The latest version of the oXygen package is embedded in the TEI plugin, and the project team implemented an update mechanism: when a new version of the package is released by the Technical Council, it is downloaded and updated automatically, if the user agrees to the update. Initially created for Oxygen, this package bundles together various customisations of the TEI schema, boilerplate files for these customisations and the TEI stylesheets. One major feature of the new TEI plugin is that it takes benefit from the “oXygen XML Editor frameworks for TEI” package developed and maintained by the TEI Technical Council.
Both are currently available with their source code on the developer’s personal github account: The outcome of this work is a TEI plugin for jEdit, written in java, as well as a new upgraded version of the existing XML plugin. The aim of this project was to develop an open source editor jEdit as TEI-aware and TEI-friendly, in order to offer a basic but viable alternative to commercial software for students learning to encode in TEI and also scholars with simple needs and low financial resources. Project team: Marjorie Burghart, Conal Tuohy Standard Sustainability: Improving the Usability of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Over the next couple of weeks we will be presenting their results with a special focus on each of these six projects. With an overall budget of 67,305 €, DARIAH funded six projects for a year. The DARIAH Theme call of 2018-2019 entitled ‘ Strategic Service Sustainability for DARIAH ’ attracted a high number of well articulated and competitive applications in the area of training, standardisation, datasets, geolocation and annotation services, thesauri and vocabularies, among others. In 2018-2019, DARIAH focussed on the chronic problem of software and tool sustainability in the digital humanities, while also looking forward to the build phase of the Marketplace for data, tools and services.
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