Aditya Pandey wrote:
Hi
I have been able to use configimport command for creating/installing a schema
I have created for my addin to OpenOffice.
You don't need configimport to install a schema (xcs) or xcu file.
unopkg installs them in a private location.
When I try to uninstall the addin, the .xcs (schema) file is removed by unopkg
utility, but the data file (.xcu) file and cache file (.dat) files are still
there.
unopkg can remove only the installed files from the private location
managed by unopkg.
The files under $(userdata)/user/registry are created by the office when
the configuration data you installed is accessed (cache/*.dat) or when
configuration settings are modified by (or for) the user (*.xcu under
data/).
unopkg doesn't know about these files and if you install your package as
shared package (using the --shared option to unopkg), then there could
be an instance of them for every user - potentially an unlimited number.
Because of this these files can't be uninstalled. But they should do no
harm (other than consume disk space). You can't access the data through
OOo configuration intrefaces. And when the package is installed again,
the user will find their personal settings from last time.
I tried configimport options to remove these files, but could not do it? Am I
missing something?
Configimport can't possibly do that.
The only possibility would be writing a configcleanup program that
removes xcu and dat files for which there is no corresponding
schema.Then every user would have to run that program.
But that program hasn't even been written yet. You can file an RFE, but
it won't get a high priority atm.
Ciao, Joerg
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