What you should know about installing, uninstalling, and updating.
Check our Compatibility Guide if you want to know whether Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse works with your local platforms.
Before you install Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse, make sure that you have the following:
Supported Oxygen Versions |
Acrolinx for Oxygen XML Editor and Author Versions |
Notes |
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Supported |
Maintained |
Deprecated |
Support for Acrolinx AI Assistant and Suggestions |
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26.x |
2.3.2 |
2.3.1 |
2.2.x and earlier |
2.2.4 and later |
Acrolinx requires Java 11 with JavaFX runtime environment For the latest updates, see Download Oxygen XML Editor. |
25.x |
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2.3.2 |
2.3.1 and earlier |
Note
Windows users who aren't on Windows 11 also need to download and install WebView 2 from Microsoft. This is because the Sidebar now uses Microsoft Edge Chromium instead of Internet Explorer. You can download WebView 2 from Microsoft Edge Developer.
If you use Linux or macOS, nothing changes for you. You won't need to download WebView 2.
If you use Oxygen Eclipse with a CMS such as Ixiasoft, Acrolinx provides a dropin package that you can install just like any other dropin. Get the Acrolinx for Oxygen dropin from your company download area.
Here's how to install Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse:
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Select Help > Install New Software... from the menu.
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In the Work with: field, enter the following URL and press Enter:
https://updates.acrolinx.com/sidebar/oxygen/eclipse/site.xml
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Select Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse.
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Click Next and follow the on-screen instructions.
Note
Check out Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse - Release Notes to make sure you're using the most up-to-date version of Acrolinx for Oxygen Eclipse.
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Select Help > Manage add-ons... from the menu.
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Select Acrolinx for Oxygen and click Update.
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Follow the on-screen instructions.
Note
Planning to update Oxygen Eclipse? You’ll need to uninstall Acrolinx first. Check out our Compatibility Guide before you reinstall Acrolinx to make sure it works with your new editor version. We usually adapt Acrolinx to the latest version of Oxygen Eclipse.