From: Evgeny G. <gaz...@gm...> - 2012-10-12 14:11:26
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Yes, this is correct, I'l make an example 2012/10/11 Joe Wicentowski <jo...@gm...>: > Hi Evgeny, > > I need your help to add information about your Netedit extension to > the eXist-db 2.0 documentation. I remember that you created Netedit > to make editing eXist documents user-friendly. The only way users can > benefit from the user-friendly features of Netedit is if they can read > a description in the eXist documentation. So if you can help me, I > think this will really help users. > > I tried creating a description from the information in your source > code and the mailing list records (remember when it was called > "Gate"?). Here is what I have so far: the "gate" was first name > > "Netedit is an eXist-db extension that enables users to edit documents > stored in eXist-db using their desktop applications. Once Netedit is > enabled in your build of eXist-db, users can download and start the > Netedit java applet (http://localhost:8080/exist/netedit). From the > applet, users can select and download any document (XML or binary) in > the eXist-db database. Once a file is downloaded, the Netedit applet > will watch the local hard disk for any changes to the file, such as > when the user saves a change to the document. When Netedit detects a > change in the file, it uploads the new version of the file to > eXist-db. Thus, Netedit serves as a transparent bridge between > eXist-db and the user's applications. It gives users the ability to > uses eXist-db as remote storage, while simplifying the task of > finding, editing, and saving XML documents or binary files on the > desktop. To enable Netedit, change include.feature.netedit from false > to true in extensions/local.build.properties, then rebuild eXist-db, > then start eXist-db, then start the Netedit java applet via > http://localhost:8080/exist/netedit." > > I *know* this is not all correct, so I need you to help me make it > correct. Please! > > Thank you very much! > > Joe |