Hi Juergen, >> That would mean this functionality is close to be published!?
> no, as i mentioned before it is intended for private usage ;-) I am not > sure if it will be published. I don't see really demand for it. for > what exactly do you need it where you can't use the extensions manager > or unopkg directly? All our clients with an Windows XP system have admin access. They will install a new OpenOffice version as soon as OpenOffice tells them about the new version. Thus the path to the Extension Manager changes and is out of my scope. Currently we use a little batch file installing the extension or updating it with the extension manager. But the paths in the batch file are hard coded. We would prefer the solution of checking (updating or installing) an extension from within Java, because we start OpenOffice from a little Java programm. Thus we can check whether the correct Extension version is installed and install a different if necessary. And there is an other reason. Our clients use OpenOffice on different platforms. The paths on these platforms are different. Using the API to manage packages is the only platform independent solution. For us, publishing the api would be very useful. Greetings, Tobias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
