Tom Schindl wrote:
> You may have a look at: http://udk.openoffice.org/python/oood/
Nice. Much more nicer would be a pure-Java Daemon ;)
Another problem with different hosts and docuent-converting ...
If i run the Openoffice-Server(s) (or the Daemon) an Host A and the
Java-Client-Application on Host B ... i have to copy the
Source-Document-Files (which i would convert to e.g. docbook) from Host
B to Host A. Is this right? I wish to send the Source-Document in a more
abstract way to Openoffice. There are any Java)Code/Concepts about this
anywhere?
Host A Host B
-------------------- ------------------------------
* running OO[1..n] * running Java-Client-Software
* with oood <-------> "uno:socket,host=XYZ,port=8100;urp;"
or
<-------> "uno:socket,host=XYZ,port=8101;urp;"
* without oood <-------> "uno:socket,host=XYZ,port=8102;urp;"
("direct access") <-------> "uno:socket,host=XYZ,port=8103;urp;"
...
// this load the source-document
// this code is called in java-client in host B
// but the file must(?!) exists on host A (ooo-server)
loadComponentFromURL("file:///input.doc");
// this save the target-document:
// this code is called in java-client in host B
// but the file will(?!) saved on host A (ooo-server)
storeAsURL("file:///output.pdf");
// but i need to read/save the document on client
// how works the transport of the data (filecontent)
// from and to openoffice-server?
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Andreas Höhmann
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