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If you have plugins, frameworks, or specific options that work in the standalone version of Oxygen, and you tested them with the Oxygen Web Author Test Server Add-on, you can use them in the deployed version of the Web Author.
This tutorial assumes that you have already set up the Oxygen SDK startup project.
For detailed information about customizing Oxygen XML Web Author, see the Oxygen Web Author Customization Guide.
Please note that while we are trying to ensure that the frameworks, options, and plugins behave similarly in the Web Author and standalone version of Oxygen, there might be differences.
In order to customize the Web Author you have to modify the sample project, whose folder hierarchy is presented below:
mySample +-- bundle-frameworks +-- oxygen-default-frameworks (*) +-- dita +-- oxygen-frameworks +-- <user-custom-frameworks-location> +-- bundle-options +-- oxygen-options +-- options.xml +-- bundle-plugins +-- dropins +-- oxygen-sample-plugins | ... +-- oxygen-sample-plugin-custom-protocol ...
(*) = The oxygen-default-frameworks folder will appear in the projects folder after the maven process-resource phase (after running mvn process-resources).
The options in the Oxygen standalone distribution are also supported in the Web Author. This allows you to configure and ensure a consistent editing experience for all users.
You can modify the options in the Oxygen standalone GUI and then export them as an XML file by clicking the Options > Export Global Options... menu. The exported options file should replace the options.xml file from the bundle-options/oxygen-options/ folder in the Maven project.
The custom document types can be re-used between the Oxygen standalone distribution and the Web Author. You just have to add your customized frameworks to the bundle-frameworks/oxygen-frameworks/ folder. As an example, the DITA framework is already provided in the Maven project (in the oxygen-default-frameworks folder.
We currently provide support for the URLStreamHandler and WorkspaceAccess plugins in the Web Author.
If you have already developed such Oxygen plugins, they can be added in the bundle-plugin/dropins folder in the Maven project.
If you are developing a new Oxygen plugin we encourage you to add it as a Maven submodule to the oxygen-sample-plugins module. The structure of your Maven project should be similar to that of the other modules.
In order to deploy the customized Web Author you should follow the instructions here
Being a standard Maven project, you can also build the Web Author by running mvn package in the main project directory.