Hello again,
first up - THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
In fact, the capitalized E in "Encoded" was indeed the problem. Now
everything is running smoothly,
just the way it's intended.
I did use the filter name with the capitalized e because it was written
that way in an example on
the official udk.openoffice.org website
(http://udk.openoffice.org/python/samples/ooextract.py).
Maybe someone in charge should correct it there as well.
I still believe there must be some other issue there though, since - i
swear - this problem only
occured when I had restarted the quickstarter. I have tried the same
setup on another machine,
with the same result.
I should probably add, that we're not working with the builtin-python, but
with python 2.3.5 from python.org. We replaced openoffice's python like
described on
http://udk.openoffice.org/python/python-bridge.html
When working with the included python there was no problem with the
capitalized e (tested
yesterday as well), the testscripts worked like a charm (the
ooextract.py with the filtername
"Text (Encoded)" for example).
Again, thank you very much for solving my symptom though ;)
Best regards,
Daniela
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 can't believe that it works this way. I had a closer look: your filter
name is definitely wrong and your program should *never* work.
Please use the filter name "Text (encoded)" - note the *small* "e" and
don't forget the blank character.
Best regards,
Mathias
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