aloizio wrote:
I am using Windows XP Professional.
I put all files in eclispe classpath C:\Program Files\OpenOffice.org
2.0\program\classes then it works.
But when I end the system the client machine could not have OpenOffice
installed. What I should do in this case?
the simple bootstrap mechanism requires a locally installed office. In
your case you want support a remote connection to an office installed on
a different machine and in this case you have to deploy some office jars
with your application and do all the connection stuff manually. I
wouldn't mix the simple bootstrap mechanism with a remote scenario, in
this case i would prefer a step by step approach where i would have full
control.
Why the simply bootstrap mechanism doesn't work in your Eclipse scenario
is probably a different issue.
Juergen
thanks
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi Aloizio,
I put all files into my application in a Jar file
com/sun/star/lib/loader/Loader$CustomURLClassLoader.class
com/sun/star/lib/loader/Loader.class
com/sun/star/lib/loader/InstallationFinder$StreamGobbler.class
com/sun/star/lib/loader/InstallationFinder.class
com/sun/star/lib/loader/WinRegKey.class
com/sun/star/lib/loader/WinRegKeyException.class
win/unowinreg.dll
And also update the manifest.mf but the error continues.
I am using Eclipse. My application has only one class that receives a
HTML
file and convert to Word file.
What OS do you use?
What happens if you add the path of the soffice executable to your
classpath in eclipse?
Does it work if you create a jar file and then start it?
Greetings, Tobias
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