Hi, it seems that running a basic macro using XScript.invoke(...) always starts the macro in a kind of syncronized block, that provides exclusive access to ThisComponent for the basic macro.
In our Lettherhead system that is written in java, we have got an own event-queue that synchronizes the access to internal data structures. Now we would like to access methods (that are synchronized by our event queue) of our letterhead system from a basic makro via a custom UNO-Interface, but the methods (that of course run in a different thread than the basic makro) are not allowed to access ThisComponent at the same time. Wheras the basic macro doesn't need access to ThisComponent since this should be done by the methods from our letterhead system. Any Ideas what I can do to get access to ThisComponent while a basic macro is running. Is it possible to invoke a basic macro in a no-exclusive way? regards, Christoph --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
