A FLOSS HTML editor in Java with a liberal license?
Fabrizio Giudici
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A customer of mine needs to embed a small HTML (it could be XHTML, so
XML) editor in an applet used in a production system. There's no need
to have a WYSYWIG stuff, but a few features such as syntax coloring
and, of course, validation with visual rendering of errors. For
instance, the editor inside JEdit would be fine, but unfortunately
JEdit is GPL - we need LGPL, or Apache, BSD, MIT, whatever is not
viral. Stronger editors such as the one of NetBeans is not good,
because it would be too much complex and large (the edited documents
would be small, less than one hundred lines).
Googling about the topic finds a few stuff, but many are GPL or
non-OSI licensed, and others are pretty obscure and not spread. Do you
have any suggestion?
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Heiko Muller
This sounds like the right question to ask at the forum of HTML.it
They have a bunch of pretty neat tutorials and draw a lot of traffic. If you
don't find the answer there, it will be hard to find.
Best,
Heiko