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January 16, 2013
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Communication between Arbortext and Web application

  • January 16, 2013
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Iam using Arbortext Editor 5.3 since last few months. I got a requirement to enhance User interface with more features (ex: Shuttle component).

I've developed sample UI application using ADF(Application Developement Framework) as per our client requirement and is running on Weblogic server.

I just want to provide communication from Arbortext to web application. I need to pass some information back to Arbortext from web application.

It would be really helpful, if you can suggest on this.

Is there any way to provide communication with other systems?

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    1-Visitor
    January 24, 2013
    Another thing, we have been starting Editor using batch files for a very
    long time. If you are not already doing so, this might be the time to
    start. Unfortunately, because we've been doing that for so long, I don't
    remember whether and if so what about running two versions is eased by
    using batch files. Just keep it in mind.

    Also, if authors are likely to have both versions of Editor open at the
    same time (as opposed to working for a day or a week in one version and
    then switching to the other for a day or a week as projects switch in and
    out of focus) then the other thing they will have to learn is that only the
    first version of Editor started will receive edit or open commands from
    Windows. That is, when an author double-clicks an XML file, that XML file
    will open (or attempt to open) in the version of Editor that was started
    first. Authors may need to be bothered by using File > Open or dragging and
    dropping the XML onto the right version of Editor. Both Windows and your
    content management system if you have one may also interact with this. We
    are finding, for example, that a recent version of Documentum Webtop has
    its own opinion of what applications should be given what filetypes and
    seems to like Notepad for XML. Go figure.

    Finally, it can be helpful in this case to add a (possibly non-functioning)
    menu item indicating the environment. We do this for all of our
    environments (mostly for my benefit, frankly, as most of our authors are
    dedicated to a single environment) so I can verify that authors are finding
    and reporting issues in the correct environment. It shows up in their
    screen captures and I can ask them to find and read it if I'm supporting
    them over the phone. Eventually they learn to recognize its absence as a
    sign something didn't go right on startup.


    1-Visitor
    January 24, 2013
    See in-line comments.

    Andy Esslinger LM Aero - Tech Order Data
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    1-Visitor
    January 29, 2013
    Hi,

    We have downloaded and installed Arbortext 6.0 from PTC site into local
    machine. All the xmls are showing with arbortext icon. Seems to be, I am
    reaching to target 🙂

    Unfortunately, facing an issue while requesting license from PTC site.
    Getting following error message while accessing License URL. Even I
    raised a request with the help of contact us link. Some how, I didn't
    get any response on this.

    Without license, unable to open xml in Arbortext format. Can you help on
    this.
    /
    Tue Jan 29 06:05:58 EST 2013//
    //An error has occurred////
    //Please //contact us
    <//and">https://www.ptc.com/support/feedback/lm-webmaster.htm>//and let us know
    the time and date that the error occurred.//
    //Thank you for your help in resolving this matter. //
    //PTC Customer Service Webmasters//. //
    /
    Thanks in advance,
    Samba.

    16-Pearl
    January 30, 2013
    If the link below doesn't work then you will need to contact PTC about your problems.

    1-Visitor
    January 30, 2013
    Thanks Gareth.

    Yes.We have SON/SNC details. We are working with license management team
    on the issue.

    -Samba.