I don't understand how the QS is involved here, maybe it's just a symptom.
That's what I believe too, but I'm not capable of finding out what this
symptom might indicate ;)
Let's try to summarize: which of the following scenarios works and wich
doesn't:
(1)
OOo and OOo quickstarter don't run and your Python app also doesn't run.
Now you start the Quickstarter, wait a view seconds.
Then you start your Python application.
You create your document etc.
Does not work. I get IOException with ErrorCode 2074 (invalid parameters).
(2)
OOo and OOo quickstarter don't run and your Python app also doesn't run.
Now you don't start the Quickstarter or OOo, but your Python
application. It should start OOo by itself.
You create your document etc.
I haven't tried this scenario, mostly due to my lack of knowledge
regarding the automatic start of
openoffice without an open quickstarter.
(3)
OOo and OOo quickstarter don't run and your Python app also doesn't run.
Now you start OOo, e.g. by loading an OOo Writer document, wait until
the document is loaded successfully.
Then you start your Python application.
You create your document etc.
Does not work. --> IOException with ErrorCode 2074.
(4)
OOo and OOo quickstarter don't run and my Python app also doesn't run.
i start the quickstarter, i start my app, i create an odt-doc, fill it
with some contents (with my app),
save it to disk (storeAsURL). I create a new filename by appending
".txt" to the one just used.
I turn that into a storeUrl and try storeToURL -> IOException.
I close my app.
I open my app.
same process as just described with successful result.
I know how absurd this sounds but it's been tested and tested and tested ...
Kind regards,
Daniela
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