Working With the Oxygen WebApp Editor

If your organization has licensed and configured Oxygen WebApp editor, authorized occasional users can this web-based XML editor on workstations, tablets, and smartphone devices, or directly from the Workbench, to edit structured documents, such as DITA topics and maps, in the repository in the Reviewer interface.

Oxygen WebApp Editor Overview
This light-weight web-based XML editor is intended for use by occasional contributors (individuals other than primary content developers), such as subject matter experts (SMEs), legal or regulatory reviewers.
Setting Editor Preferences in the Workbench for WebApp
To use the WebApp Editor directly from the Workbench, you must specify it in the Editor Settings dialog.
Opening a Structured Document to Edit in WebApp From the Reviewer Interface
Use a document URL to view a structured document in the Astoria Reviewer interface, then open it to edit in WebApp.
Editing Functions Supported in WebApp
WebApp supports many common editing functions on the open document.
Saving and Checking in a Document in WebApp
After editing a document in WebApp, you can save it and check it into the repository.
Revoking the Checkout of a Document in WebApp
After opening a document in WebApp, you can revoke the checkout and discard any changes you have made.
Accessing WebApp Online Help
WebApp online help is available when editing a document.
Restarting the WebApp Server
An application administrator can issue a command to restart the WebApp server after configuration changes so they will become active.
Configuring Web App for Custom DITA DTDs
If your organization uses custom DITA DTDs, you must configure Web App to allow users to edit structured documents that use the custom DTDs in the Reviewer interface.