XML editing: take a look at Morphon

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Paul Borgermans	Sunday 28 September 2003 6:38:39 am I had a peek at this editor a while ago, and learned it became a free product now. Good news from the Netherlands! http://www.morphon.com A java based almost WYSIWYG xml and css editor: - with docbook support - with a spell checker (!) - all kinds of plugins, including a webdav connector (!), pdf generation , .... In other words .... -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Paul Forsyth	Monday 29 September 2003 1:35:31 am Lovely! I saw this a few months back but left it as it was commercial. Downloading the css editor now to play with :) paul
Willie Seabrook	Tuesday 30 September 2003 8:52:49 pm How might one install this in place of the ezpublish online editor?
Paul Forsyth	Wednesday 01 October 2003 12:48:35 am at the summer conference ez agreed to quickly put together an online editor for linux and leave the development of it to the community. it was meant to be a couple of days work, but haven't heard yet which days will be used. ez, care to comment? paul
Paul Borgermans	Wednesday 01 October 2003 12:37:00 pm That's not entirely what I understood: the ez crew was positive about the idea to kick-start an OE development based on Bitflux and let the rest of the community (or a few, including me) do the rest. Basically, it needs some DAV specific plugin to ez publish. The hard part will be the insertion of images/objects in a user friendly manner. -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Paul Forsyth	Thursday 02 October 2003 1:39:09 am paul, i think we are saying the same thing here. lets continue this over on the summer discussion thread. paul
Jeroen van Gorkum	Wednesday 08 October 2003 6:40:25 am i've had a look at this and talked it over with one of their developers. the xml-editor requires a one time 10MB (at least) download and install procedure on the client machine, so it's more a replacement / alternative for the Desktop Edition than the Online Editor. they're also working on an applet that wouldn't need an install procedure (loads automagically), but that's in a very early development stage. there's no development roadmap or planned release date for this applet yet, translated quote: ``it all depends on demand for the product''. i don't think this is the short-term way to go. jeroen.