TinyMCE is on it’s way to release new major update to 4.0. You may want to see a demo for a quick highlights of updates. Well, I just realized that I’m writing this post in TinyMCE 3.5.8. 4.0 it is…
In my previous post I was asked about the “May be JMySpell is a better backend.” On that moment I don’t know the answer – JMySpell library was new to me. So, I download and implement spellchecker with JMySpell to…
This article describes how to create your own spellchecker with java and use it with TinyMCE richtext-editor.
You will have an ability to include your own dictionaries and reuse that application between different web-applications.
The result will be servlet to which TinyMCE will send spell-checking requests via HTTP
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