Hi,
Vil wrote:
Hi,
I got a little problem.
I got an open Writer document and by clicking on a menu-item (my add-on) I
am adding some userDefinedProperties and storing them to the current file by
calling "storeToMedium".
After that I am now able to retrieve them again by calling "loadFromMedium"
(and passing the current documents filepath as a parameter).
This all works fine.
--> I can find the userdefindeproperties in the documents meta.xml
BUT if I am adding and storing userdefinedproperies AND click in "File
->Save" I am no longer able to retrieve / load the user defined properties.
--> The entries in the meta.xml disappeared.
It seems that the "save" - Process rewrites the whole meta.xml and therefore
drops the udp....
Any ideas?
Do I have to do something like overwriting the "save" procedure?
do you use the XDocumentProperties(Supplier) as Mathias mentioned? If
yes it sounds like a bug and you should submit an issue.
Ideally with a bug doc containing a short macro to create and store some
user props etc.
Juergen
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Hi,
the XDocumentInfo(Supplier) API has a design flaw and so we have
deprecated it in 3.0. For new code it is recommended to use
XDocumentProperties(Supplier) instead.
Regards,
Mathias
Fernand Vanrie wrote:
giancarlo
yep somethin like:
oDocinfo = thiscomponent.documentinfo
if not oDocInfo.PropertySetInfo.HasPropertyByName("My property"")
then
oDocInfo.AddProperty("My property"",0,Myvalue
else
oDocInfo.setPropertyValue("My property"" , Myvalue
endif
hope it helps,
Fernand
wrote:
ye! solved with this:
XMultiComponentFactory xmcf = m_xContext.getServiceManager();
Object desktop =
xmcf.createInstanceWithContext("com.sun.star.frame.Desktop",
m_xContext);
XDesktop xDesktop = (XDesktop)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XDesktop.class, desktop);
XComponent xCurrentComponent =
xDesktop.getCurrentComponent();
XDocumentInfoSupplier xDocumentInfoSupplier =
(XDocumentInfoSupplier)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XDocumentInfoSupplier.class,
xCurrentComponent);
XDocumentInfo xDocumentInfo =
xDocumentInfoSupplier.getDocumentInfo();
XPropertySet xDocumentPropertySet = (XPropertySet)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XPropertySet.class, xDocumentInfo);
System.out.println("My property" +
xDocumentPropertySet.getPropertyValue("property_name"));
emh... and is the way to set document infos similar to this?
Fernand Vanrie wrote:
giancarlo
do not match in Java but in basic:
thiscomponent.documentinfo.propertyvalues(0).name or
thiscomponent.documentinfo.getpropertyvalue(" the name")
a user defined property is a property of the documentinfo and can
been accesed by index or by name
hop it helps
Fernand
gives yo
wrote:
How can I get the user defined properties from an ooo file using the
java ooo sdk??
I've been trying and trying with no success :(
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