trouble getting oxtext working. modules for commercial use obligatory?

[hbwinther]

Hi,

I just installed oxtext according to the guide at: http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?ti...allation_Guide
Since I use the community version i could not install the additional modules for commercial use; readerengine and document converter. When I try to create a new document in the appsuite ui an url with the following scheme is called:

https://mail.metalabs.de/appsuite/api/oxodocumentfilter?uid=1366220473698.7948&action=createdefaultdocument&folder_id=36&document_type=text&preserve_filename=false&convert=false&session=XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

The url yields a 404 with grizzly stating "Resource identified by path '/ajax/oxodocumentfilter', does not exist.". Is it correct, that you need the additional modules for commercial use to utilize oxtext in the current form?

Greetings.

[Martin Heiland]

Hi,

we're tracking this as a bug already. Thanks for the pointer though!

Cheers
Martin

[simwatts]

Any update on this as having the same problem.

Simon

[boblgum]

According to the documentation, these packages are mandatory:
The Document Converter (for installation on v7.2, valid OX App Suite license required)

too bad

[Martin Heiland]

Correct, documentconverter is a commercial addon. However it's not required to run OX Text. There was a bug that documentconverter was required in order to use OX Text which will be resolved with 7.2.1.

[thwfreak]

Hi Martin,

when will we get the update?

Regards,

thwfreak

[Martin Heiland]

Hi,

7.2.1 is scheduled for mid-May, no specific date yet.

Cheers
Martin

[thwfreak]

Hi,

is it possible to install OX Text with --nodeps with apt-get? Or are there some dependencies in the programs itself?

Thanks!

thwfreak

[Martin Heiland]

The issue here are not package dependencies but functional dependencies within the source code.

[thwfreak]

ah, ok.

thank you!

So I am waiting for the update ;-)

Regards,

thwfreak

[hbwinther]

Hi,

as ox 7.2.1 is released and I am still having trouble I wanted to confirm, that oxtext should be working now with the community edition. I reread the installation documents (http://oxpedia.org/wiki/index.php?ti...allation_Guide) and found no obvious flaws in my setup.

The error message changed to "Backend doesn't support realtime communication!"
I did confirm that com.openexchange.http.grizzly.hasWebSocketsEnabled is set to true in /opt/open-xchange/etc/grizzly.properties. Grizzly should also be set up properly.

Regards.