Hi Stephan,
With a stand-alone application you can use "simple bootstrap"
(<http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/C%2B%2B/Transparent_Use_of_Office_UNO_Components>)
to easily let your code have available the URE dynamic libraries and
all the OOo UNO types and services. Just dlopen'ing your code from
some other application, you need to look for other ways to make that
work.
thanks for your help. Using -R during linking does seem to do the trick,
and it works as well from a shared library, well almost. But I am not
able to catch any exception, e.g. when it cannot connect to a running
office, it just crashes. As a standalone app this works just fine. Any
idea how to solve that?
Best
Max
PS: btw, what is the difference between basic-link/ure/lib and ure/,
seems to work for both folders and they seem to have exactly the same files?
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