eclipse plugin

Hi,
I thought I would give the Eclipse/OPS plugin a go (I've been using
netbeans).
Is there any doco on obtaining/installing/using the plugin?

Thanks again,
Franco



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Franco,

On 8/2/07, franco pace <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I thought I would give the Eclipse/OPS plugin a go (I've been using
> netbeans).
> Is there any doco on obtaining/installing/using the plugin?

See this post for some information on how to install the plug-in:

http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-eclipse-plugin-p11193984.html

But keep in mind that this plug-in is not actively developed anymore,
and the last version dates back from September 2005. It provides some
basic functionalities that some here find useful, so you might still
want to have a look at it.

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Thanks Alex,
Is this still the recommended ide/tool for developing OPS applications?

Franco

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Franco,

I am not sure we can say that we make recommendations beyond using a
good XML editor. We know that some users are still quite happy with the
Studio plugin, but you can really use any XML editor you want with
Orbeon Forms. Alex and I usually stick with the XML functionality of
IntelliJ since that is the Java IDE we use for developing Orbeon Forms.

-Erik

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If you're using Eclipse, I recommend getting the plugin for Oxygen. [1]
Just set it to use Oxygen for all of your XML-based files and your good
to go.

Once you've done that, grab the schemata for both the XPL and PFC.[2]
Then set those in the "default schema association" for the respective
namespaces. You now have auto-complete and validation for your
OPS-specific files. I've found it to be invaluable in my development. As
for validating XForms, you might want to look into the xH set.[3]
Although, I had to modify those files quite significantly to get them to
work right for me, and I still can't get it do do XForms inside of XSL.

[1]: http://www.oxygenxml.com/download.html
[2]:
<http://cvs.forge.objectweb.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/ops/orbeon/src/java/org/orbeon/oxf/xml/schemas/>
[3]: http://www.formsplayer.com/node/394

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

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Daniel,

On 8/3/07, Daniel E. Renfer <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Once you've done that, grab the schemata for both the XPL and PFC.[2]
> Then set those in the "default schema association" for the respective
> namespaces. You now have auto-complete and validation for your
> OPS-specific files. I've found it to be invaluable in my development. As
> for validating XForms, you might want to look into the xH set.[3]

Great tip! In fact, I have a very similar setup, except I am using
IntelliJ as a schema-aware XML editor instead of Oxygen. For
validating XForms and XHTML, I am also using the updated schemas in
the directory you indicated, namely:

For XForms:
http://cvs.forge.objectweb.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/ops/orbeon/src/java/org/orbeon/oxf/xml/schemas/xforms-1_0-orbeon.xsd

For XHTML:
http://cvs.forge.objectweb.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/ops/orbeon/src/java/org/orbeon/oxf/xml/schemas/xhtml1-transitional-orbeon.xsd

Did you have any particular problem with those schemas?

Alex
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I am currently using Stylus Studio and was wondering if anyone knew
where to get this Orbeon/Xforms plugin from?

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Sent: Friday, 3 August 2007 8:36 PM
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Subject: Re: [ops-users] eclipse plugin

Franco,

I am not sure we can say that we make recommendations beyond using a
good XML editor. We know that some users are still quite happy with the
Studio plugin, but you can really use any XML editor you want with
Orbeon Forms. Alex and I usually stick with the XML functionality of
IntelliJ since that is the Java IDE we use for developing Orbeon Forms.

-Erik

franco pace wrote:
> Thanks Alex,
> Is this still the recommended ide/tool for developing OPS
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Naman,

On 8/6/07, Naman Joshi <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I am currently using Stylus Studio and was wondering if anyone knew
> where to get this Orbeon/Xforms plugin from?

Are you referring to the schema files for Stylus Studio or the retired
but still downloadable Eclipse plug-in?

Alex
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I was referring to the schema files for stylus studio. I have downloaded
them from CVS and can associate them with an xform but am unsure of how
to get the auto complete function working.

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Naman,

On 8/6/07, Naman Joshi <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I am currently using Stylus Studio and was wondering if anyone knew
> where to get this Orbeon/Xforms plugin from?

Are you referring to the schema files for Stylus Studio or the retired
but still downloadable Eclipse plug-in?

Alex
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On 8/7/07, Naman Joshi <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I was referring to the schema files for stylus studio. I have downloaded
> them from CVS and can associate them with an xform but am unsure of how
> to get the auto complete function working.

I see. Sorry, I can't help you on this one as I am using another XML
editor. But someone here who is familiar with Stylus Studio will be
able to help you on this one.

Alex
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Hi,

Daniel E. Renfer wrote

If you're using Eclipse, I recommend getting the plugin for Oxygen. [1]
Just set it to use Oxygen for all of your XML-based files and your good
to go.

after Daniel's and Alex's hints to download the schema files, i found that it's possible to activate content assist and validation in eclipse without using an additional XML editor. With WST (Web Standard Tools) installed, go to Menu "Window" -> "Preferences", select "Web and XML" on the left, then "XML Catalog". Now you can add the schema files to the Eclipse Schema Catalog. The target namespace seems to get automatically recognized. So, after adding page-flow-controller.xsd, pipeline.xsd, xhtml1-transitional-orbeon.xsd and xforms-1_0-orbeon.xsd, i have content assist and validation in XPLs and XHTML+XForms Pages. I didn't test XSL+XForms. Maybe this is useful for some OF users.

florian