Hi Peter,
> Seems to be a little bit tricky in BASIC.
> The DocumentDefinition I get from the collection of reports.
> ...
> The shutdown command fails (UnsupportedCommandException).
> ...
> Dim props(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
> props(0).Name = "ActiveConnection"
> props(0).Value = connection
> props(1).Name = "Name"
> props(1).Value = sReportName
>
> documentDefinition =
> reports.createInstancewithArguments("com.sun.star.sdb.DocumentDefinition",props())
Don't have the chance to try this out myself right now, but I think this
should be a mere
documentDefinition = reports.getByName( sReportName )
resp.
documentDefinition = reports.getByHierarchicalName( sReportName )
I would have expected your code to raise an exception, since what it
actually does is creating a new doc definition with the name of an
already-existent one.
> Dim aProp(1) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
> aProp(0).Name = "ActiveConnection"
> aProp(0).Value = connection
> aProp(1).Name = "OpenMode"
> aProp(1).Value = "open"
>
> report=reports.loadComponentFromURL(sReportName,"_blank",0,aProp())
Since you have the document definition, anyway, you could also "execute"
an "open" command at it - this will have the same result, without the
need for the additional property hassle.
> n = documentDefinition.createCommandIdentifier()
>
> Dim aCommand as new com.sun.star.ucb.Command
> aCommand.Name = "shutdown"
> aCommand.Handle = -1
> documentDefinition.execute(aCommand,n,null)
That part looks fine.
Ciao
Frank
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