Hi Tobias,
>>So, I assume "the component" for you is the XComponent of the controller.
>
> Yes. But how to get it? I know how to get the XController and the
> XModel. But how to get the XComponent?
analogous to how you get the XComponent interface of the frame, or how
you get any interface for any object:
XController xController = xFrame.getController();
XComponent xControllerComponent = (XComponent)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XComponent.class, xController);
Ciao
Frank
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