You may be interested in a site that has produced an Echo3/FckEditor integration component for easy integration of FckEditor panels into Echo3 applications:
We've just added FckEditor into our Echo3 app using this component and I couldn't believe how easy it was... once I worked out I needed to set the fckEditorUrl
Perhaps you could provide a resource link to it from your FckEditor.java site to let other Echo3 users know that there is an 'off the shelf' component that supports FckEditor in Echo3 apps.
mosipov wrote:The Echo3 framework seems interesting, a mix like GWT and Wicket.
Yes, it sure is interesting and powerful. Unlike GWT you build and run the app in pure server side Java - and it's much like writing a Spring app except that it runs on the web - which makes it very easy to write and debug. It has a client side api that lets people add new components in JavaScript - which is how the Echo/FckEditor component works. Echo does all of the 'browser incompatibility' management automatically for the developer so that cuts down development time. And Echo is fully object oriented and component based.
We also use Wicket which we find a bazillion times better than the JSP heritaged alternatives. It too is fully object oriented and component based - even to the point of supporting markup inheritance!
Re: FckEditor.java
Re: FckEditor.java
Is CKEditor.java on the drawing board?
Re: FckEditor.java
You may be interested in a site that has produced an Echo3/FckEditor integration component for easy integration of FckEditor panels into Echo3 applications:
http://www.aarboard.org/
We've just added FckEditor into our Echo3 app using this component and I couldn't believe how easy it was... once I worked out I needed to set the fckEditorUrl
Perhaps you could provide a resource link to it from your FckEditor.java site to let other Echo3 users know that there is an 'off the shelf' component that supports FckEditor in Echo3 apps.
Re: FckEditor.java
Yes, it is. Unfortunately, I have no real specs as with FCKeditor to begin with. I am waiting for doc completion and release 3.1.
The Echo3 framework seems interesting, a mix like GWT and Wicket.
Re: FckEditor.java
Yes, it sure is interesting and powerful. Unlike GWT you build and run the app in pure server side Java - and it's much like writing a Spring app except that it runs on the web - which makes it very easy to write and debug. It has a client side api that lets people add new components in JavaScript - which is how the Echo/FckEditor component works. Echo does all of the 'browser incompatibility' management automatically for the developer so that cuts down development time. And Echo is fully object oriented and component based.
We also use Wicket which we find a bazillion times better than the JSP heritaged alternatives. It too is fully object oriented and component based - even to the point of supporting markup inheritance!