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* DITA Storm is a [[through the web editor | through the web]] editor for [[DITA]]
* DITA Storm was a [[through the web editor | through the web]] editor for [[DITA]]


* {{quotation | DITA Storm is a web-based editor for [[DITA]] XML format. It is entirely implemented in JavaScript making it easily embeddable in any web application. No browser plugin installation or server side script deployment required. In addition to being portable it provides ability to edit content in WYSIWYG mode, which makes it convenient for any DITA-unaware content editor. Working with the editor is as simple as with any text processor. DITA Strom has full awareness of editing context and limits editor actions to only available in the certain context making on-demand validation unnecessary.}} ([http://www.ditastorm.com/], retrieved 17:05, 9 February 2007 (MET)).
* {{quotation | DITA Storm is a web-based editor for [[DITA]] XML format. It is entirely implemented in JavaScript making it easily embeddable in any web application. No browser plugin installation or server side script deployment required. In addition to being portable it provides ability to edit content in WYSIWYG mode, which makes it convenient for any DITA-unaware content editor. Working with the editor is as simple as with any text processor. DITA Strom has full awareness of editing context and limits editor actions to only available in the certain context making on-demand validation unnecessary.}} ([http://www.ditastorm.com/], retrieved 17:05, 9 February 2007 (MET)).


== The Technology ==
== The Technology ==
As of May 2019, this product seems to be dead. The website <nowiki>http://www.ditastorm.com/</nowiki> is also dead.


=== Main features ===
=== Main features ===

Latest revision as of 18:07, 6 May 2019

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  • “DITA Storm is a web-based editor for DITA XML format. It is entirely implemented in JavaScript making it easily embeddable in any web application. No browser plugin installation or server side script deployment required. In addition to being portable it provides ability to edit content in WYSIWYG mode, which makes it convenient for any DITA-unaware content editor. Working with the editor is as simple as with any text processor. DITA Strom has full awareness of editing context and limits editor actions to only available in the certain context making on-demand validation unnecessary.” ([1], retrieved 17:05, 9 February 2007 (MET)).

The Technology

As of May 2019, this product seems to be dead. The website http://www.ditastorm.com/ is also dead.

Main features

(for version 1.1)

  • Editing Mode: WYSIWYG
  • Implementation: JavaScript/DHTML
  • Browsers: IE, Firefox. Later Netscape, Opera...
  • Plugins Required: None
  • Web/App Server: Any
  • XML Validation: Real-Time
  • DITA Styling: CSS, limited XSL
  • Simple Application Integration

Integration

DITA Storm into web application is a simple procedure. You can either attach editor to the text field of your HTML form or load DITA document directly via HTTP request....