Hello openoffice.org mailing list, hello Matthias,
I'm still investigating my focus problem. I use OOoBean to embed
OpenOffice.org in a eclipse RCP client.
I tested the application under KDE (gentoo + suse 10.1), Gnome (Gentoo)
and Windows.
- Under KDE, OpenOffice.org would sometime "steal" the focus.
- Under Gnome, OpenOffice.org would never get the focus.
- Under Windows XP, OpenOffice.org would never get the focus too.
I'm not sure if it is a SWT problem, an OpenOffice.org problem... or
something else.
I would like to investigate more about this problem, however I don't
know how.
This is the code I use to add the OOoBean to a AWT pane:
JRootPane root = new JRootPane();
OOoBean bean = new OOoBean();
contentPane.add(bean);
and this is how I added the Panel to the SWT frame:
Frame frame = SWT_AWT.new_Frame(parent);
Panel panel = new Panel(new BorderLayout());
frame.add(panel);
panel.add(root);
Container contentPane = root.getContentPane();
Regards,
Daniel
Daniel Beck wrote:
Hello openoffice mailing list,
I integrated OpenOffice.org into a SWT+java based application.
OpenOffice.org is only one part of the GUI. OOo seems to "steal" the
focus to the other components of that GUI: it is not possible to enter
characters in any other window. Instead, each time I enter a character,
it is written in the opened OpenOffice.org document.
I want to remove the focus from OpenOffice.org each time a user selects
an other widget of the Java GUI (i.e. if the users selects a text input
form, the focus should be removed from OpenOffice.org and given to the
input form).
I saw that "XWindow" has a "setFocus" method, but no "removeFocus" method.
How can I remove programmatically remove the focus from OpenOffice.org?
You can't; and besides that it doesn't make sense. Setting the focus
into the window of another application should be enough. BTW: if that
doesn't work I assume a hypothetical "removeFocus" wouldn't work either.
Usually OOo doesn't "steal" the focus. If that happens in your Java
appliation embedding OOo I assume that it's a tricky Java/OOo problem.
Could you please tell us what you are using exactly:
OS version (including Desktop version if not Windows)
Java version
OOo version
And are you using the OOo bean?
Ciao,
Mathias
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