Hi Petteri,
Petteri Larjos wrote:
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Hello,
I am writing c++ application which read input from ms excel files and
writes results back to excel files. I am looking if this is possible
obtain with c++ UNO.
this should be possible.
I have been browsing documentation for a while but I could not find how
to setup openoffice server properly (my platform is ubuntu linux). I am
going to run multiple instances of the client application, so I wonder
how openoffice can handle multiple connections simultaneously? I found
OOo (respectively Uno) in principle can handle as many connections as
the underlying TCP/IP stack allows. Though it can be expected that
concurrently using these connections may lead to deadlocks and crashes,
as OOo has locking issues.
"Daemon in Python" page which looks promising but it speaks about
OpenOffice.org 1.1.0. I would like to confirm that this is still right
way to set up server (I am running openoffice 2.4).
Seems that the page needs an update ... you can simply allow OOo to
export it's services by executing it with "-accept=socket,port=1111,...".
I am also little confused about URE. Can I use URE to built standalone
application which does not need openoffice server to read/write ms excel
files?
You can use the Uno Runtime Environment (URE) for standalone Uno
applications, unfortunately OOo is not unitized into components (e.g.
Calc model, Writer view, etc.) to be deployed (into an URE)
independently. Thus you need to install and to start an OOo.
I appreciate if someone can point out some documentation about these issues.
This should be covered in the developers guide
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OpenOffice.org_Developers_Guide
though I don't have the exact page at hand.
regards,
Petteri Larjos
Regards
Kay
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