application and a set of steps and hints for guidance. The mission is considered complete when the initial content is changed by the end user to match an expected result.
For more information, go to Live Tutorials Add-on Documentation.
Fluenta is a tool designed to simplify the translation of DITA projects. It parses a DITA map, resolves the references to all topics and subtopics, and prepares a unified XLIFF file that you can send to your Language Service Provider. The Fluenta DITA Translation add-on allows you to manage the Fluenta translation workflow directly from within Oxygen XML Editor.
A translation workflow based on Fluenta has the following steps:
Note: This action is visible only if there is no project detected for the open DITA map.
In the resulting dialog box, you need to provide a name for the project and the languages that the project will be translated into.
Note: This action is visible only if there is a Fluenta project associated with the current ditamap and the XLIFF files will be generated for this project.
Result: An XLIFF file will be generated in the output folder for each selected language.
Note: This action is visible only if there is a Fluenta project associated with the current ditamap and the XLIFF file will be imported for this project.
In the dialog that appears, browse for the XLIFF file.
Selecting the Accept unapproved translations option will use translations that are not marked as approved in the XLIFF file being imported. Selecting the Update "{MemoryName}" translation memory option will store the imported translations in the project translations memory.
Result: A translated version of the project content will be created in the indicated output folder.
Caution: If your images are not in SVG format, you will have copy them to the newly generated project.
Fluenta is a tool designed to simplify the translation of DITA projects. It parses a DITA map, resolves the references to all topics and subtopics, and prepares a unified XLIFF file that you can send to your Language Service Provider. The Fluenta DITA Translation add-on allows you to manage the Fluenta translation workflow directly from within Oxygen XML Editor.
A translation workflow based on Fluenta has the following steps:
Note: This action is visible only if there is no project detected for the open DITA map.
In the resulting dialog box, you need to provide a name for the project and the languages that the project will be translated into.
Note: This action is visible only if there is a Fluenta project associated with the current ditamap and the XLIFF files will be generated for this project.
Result: An XLIFF file will be generated in the output folder for each selected language.
Note: This action is visible only if there is a Fluenta project associated with the current ditamap and the XLIFF file will be imported for this project.
In the dialog that appears, browse for the XLIFF file.
Selecting the Accept unapproved translations option will use translations that are not marked as approved in the XLIFF file being imported. Selecting the Update "{MemoryName}" translation memory option will store the imported translations in the project translations memory.
Result: A translated version of the project content will be created in the indicated output folder.
Caution: If your images are not in SVG format, you will have copy them to the newly generated project.
This plugin installs an external Saxon 9.7 XSLT & XQuery processor into <oXygen/>. You will be able to validate and transform XSLT/XQuery with Saxon 9.7.
Note: Debugging XSLT/XQuery transformations based on this engine is NOT supported.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.7 for validating XSLT:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE 9.7.0.21 (External) as the engine and associate it with the stylesheet.
Saxon 9.7 allows one to export the compiled form of a stylesheet as an XML file. The plugin also contributes an action on the toolbar that will compile and export an XSLT.
After installing the plugin, there are two possiblities to use Saxon 9.7 for validating XQuery:
Create a Transformation Scenario that uses Saxon-EE XQuery 9.7.0.21 (External) as the engine and associate it with the XQuery file.
This plugin will allow you to perform transformations with data extracted from a database, but there are a few changes you will have to make to use this:
Run the transformation scenario.
If this does not work, try the following:
This add-on contributes a preferences page that includes various options for updating the "prolog" section of a DITA topic/map.
For more details, see: https://github.com/oxygenxml/oxygen-dita-prolog-updater
Deprecation Notice: The Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise is now discontinued.
Please uninstall this version and install Oxygen AI Positron version 8.0.0 or later, which includes both custom connectors and the integrated Positron Service.
This is a marker release. There is no need to install it, as no new functionality has been introduced.
This add-on integrates with external AI services — such as OpenAI, MS Azure OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, and others — to help technical documentation writers generate content efficiently.
This add-on integrates with external AI services — such as OpenAI, MS Azure OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, and others — to help technical documentation writers generate content efficiently.
Emmet is a toolkit for high-speed HTML, XML, XSL etc. coding and editing. The core of this plugin is a powerful abbreviation engine which allows you to expand expressions—similar to CSS selectors—into HTML code.
For more details see: docs.emmet.io.
Emmet is a toolkit for high-speed HTML, XML, XSL etc. coding and editing. The core of this plugin is a powerful abbreviation engine which allows you to expand expressions—similar to CSS selectors—into HTML code.
For more details see: docs.emmet.io.