On 1/27/09, Juergen Schmidt <juergen.schm...@sun.com> wrote:
>
> Jason Cooper wrote:
>
>> On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 4:34 AM, Juergen Schmidt <juergen.schm...@sun.com
>> >wrote:
>>
>> Jason Cooper wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm writing a Java client that I would like to, among other things, be
>>>> aware
>>>> of OOo connection status. I've been reading through *3.3.1 UNO
>>>> Interprocess
>>>> Connections* in the Dev Guide and understand the
>>>> ConnectionAwareClient.java
>>>> example there.
>>>>
>>>> I'm wondering if I can somehow connect to an OOo process that wasn't
>>>> started
>>>> in listening mode. For example, an instance of OO Calc, started normally
>>>> (from the menu or whatever) that was running before my client was
>>>> launched.
>>>> I'd like my client to be able to interact with and monitor the
>>>> connection
>>>> status of that instance of OO Calc. Is this possible?
>>>>
>>>> you can use the Bootstrap.bootstrap that will connect to the default
>>> office
>>> if an instance is already running or it will start a new one. The
>>> connection
>>> is done via a named pipe connection. You can't connect to an office on a
>>> different machine.
>>>
>>>
>> That sounds good. My next question is at what point can I register event
>> listeners, so that I can tell when the pipe connection has been severed? I
>> noticed that I can get the service manager from the XComponentContext, at
>> which point I can query for the XComponent interface and add event
>> listeners. If I do so, will I get events from the pipe connection or
>> something else?
>>
>
> Bootstrap.boostrap returns a XComponentContext. Either you receive a null
> interface in case of an error or a valid XComponentContext from the office.
> The context is the entrance for everything else ;-)


I understand that. What I'm trying to ask is where do I add event listeners
so that I can stay aware of the connection? In the ConnectionAwareClient
example, a conneciton and bridge are created. Maybe I'm not understanding
things, but after calling Bootstrap.bootstrap() and getting my
XComponentContext, can I still create an XConnection to pass to the bridge
factory?

Jason

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