Does the infocenter provides a remote API to get context hep [message #474175] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 09:07  |
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hi,
we are using the infocenter as a standalone app to provide help support
for a web project that has nothing to do with eclipse.
It works great as far as running it our web server but now we would like
to add support for context help on our web app.
So, does the infocenter provide a remote API to get the context help
content as set up in the context.xml?
the only documentation i could find about was for the JAVA APIs which are
no good to me.
i noticed that the context.xml is directly available from the root URL of
the infocenter so i guess our app could just fetch it, parse it and then
render itself the contexts desc and links as appropriate but if the
infocenter is providing this already we might as well make use of it
rgds,
d.
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Re: Does the infocenter provides a remote API to get context hep [message #619377 is a reply to message #474175] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 17:26  |
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We have a requirement for this as well. We have non-Eclipse products that
use context sensitive help. A Java API would be great.
Eric
"david beaurpere" <david.beaurpere@iona.com> wrote in message
news:8278964709ecf016d2593bf0f49fbc29$1@www.eclipse.org...
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> hi,
>
> we are using the infocenter as a standalone app to provide help support
> for a web project that has nothing to do with eclipse.
> It works great as far as running it our web server but now we would like
> to add support for context help on our web app.
>
> So, does the infocenter provide a remote API to get the context help
> content as set up in the context.xml?
> the only documentation i could find about was for the JAVA APIs which are
> no good to me.
>
> i noticed that the context.xml is directly available from the root URL of
> the infocenter so i guess our app could just fetch it, parse it and then
> render itself the contexts desc and links as appropriate but if the
> infocenter is providing this already we might as well make use of it
>
> rgds,
> d.
>
>
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