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Modifying the editor extension configuration file

Follow these steps to modify the EditorSetup.cfg editor extensions setup configuration file for Arbortext Editor or Oxygen XML Author integration.

About this task

The EditorSetup.cfg file can be modified to configure various versions of Arbortext Editor or Oxygen XML Author . In most cases, many values will not need changes, except the editor software version, executable file path and name, etc.

Procedure

  1. Copy and rename the configuration file, Contenta_home/encaps/EditorSetup/EditorSetup.cfg.
  2. Edit the key/value pairs in the file as needed in the Contenta section.
    KeyValue
    Contenta
    cc_DirsKey Registry path to Contenta Directories key.
    cc_DirsKey64 Registry WOW6432Node path to Contenta Directories key.
    cc_ProdSubKeyRegistry path to Contenta Products key.
    cc_ProdSubKey64 Registry WOW6432Node path to Contenta Products key.
    cc_VersionLookupRegistry values from which Contenta version information can be extracted.
    cc_LinuxVersionEEPath to the Contenta editor extension version file on Linux.
    cc_SilentWhether to execute the setup in silent mode.
    cc_EnvKey64Registry path to Environment key.

    Generally, users do not need to modify the entries in this section.

  3. Edit the key/value pairs as needed in the remaining sections, which are specific to your editor.
    For more information, see Arbortext Editor configuration items or Oxygen XML Author configuration items , which follows.
  4. Save the modified file to Contenta_home/encaps/EditorSetup.
  5. Navigate to the Contenta_home/encaps/EditorSetup directory.
  6. As an Administrator, execute the setup program using the following syntax.
    java –jar EditorSetup.jar -f directory_path/configuration_file
    • Use quotation marks around path/file names that contain spaces.
    • If the EditorSetup.jar file is located in the current working directory, the path to the configuration file is optional.
    • If command line parameters are specified when using a configuration file, the command line values supersede those in the configuration file.