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Oxygen XML Editor 3
Related Versions: 3.03.1
January 14, 2004
Outline View
This is an automatically synchronized tree-based Outline view. The document
tree structure will be presented as the document is edited. The modified element will be
automatically revealed and selected in the Outline view. Also an element can be selected
in the Text editing mode by clicking on the corresponding node in the
Outline view. It uses a robust parser thus it will be able to handle not well formed
documents properly.
Bookmark Support
Bookmarks can be easily added, deleted and retrieved so you can rapidly
navigate to the important locations from your documents.
Global Transformation Scenarios
Once defined, a scenario can be re-used for any document. For instance, you can
configure a scenario such as DocBook to PDF and use it to convert any DocBook document to
PDF.
Import/Export Scenarios
Importing and exporting scenarios make the share of transformation scenarios
easy.
Experimental XInclude Support
XInclude support can be enabled from the "XML Parser options" Preferences page.
Access to FTP/WebDAV from Transformation Dialog Box
Not only can the edited files now be opened from a remote location but also the
files involved in a transformation scenario.
WebDAV over HTTPS
The remote file editing also adds security, thus, along with FTP and
WebDAV/HTTP support from version 3, WebDAV/HTTPS support is available.
Associate a DTD or a Schema with a Document
The user is assisted by a wizard helping him/her to easily associate a DTD or a
schema file (XML Schema, RelaxNG or NRL schema) with the edited document.
Schema Conversion Support
Although it was possible with previous versions of Oxygen to convert
between different types of schemas, this is now very simple. When a file is edited the
user can choose the "Convert to..." action and just select the target format. A file name
for the result schema is automatically suggested and also the result file can be
automatically opened in the editor. Advanced options allow the user to customize different
conversion parameters.
Better Error Reporting Validation
Previously, when the actual element content did not match the model of the
element type, the reported error was on the end tag of the element. Oxygen now also
reports an error on the first element that caused the actual content to not match the
model of the element type, thus making it easy to understand and fix validation errors.
Validation Support Against NRL (Namespace Routing Language) Schemas
XML documents can be easily associated and validated with NRL schemas. If a NRL
schema is selected in the new document wizard it will be automatically associated with the
document. Also the Associate Schema dialog box supports NRL schemas.
Support for NRL (Namespace Routing Language) Schemas
New NRL schemas can be created, edited and validated.
Support for JAXP XSLT Processors
Any JAXP compliant XSLT processor can be easily integrated to work from within
Oxygen. All you have to do is to place the XSLT processor jar(s) in the libraries
folder and set the javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory from the preferences to point to
your XSLT processor transformer factory implementation. Then in the transformation
scenarios select JAXP as the XSLT processor.
Japanese Version
Thanks to Hiroshi Okugawa Oxygen's interface is available also in Japanese.
Preserve Spaces and Strip Spaces Elements List
It is possible to specify elements for which spaces should be preserved and
elements for which spaces should be stripped. This allows users to pretty-print documents
and have some control over space handling without using xml:space attribute or CDATA
sections. A common use case is the DocBook programlisting element where the user wants to
preserve the spaces and as the DocBook DTD does not define the xml:space attribute this is
possible only if a CDATA section is used. The programlisting can be added to the preserve
spaces elements list and it will be treated exactly as if an xml:space="preserve"
attribute was added to this element.
More Format and Indent Options
The format and indent action can be configured to maintain the attributes order
or to order them. Also it is possible to configure if the empty elements should be
formatted as <empty/> or as <empty></empty>.
Pretty-Print for Relax NG Compact Schemas
A pretty-print action is available on the RNC editor to nicely format a RNC
schema.
Code Completion for RNC Editing
The keywords are offered in the code completion on-request pop-up when editing
RNC files.
Code Completion for DTD Editing
Some keywords are offered in the code completion pop-up when editing DTD files.
Open File at Cursor Understands External Entities
If the content of a file is included using an external entity reference then
open file at cursor will open the external entity file. This makes the navigation to the
components of the document faster.
Specify a Configuration File for the Bundled Apache FOP
The user can now specify a configuration file for the Apache FOP, thus being
able to use custom fonts for the generated PDF, for instance.
More FOP Options
The output messages of Apache FOP can be displayed in the console if the user
wants to see them. Also the maximum memory that will be used by FOP is configurable.
Configure the External Browser
The user can specify what application to be used as external browser.
Split Pages at Line Boundaries When Printing
The documents printed from Oxygen will now look better as only integer
number of lines will appear on each page.
Support for More Encodings
Oxygen now handles all the Java encodings as XML documents encoding.
Maximize Editing Area on Double-Click
The editing area can be expanded on the whole window if a double-click is
issued on the current edited tab. Double-click again to restore the editing area.
Surround in a Specified Tag
The "surround in" option offers the possible elements according to the DTD or
schema, but now it also allows the user to specify a custom tag.
Simple Licensing
The licensing mechanism requires just to paste a few lines of text in a dialog
box that appears automatically when the editor starts. This is all, no more license files
and problems where to place them.
Automatically Learn the Document Structure When no Schema or DTD is Specified
The document structure will be used for driving the Content Completion
Assistant when a schema or a DTD is not specified when a document is opened.
Show Components and Frameworks Version
The version of the XML parser, of the XSLT processors, FOP and the versions of
the document frameworks bundled with Oxygen is available in the about box.