Hi Radu, I am waiting for a response from your team to resolve this issue. I was able to locate the related jar file. I removed the entire plugin folder from

Dear Joe and Rob, Thank you very much for your answers. I will try them out with my colleague to see how they work for us. I am sure we will find the best way

FrameMaker has been a full-fledged DITA authoring/editing solution for quite some time, and is a logical progression for MS Word users. Not only is it easy to

Howdy dita-users, I was wondering if theres anyway to modify a stylesheet to include numbering in its output for the topics and the table of contents? Can't

Hi Radu, I was able to locate the related jar file. I removed the entire plugin folder from my workspace since the jar file was within this folder. Then I

... But link the DTDs to the Eclipse editor if they are already using it to write their code. ... -- Ron Wheeler President Artifact Software Inc email:

... IMO the greater power of DITA not in how you get content into it, but in what it can do with that content once it's marked up. This is a bit like arguments

Hi Bryon, I do not work for any CCMS vendor, but as a consultant for a company helping customers implement different types of CCMS's. It's been mentioned here,

This problem is not as hard as it may seem if you turn the problem on its head. Instead of using ditaval files to subtract things form a large ditamap, use it

Or you can take their request literally and supply the DITA DTDs. Julio J. Vazquez SDI Global Solutions

You might use a wiki DITA editor setup like Don Day's expedita http://expedita.info/wiki/. Then the programmers write in something like simple plain text

The nice thing about Eclipse as a DITA editor is that it is XML aware and can give DITA hints, tag completion and validation while you are editing. It is also

I've written a few DITA docs in emacs using nXML mode. It is not *that* bad, you just need to know the elements/tags/data model well. The rng schema works well

Agreed, Matt. Sounds like it would be a smooth transition from a non-DITA aware editor to a DITA-aware editor. You also have the challenge of

I can't imagine the time effort it would take to implement certain aspects of reuse without a DITA aware editor. If they're only delivering content and don't

Hi Byron, I also work for a CCMS vendor, easyDITA (http://easydita.com). As CCMS software creators I suppose we think about these things a great deal. Bill and

I respectfully disagree. As long as they write DITA-legal XML files, they should be permitted to use whatever tool they want. XMetaL has a command line

Would they accept using Eclipse as the editor? If they are software guys, they might find this a comfortable approach, if they are using Eclipse for their

You should fight them. If they aren't going to use a DITA aware editor, they lose most of the abilities that make DITA worthwhile. If they are absolutely

I do. Similar situation here. I created two very simple XML-DITA docs, one a concept, the other a task. I put in sample paragraphs and a simple table and a few