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Subject: Converting a Java JTextPane into DocBook XML
Has anyone attempted to convert the underlying StyledDocument of a Java JTextPane into DocBook XML? Or, has anyone created a DocBook XML editor kit like the HTML editor kit for a JEditorPane? I am considering developing a Java Swing GUI application that writers in our company would use to generate DocBook XML. The Java GUI would let the writer navigate to an item that they need to document and then provide a simple editor to do the writing. For example, let's say a writer was documenting an automobile manual. The GUI would let them point-and-click to: Car -> Interior -> Dashboard -> Check Engine Light Then, there would be a JTextPane that allows the writer to enter the documentation for the Check Engine Light. Since the JTextPane allows you to use styles, the writer would see sort of a what-you-see-is-what-you-get editor for the selected item. A writer's "chunk of documentation" would be limited to using the following Styles and DocBook elements: Style / DocBook element ------------------------- paragraph / <para> bulletedlist / <itemizedlist> numberedlist / <orderedlist> note / <note> image / <mediaobject> table / <table> I think the paragraph, bulletedlist, numberedlist, note, and image would be relatively straight forward. I'm not sure about the table though. It would probably have to be done using a JTable component, but that wouldn't be easy. Unfortunately, tables are required for this application to work well. -- Don Adams
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