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Application Programming Interface: describes the main methods that allow you to interact with different ONLYOFFICE components,
including editors, thus giving you programmatic access to it.
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Web Application Open Platform Interface: REST-based protocol by Microsoft that defines a set of operations that enables a client to access
and change files stored by a server.
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Integration via ready-to-use connectors developed by ONLYOFFICE or its partners.
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Integration via WOPI connector/universal WOPI client.
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Switching between real-time and paragraph-locking co-editing modes.
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Only real-time co-editing, switching between the modes is not available in the interface.
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- Specifying the editor interface language
- Specifying the editor interface theme
- Disabling the chat functionality via the Chat menu button
- Displaying the customer information in the editor About section
- Editor customization is available through the parameters
for controlling the toolbars appearance and hiding them, branding
- Passing templates to create a new file
- Passing a list of the recently opened files
- Connecting plugins
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- Specifying the editor interface language
- Specifying the editor interface theme
- Disabling the chat functionality via the Chat menu button
- Displaying the customer information in the editor About section
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Configuring IPs of trusted integrators (white list) which requests ONLYOFFICE Docs can accept.
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Configuring IPs of trusted integrators (white list) which requests ONLYOFFICE Docs can accept.
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Editing access control is based on JWT signature. The secret key is required to generate a file open request.
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No restrictions
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Verification of request from the ONLYOFFICE server is based on the JWT signature.
The request is signed with a secret key,
and this allows making sure that it is not executed by a third-party.
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Verification of request from the ONLYOFFICE server is based on the private key signing the request
and a public key which is written in the proof-key element
in the WOPI discovery XML.
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The basic actions of viewing, editing, co-editing, mobile viewing and editing, embedded documents viewing are supported.
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The basic actions of viewing, editing and co-editing are supported.
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No additional actions
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Getting a message with the document status informing about opening a file for editing,
closing a file with no changes or closing a file which is ready for saving after editing.
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