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[news.eclipse.platform.rcp] Re: Is there a simple XHTML/HTML editor plug-in that doesn't have dependencies on the IDE?

Eric Rizzo wrote:
Also have a look at the Rich Text Editor component from the EPF project:
http://www.eclipse.org/epf/

Go to the Downloads page, then select EPF Composer, then the latest release (1.5.0.2), then at the bottom you'll find the "Richtext Feature." I think it is pretty much stand-alone (depends on SWT/JFace).

You might want to get the source of the EPF Composer from CVS to see how the Richtext editor is used.

Hope this helps,
Eric


Wim Jongman wrote:
Hi Phillipus,
Take a look at wikitext from the mylyn project. Maybe this is useful for you.
Best regards,
Wim Jongman


Hi,
my task is to find a basic HTML/XHTML editor plug-in that I can slot into my RCP application that doesn't bring with it a whole bunch of unwanted stuff from the IDE. A lot of these editors inherit from classes in org.eclipse.ui.editors which in turn brings in all the stuff from org.eclipse.ui.ide. My users don't want to see menu items and preferences related to Workbenches, Java, Debug, etc.
I've tried the editor from WTP and Amateras. These bring in the IDE stuff to the RCP app.
Anyone know of anything lightweight?
Thanks,
Phillipus

Ah yes, I was involved in extrapolating the source from that and this is the component I'm seeking to replace...unfortunately it's proved to be very unreliable.