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* Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) render OpenDocuments as the body of the e-mail client. | * Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) render OpenDocuments as the body of the e-mail client. | ||
* Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) transform OpenDocument into HTML as body of the e-mail client. | * Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) transform OpenDocument into HTML as body of the e-mail client. | ||
==Key challenges== | |||
*Speed of the implementation | |||
*Formating acuracy | |||
==Notes== | |||
A ''good enough'' solution and basic interpretation of the OpenDocument can generate a great advantage on support of the open standard and ease its use. | |||
==Related Links== | |||
* [http://phpdocwriter.sourceforge.net/ PhpDocWriter] - PHP API to render OpenDocuments | |||
* [http://forrest.apache.org/pluginDocs/plugins_0_70/usingPlugins.html Apache Forrest ] - Apache Forrest module for OpenDocuments | |||
* [http://xml.openoffice.org/xml_specification.pdf OpenDocument Specification PDF] This documents defines the XML file format used OpenOffice.org. It serves as reference for the format. | |||
* [http://xml.openoffice.org/source/browse/xml/xmloff/dtd/ XML File Format DTD] The document type definition provides a handy reference against which all OpenOffice.org XML files can be validated against. |
Latest revision as of 17:37, 11 November 2005
What is..
- OpenDocuments: OpenDocument is an open standard for office productivity documents engineered by the OASIS group. The document is related to OpenOffice.org, StarOffice and KOffice documents.
Why this is important
- Let users read opendocuments from the browser
- Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) render OpenDocuments as the body of the e-mail client.
- Let e-mail clients (Thunderbird) transform OpenDocument into HTML as body of the e-mail client.
Key challenges
- Speed of the implementation
- Formating acuracy
Notes
A good enough solution and basic interpretation of the OpenDocument can generate a great advantage on support of the open standard and ease its use.
Related Links
- PhpDocWriter - PHP API to render OpenDocuments
- Apache Forrest - Apache Forrest module for OpenDocuments
- OpenDocument Specification PDF This documents defines the XML file format used OpenOffice.org. It serves as reference for the format.
- XML File Format DTD The document type definition provides a handy reference against which all OpenOffice.org XML files can be validated against.