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Getting Started
Information about installing, activating, upgrading, and running Oxygen XML WebHelp Responsive plugin
Generating Output
Describes the various ways to generate WebHelp Responsive Output
Running WebHelp Responsive from an Integration Server

Getting Started
Information about installing, activating, upgrading, and running Oxygen XML WebHelp Responsive plugin
- Installing
  Describes how to install Oxygen XML WebHelp Responsive plugin
- Activating
  Describes how to activate your license key
- Upgrading
  Describes how to upgrade to a newer version
- Generating Output
  Describes the various ways to generate WebHelp Responsive Output
  - Running WebHelp Responsive from Oxygen XML Editor/Author
  - Running WebHelp Responsive from Command Line
  - Running WebHelp Responsive from an Integration Server
    - Automating DITA to WebHelp Responsive Output with Jenkins
    - Automating DITA to WebHelp Responsive Output with Travis CI
  - Running WebHelp Responsive from a Docker image
    This topic explains how to install the WebHelp Responsive plugin in a Docker image.
- Increasing Memory Allocation for Java
  Describes how to increase memory for Java
Layout and Features
Overview of the main features and layout of the WebHelp Responsive output
Adding Oxygen Feedback to WebHelp Responsive Documentation
Describes how to add an Oxygen Feedback comments component in WebHelp Responsive output
Developer Reference
Technical details for developers who want to customize or extend the WebHelp Responsive output
Customizing WebHelp Responsive Output
Topics about how to customize various aspects of the WebHelp Responsive output
Glossary
Copyright
Legal information

Running WebHelp Responsive from an Integration Server

WebHelp output can be processed from an automatic publishing system, such as Jenkins or Travis.