Jimmy wrote:
> I'm sorry, missed that code in the last e-mail. But which one are you
> talking about?
> This is my component initialisation and all I get is the xMCF but no
> xMSF which I need. It's only possible to create the xMSF with an
> XTextDocument, isn't it?
No, get the service manager from the ComponentContext.
The object you get by calling
xMCF = xComponentContext.getServiceManager();
is the service manager from which you can get your GraphicProvider, in
the same way you got your desktop service fromit.
Sorry for my comment about "bootstrapping", I thought you are developing
a standalone Java application, in this case you had to bootstrap UNO to
get a component context.
Best regards,
Mathias
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