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| Completion using XML Schema [message #276981] |
Thu, 02 December 2004 10:46  |
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Hi,
I want to implement an XML editor that should support schema
highlighting and of course completion. Is there a standard way to "just"
pick the xml schema and generate the rules for completion/highlighting?
Thanks,
Raphael
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| Re: Completion using XML Schema [message #276982 is a reply to message #276981] |
Thu, 02 December 2004 11:07  |
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Check the current Integration build of the Web Tools project. It includes
an XML editor with completion based on an XML Schema. It also includes
preview versions of editors for XML Schema, DTD, WSDL, HTML, CSS, and JSP.
It's coming along very nicely!
A new Web Tools I-build was run today (20041202) and should be available
later today, pending test verification.
Regards,
Dave Carlson
"Raphael A. Bauer" <raphael.bauer@temis-group.com> wrote in message
news:condi6$c0b$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
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> I want to implement an XML editor that should support schema highlighting
> and of course completion. Is there a standard way to "just" pick the xml
> schema and generate the rules for completion/highlighting?
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> Thanks,
>
> Raphael
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| Re: Web Standard Tools - was: Re: Completion using XML Schema [message #277357 is a reply to message #277220] |
Thu, 09 December 2004 11:19 |
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Sam,
You could extract a reasonably low-footprint set of plug-ins for those
editors. You would need to follow plug-in dependencies to determine all
necessary prereqs; e.g. all editors depend on the abstract "structured
edtior" sse plugin. Separate plug-ins are provided for editing XML, XSD,
and DTD. The XSD edtior uses the XML editor.
WTP development is targeting Eclipse 3.1, because they are expected to
release about the same time. So far, there are a few places where 3.1
specific APIs are used, but I have successfully used a recent build of the
XML/XSD editor with 3.0.1. But this config is not supported...
Dave
"Sam Mesh" <smesh@openrules.com> wrote in message
news:cp2rjb$to6$2@www.eclipse.org...
> Dave Carlson wrote:
>> This page contains the link for project binaries, plus instructions on
>> its CVS location. Web Tools is targeting 3.1 for all of its development,
>> so yes, it works with 3.1.
>> http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/development/main.html
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> Can XML DTD and/or Schema based editor be extracted as a low-footprint
> component and be used in R3.0.1?
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> --
> 10x,
> Sam Mesh
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| Re: Web Standard Tools - was: Re: Completion using XML Schema [message #277431 is a reply to message #277376] |
Fri, 10 December 2004 12:04 |
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Sam,
Just grab the latest I-build distribution. Get the "wst" build, which is
smaller because it omits the J2EE components.
The XML and XSD editors are very nice, supporting formatting, Content
Assist, and more. There are separate plugins for validation, plus general
abstract validation framework plugins. Without those, the editor will work
but the validation menus will be missing.
Dave
"Sam Mesh" <smesh@openrules.com> wrote in message
news:cpaetd$l7l$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Dave Carlson wrote:
>> You could extract a reasonably low-footprint set of plug-ins for those
>> editors. You would need to follow plug-in dependencies to determine all
>> necessary prereqs; e.g. all editors depend on the abstract "structured
>> edtior" sse plugin. Separate plug-ins are provided for editing XML, XSD,
>> and DTD. The XSD edtior uses the XML editor.
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> Thanks Dave.
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> What's your advise to do this on R3.0.1 - latest sources from CVS or
> download (what?)
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> --
> 10x,
> Sam Mesh
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| Re: Web Standard Tools - was: Re: Completion using XML Schema [message #277438 is a reply to message #277431] |
Fri, 10 December 2004 17:08 |
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Originally posted by: smesh.openrules.com
Dave, thanks for clarifications.
Dave Carlson wrote:
>>>You could extract a reasonably low-footprint set of plug-ins for those
>>>editors. You would need to follow plug-in dependencies to determine all
>>>necessary prereqs; e.g. all editors depend on the abstract "structured
>>>edtior" sse plugin. Separate plug-ins are provided for editing XML, XSD,
>>>and DTD. The XSD edtior uses the XML editor.
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>>What's your advise to do this on R3.0.1 - latest sources from CVS or
>>download (what?)
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> Just grab the latest I-build distribution. Get the "wst" build, which is
> smaller because it omits the J2EE components.
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> The XML and XSD editors are very nice, supporting formatting, Content
> Assist, and more. There are separate plugins for validation, plus general
> abstract validation framework plugins. Without those, the editor will work
> but the validation menus will be missing.
I already did some check-outs from CVS.
Hope to play two (at least) roles: user and developer. :)
Any hidden pitfalls?
--
10x,
Sam Mesh
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| Re: Web Standard Tools - was: Re: Completion using XML Schema [message #277456 is a reply to message #277438] |
Sat, 11 December 2004 17:54 |
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"Sam Mesh" <smesh@openrules.com> wrote in message
news:cpd6ob$oft$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> The XML and XSD editors are very nice, supporting formatting, Content
>> Assist, and more. There are separate plugins for validation, plus
>> general abstract validation framework plugins. Without those, the editor
>> will work but the validation menus will be missing.
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> I already did some check-outs from CVS.
> Hope to play two (at least) roles: user and developer. :)
> Any hidden pitfalls?
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Sam, now is a good time to start a more active developer (and user) role.
Until now, plugin names were changing and moving as the IBM contribution was
refactored for eclipse. But most of those changes are now committed to CVS.
Have fun! These tools are very cool.
> --
> 10x,
> Sam Mesh
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