I hope this is a simple and quick question. I have a program I wrote in Java to work with OpenOffice.org back while it was in version 1.0 and 1.1. At that point, doing anything with the API was quite complex. All I have to do is:
- open a doc - print that doc - close the doc - quite OOo when done with all the docs I'm printing To create the interface in Java I had to create 3-4 objects and to open a doc, I had to create several objects and printing required that, too. I need to make some changes and and am having some difficulties and I'm heavily pressed for time. If the API is still basically the same, I won't be looking over new materials, but I'd like to know if it's changed so it's easier. For instance, I could create an interface and send an Uno command for quit, but anything else I had to do was much more complex. Has a simpler interface for the API been set up for versions 2.0 and higher (or 2.2 and those to come)? Or am I better off just leaving things as they are and not trying to improve anything? I don't need links and details. I'm already 2 days late finishing this, working on almost no sleep, and just want to know if I need to look into this or if I can just skip it. Thanks! Hal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
