David Dankwerth wrote:
Stephan

Many thanks, that was the problem , now the InteractionHanlder loads fine
and I managed to go ahead with the loadComponenet
However , I am not sure what can i do with the interaction handler, all
examples i managed
to find show the sdb interaction handler.
Should i construct a XInteractionRequest ?

Erm, you should pass the interaction handler instance back into the loadComponent call, as Mathias sketched below (not sure whether the property name "Interactionhandler" is upper-/lowercase correct, however). The idea was that if loadComponent ran into some problem, it might consult the interaction handler, which in turn should pop up an error box, which might give you a clue what goes wrong. If that does not happen, one of the "might"s or "should"s failed, and this route of debugging the problem would have turned out to be fruitless...

-Stephan

Thanks
David D

Stephan Bergmann wrote:


David Dankwerth wrote:


Hello Mathias

Sorry it took me so long to come back to you,
I have now incorporated your suggestion into my code
however i get
"[java] Exception in thread "main" com.sun.star.uno.Exception: Query for
service factory for com.sun.star.loader.SharedLibrary failed."
before the program attempts to load , do i need to setup something in
order to be able to use the InteractionHandler ?


You probably try to instantiate the InteractionHandler service at your
local Java component context/service manager.  Try the remote one,
obtained from soffice, instead.

-Stephan


Thanks
David D


Mathias Bauer wrote:



David Dankwerth wrote:




Hi

The attached sample java program does the following:

1. Connect to a remote open office
2. Ask open office to loadComponentFromURL using tomcat and webdav
3. Ask open office to storeToURL using the writer_export_PDF filter,
saving the doc
 back to tomcat with the original name and add a ".pdf"
4. release the connection to the remote open office.

The program works fine when Open office is running on a remote linux
server (gentoo used emerge openoffice-1.9.109.ebuild)
However, when openoffice runs on a windows machine (server 2003) the
loadComponent returns null.

The openoffice on the windows machine does manage to open the url
when i
am using the GUI interface of openoffice.

Anything i need to enable in openoffice to make this work ?



You could add a InteractionHandler to your loadComponentFromURL call.
This might show you an error message that can point to the problem.

And BTW: the parameter name "read-only" is wrong.
Code (not tested) shown below:





com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue [] args = new
com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue [2];

args[ 0 ] = new PropertyValue();
args[ 0 ].Name = "ReadOnly";
args[ 0 ].Value = new Boolean(true);

args[ 1 ] = new PropertyValue();
args[ 1 ].Name = "Interactionhandler";

Object oHandler = xRemoteServiceManager.createInstanceWithContext(
    "com.sun.star.task.InteractionHandler",
xOfficeComponentContext );

args[ 1 ].Value = (com.sun.star.task.XInteractionHandler)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
com.sun.star.task.XInteractionHandler.class, oHandler );



Best regards,
Mathias

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