Mathias Bauer ha scritto:
news.gmane.org wrote:
Hello,
I have a java application which intercepts events from an office bean
using the GlobalEventBroadcaster interface.
[CUT]
My goal is to find at least the name of the file being loaded, or better
a unique ID identifying the instance of the bean which generated the event.
Any idea?
Why don't you take the EventSource argument of your notification call?
It is a reference to the document for that the event is notified.
I'm already getting the EventObject using the code below, but I could
not find the document name in the Properties.
Is there a may to get the document name?
Thank you
XEventBroadcaster xEventBroad =
(XEventBroadcaster)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XEventBroadcaster.class,
xGlobalBroadCaster);
xEventBroad.addEventListener(new
com.sun.star.document.XEventListener() {
public void
notifyEvent(com.sun.star.document.EventObject oEvent) {
// the control model which fired the event
System.out.println("Evento da : " + oEvent.Source + " " +
oEvent.EventName);
XPropertySet xSourceProps =
(XPropertySet)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XPropertySet.class,oEvent.Source);
if (xSourceProps!=null) {
Property[] aoProps =
xSourceProps.getPropertySetInfo().getProperties();
for(int iCount=0;
iCount<aoProps.length; iCount++) {
System.out.println("Property " + iCount + ": " +
aoProps[iCount].Name);
}
//String sUid =
(String)xSourceProps.getPropertyValue("RuntimeUID");
}
}
public void
disposing(com.sun.star.lang.EventObject e) {
System.out.println("On Dispose");
}
});
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