Hi Laurent,

grrr, can we continue the discussion on one list only. I have already answered twice on [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Juergen

Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi Oliver

I don't think this is easier: someone with rather deep knowledge of the OOo startup would have to provide C++ code to be run during first startup, while shared packages "only" affect packaging.


No. The "only" problem would be rights
the purpose of this is to register Extensions by launching a unopkg over the <OOo>/share/uno_packages directory

Obviously, i'm opened to discussions :-)
My concern is to make things easy to enrich OOo

What is not yet clear to me is: do you want extensions to be part of the packaging process or do you want to be able to dynamically add "native packed extensions" to an OOo installation set after instsetoo_native has completed ?


Extensions, as reviewed and accepted, would be part of the packaging process. No "dynamic" post-building extensions definition

The purpose is tointegrate popular Extensions into OOo so that users do not have to install them

Laurent


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