Hi, Hussein,
We have a few questions regarding the 4.5.2_01 XML Mind Editor Spellchecker
functionality that is configurable (or not) using the applet version embedded
within a website war file.
We currently utilize the standard en.dar dictionary file provided by XML Mind.
It is located under the directory /addon/spell/en.dar.
We compile the editor applet using the following DOS batch file command:
bin\deploywebstart -codebase "" -applet editor1 -index
We initially launch the editor applet from our Java web code JSP wrapper code
using the following code:
<%
//Java
String favorites =
"áÁàÀçÇéÉèÈ";
%>
<applet name="XXE" id="XXE" mayscript="true"
code="com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.applet.Applet"
codebase="../xxe" width="100%"
height="92%">
<param name="jnlp_href" value="xxe.jnlp/>
<param name="appClass"
value="com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.applet.Editor1App" />
<param name="separate_jvm" value="true" />
<param name="classloader_cache" value="false" />
<param name="argument1" value="-putpref" />
<param name="argument2" value="defaultFontSize"
/>
<param name="argument3" value="13" />
<param name="argument4" value="-putpref" />
<param name="argument5"
value="favoriteCharsInTable" />
<param name="argument6" value="<%=favorites%>"
/>
<param name="argument7" value="-putpref" />
<param name="argument8"
value="rightSplit.dividerLocation" />
<param name="argument9" value="1250" />
Sorry but XMLmind XML Editor requires
the Java <sup>TM</sup>
Plug-In version 1.6.0_10 and above in
order to run.
</applet>
We have some questions related to if the XML Mind Editor applet (as described
above) can be configured to support the features described by the questions
below:
Multiple Users within one en.dar Dictionary:
1. Can the XML Mind Editor applet be configured to provide users with the
ability add new words to the spellchecker en.dar file, while in the editor
applet launched within a web war file?
2. If so, are the changes persistent upon the next time the applet is
launched?
3. If so, are the changes global to all users, or specific to just the
user who made them?
4. If not, is there a way to develop these automated features compiled
within addon.jar/a web war file, running the txt -> spelling dictionary
conversion script provided by XML Mind in a programmatic fashion in the code?
Multiple Dictionaries within one XML Mind Editor Applet:
5. Does the XML Mind Editor applet provide the ability to configure a
different spellchecker file per schema/directory configured under the /addon
directory, with the above applet configuration?
6. Or does the XML Mind Editor applet only allow for one or more global
dictionaries to be accessed by all schema/directories under /addon directory?
7. If it does not, could two XML Mind applets being launched within the
same web war file coexist, with separate configurations, spellchecker
dictionaries, etc.?
Thanks!
Susan Harris
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