Author Component performance and save issue

[jayakrishnanvpk]

Dear Radu

While implementing the author component in applet all the jar's(lib) getting downloaded for this browser gets hanging for a while.

Please clear us this will occur each and every time.
Also please guide us to achieve custom save option using reader object i.e editorComponent.getWSEditorAccess().createReader(); step by step in server side.

NOTE:
IDE: Netbeans
Project: J2ee( html+applet)

Thanks
Jayakrishnan.pichandi@integra.co.in

[Radu]

Hi,

About the long time it takes the applet to load even on subsequent runs (when all libraries are already cached on disk), this is probably related to a new security check which was enabled by default in Java 1.7:

http://www.java.com/en/download/help/re ... ptions.xml

Basically if you open the Java Control Panel, in the Advanced tab you have the option to:

Check for certificate revocation using

If you set that option to "Certificate Revocation Lists" the loading should be faster.

About saving the applet's modified XML back to the server:

The applet runs on the client side. It is your responsibility in the applet's client Java code to read the XML contents using "editorComponent.getWSEditorAccess().createReader()" and then call maybe a PHP script to upload the content to the server. For example something like:

http://bytes.com/topic/java/answers/720 ... quest-java

But there needs to be some means on the server to accept some data from a client and then to modify a resource on it in order to reflect the data. We will not help with the server configuration, we can only help you with customizing the client.

Regards,
Radu

[jayakrishnanvpk]

I updated the applet java control panel settings which you provide the above post.

Then also when loading the AuthorcomponentSampleApplet classic, the downloading time will be very high.
Nearly 120MB files are getting downloaded for each time. Can you tell me is there any way to fast up the jar downloading time.

If i reload the same page then am getting exception message like "Please dispose a component provider which is not necessary anymote using AuthorComponentFactory.disposeEditorComponentProvider()". If you want further reference about this reload issue, please let me know i will update the screenshot in your technical support forum.

We are having custom DTD so unable to follow the DITA. So Is there any way to access our custom XML like your Dita? in the below example http://www.oxygenxml.com/demo/AuthorDem ... assic.html

[Radu]

Hi,

Please see some answers below:

Then also when loading the AuthorcomponentSampleApplet classic, the downloading time will be very high.
Nearly 120MB files are getting downloaded for each time. Can you tell me is there any way to fast up the jar downloading time.

The sample applet's JARs should be about 30 MBs in size, you can compute their sizes on disk. How exactly did you find out that 120 MBs are downloaded each time? On what operating system did you test and with what web browser?
It might be possible that the Java plugin container in the web browser downloads the JARs multiple times but I do not think there anything on the client side which can be done to avoid this.

If i reload the same page then am getting exception message like "Please dispose a component provider which is not necessary anymote using AuthorComponentFactory.disposeEditorComponentProvider()". If you want further reference about this reload issue, please let me know i will update the screenshot in your technical support forum.

The classic applet type reuses the same Java VM between page reloads. On the method "ro.sync.ecss.samples.AuthorComponentSampleApplet.destroy()" called before the page reload occurs, please try to call AuthorComponentFactory.getInstance().disposeEditorComponentProvider on the editor component provider which was created over the URL. We'll also try to fix this on our side.

We are having custom DTD so unable to follow the DITA.

What do you mean? You need to define a document type configuration in an Oxygen standalone installation and then use this configuration with the applet:

http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-oxygen/ ... intro.html

The document type configuration comes with CSS stylesheets to be used for rendering content in the Author mode, with XML catalogs and schemas used to validate the XML document. It can also come with custom operations to be mounted on the applet's toolbar, like we do for DITA.

So Is there any way to access our custom XML like your Dita? in the below example http://www.oxygenxml.com/demo/AuthorDem ... assic.html

That is just an example. It is up to you to create the HTML content around the applet by querying the server to display the resources which can be edited.

Regards,
Radu