Java Forum / General / May 2006
WYSIWYG HTML SWT
sebek - 08 May 2006 00:18 GMT Hi, I look for free composer WYSIWYG HTML for SWT. Something like TinyMCE for JS.
Thanks for help!!!
Oscar - 08 May 2006 08:07 GMT > Hi, > I look for free composer WYSIWYG HTML for SWT. Something like TinyMCE > for JS. > > Thanks for help!!! TinyMCE is pure HTML, Javascript and CSS, so why not use it?
sebek - 08 May 2006 21:14 GMT :-), sorry, I forgot to write, that I want to write application in java (in SWT).
David Segall - 08 May 2006 16:25 GMT >Hi, >I look for free composer WYSIWYG HTML for SWT. Something like TinyMCE >for JS. I don't really understand your request because you cannot use SWT on an HTML page. If you are looking for something that can arrange SWT components in a desktop application try one of these <http://ide.profectus.com.au>
sebek - 08 May 2006 21:16 GMT but I wont use SWT on an HTML page, I want to write JAVA application.
David Segall - 09 May 2006 05:53 GMT >but I wont use SWT on an HTML page, I want to write JAVA application. OK. Then visit <http://ide.profectus.com.au> and choose a free IDE. I think NetBeans currently has the best graphical GUI editor but you may prefer JDeveloper because its GUI editor works for Java applications _and_ HTML pages.
Chris Smith - 08 May 2006 21:35 GMT > I look for free composer WYSIWYG HTML for SWT. Something like TinyMCE > for JS. > > Thanks for help!!! Google "Xored"
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Oliver Wong - 08 May 2006 21:45 GMT > Hi, > I look for free composer WYSIWYG HTML for SWT. Something like TinyMCE > for JS. > > Thanks for help!!! It's not clear what you want. *YOU* want to *WRITE* an application in Java, or do you simply want an application written in Java, regardless of who wrote it? This Java applications does something to HTML documents? If so, what does it do? If not, what is the relation to HTML?
- Oliver
sebek - 09 May 2006 02:51 GMT so, i want to write application to insert data into database. I can write in PHP (it`s simple) but I want to learn something new. I have to insert simple formatting text (for example: bold, underline, italics). If I use HTML document I can use PHP, but I wont use PHP but Java application (standalone application). Is Xored, but it`s non free.
Oliver Wong - 09 May 2006 18:39 GMT > so, > i want to write application to insert data into database. I can write > in PHP (it`s simple) but I want to learn something new. I have to > insert simple formatting text (for example: bold, underline, italics). > If I use HTML document I can use PHP, but I wont use PHP but Java > application (standalone application). Is Xored, but it`s non free. PHP is typically written for server side web applications. Are you trying to use JSP (Java Server Pages), or are you using J2SE to write a stand-alone application that the user downloads?
- Oliver
sebek - 09 May 2006 22:36 GMT standalone application that the user downloads
Oliver Wong - 09 May 2006 23:13 GMT > standalone application that the user downloads When you say "I have to insert simple formatting text (for example: bold, underline, italics).", do you mean you have to insert this formatting stuff into the database, or do you mean you want parts of the GUI of your application to appear in bold, italics, etc.?
- Oliver
sebek - 10 May 2006 22:04 GMT > When you say "I have to insert simple formatting text (for example: bold, underline, italics).", do you mean you have to insert this formatting stuff into the database, or do you mean you want parts of the GUI of your application to appear in bold, italics, etc.?
so, both options... also, when i click bold button i want see in editor bold text, but when I click save button in database should be something like this: <b>some text</b>
Oliver Wong - 10 May 2006 22:36 GMT >> When you say "I have to insert simple formatting text (for example: > bold, underline, italics).", do you mean you have to insert this [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > bold text, but when I click save button in database should be something > like this: <b>some text</b> Okay, so you want to write a WYSIWYG HTML Editor in Java using SWT? And instead of saving the HTML files to disk, you're going to save them to a database?
I advise you start by first writing a plain text-editor that can save to the DB, and then enhancing that plain text editor to become WYSIWYG.
- Oliver
Chris Smith - 10 May 2006 15:13 GMT > i want to write application to insert data into database. I can write > in PHP (it`s simple) but I want to learn something new. I have to > insert simple formatting text (for example: bold, underline, italics). > If I use HTML document I can use PHP, but I wont use PHP but Java > application (standalone application). Is Xored, but it`s non free. In Swing, you've got JEditorPane. It's free, but it implements HTML 3.2 + half-done implementations of a few 4.0 features and CSS. If all you want is bold and underline and italics and you don't need to read existing documents, that's probably fine.
I don't know of any equivalent for SWT... but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
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