I'm familiar with the code snippets already.
This is not a java issue.
Let me explain it again:
There is a piece of code which boot strapped openoffice:
class Test
{
// I bootstrapped openoffice here after this code execution, ooimpress has
been opened
void foo()
{}
}
Now while running ooimpress during the slideshow I have a button on every
slide. When I click that button, that button should go & execute Test.foo().
The problem is how do I access this class ?
In other words ooimpress has sort of hidden that class from me now.
On 10/23/06, Tobias Krais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tabish,
> 1. run a server in java
> 2. bootstrap ooimpress from the same class which started the above
server
> 3. from within ooimpress either a UNO Component or Macro (which will
> both be
> in java ) call function on this server.
>
> I've reviewed chapter 4 of the deverlopers guide, up till now I
undestand
> two things one is how to write a user-interface based UNO Component and
the
> other how to boostrap openoffice in java but I'm unable to communicate
> between these two.
First of all, have a look at the snippet base:
http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Office/java.xml.
Second, we need to know what you exactly want to do. If you just want to
send a message from one class to an other, it would be an Java issue an
this would be the wrong place to ask for. But if your Java sould
manipulate OpenOffice, continue to give us some more info.
Greetings, Tobias
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