Dear Jürgen,
[I'm writing Add-ins for Calc using C++, but having problems register
my Add-in under linux. ]
In your email When you said:
> 4a. Client applications
> C++: rename your application with leading "_", copy unoapploader
> binary in the same directory and rename it to your original
> application name
If I have an add-in, e.g., MyAddin.uno.so and MyAddin.uno.rdb, do you
mean I should rename them to _MyAddin.uno.so and _MyAddin.rdb?
What do you mean by "unoapploader binary"? Should I copy it over and
rename it to, say, "MyAddin"?
>
> 4b. UNO components
> zip all necessary files into a zip file with the extension
> *.uno.pkg,
> create a manifest.xml with the appropriate entries
>
> For details of UNO packages see the Developers Guide or ask me again.
>
Do I need "manifest.xml" if my addin is written in C++?
My package has the following structure now:
+MyAddinPkg.zip
|-- MyAddin.uno.so
|-- MyAddin.uno.rdb
(and it works under Windows XP/OOo 1.1.4/SDK 1.1.0 and latest snapshot
builds)
>From your email, I got that I should have it like:
+MyAddin.uno.pkg
|-- _MyAddin.uno.so
|-- _MyAddin.uno.rdb
|-- MyAddin (renamed from so-called "unoapploader binary")
Thank you very much indeed. I look forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Xutuan
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