THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the IMMEDIATE RESPONSE!!!....
>This way you will be able to check whether there is an OpenOffice.org
>installation on that server and you will check that it is running.
>Having no answer doesn't necessarily means that OpenOffice.org isn't
>installed on the server: it could simply be down or started without
>listening on the right port.
As far as it concerns my first question..I guess that i can have a web
application on a web server where i have installed an openoffice and from
each browser i can have access to THAT openoffice and request for an
openoffice request without having nothing installed on the client...Am i
right?
>> My other problem is that in the bootstrap method
>>
>> /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>> String sOffice =
>> System.getProperty("os.name").startsWith("Windows")?
>> "soffice.exe": "soffice";
>> String jardir = "C://Program Files//OpenOffice.org 3//URE//java";
>>
>> URL[] jarList = new URL[] {new File(oooExecFolder +
>> "/").toURI().toURL(),new File(jardir + "/juh.jar").toURI().toURL()};
>>
>>> URLClassLoader loader = new URLClassLoader(jarList);
>> File fOffice = NativeLibraryLoader.getResource(loader, sOffice);
>>>
>>>> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////>
>> the fOffice variable is always null!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:-(
>
>> What is wrong with my code????
>I have recently written some code for the Eclipse integration
>bootstrapping OOo correctly but I still need to clean it up before
>presenting it.
>You can check how I am bootstrapping OOo in my extensions Unit test
>system described here (that code isn't as clean as I would have
>wanted):
>http://cedric.bosdonnat.free.fr/wordpress/?p=108&lang_view=en
>I hope that helps
thank you very much also for the hint but I have a question...
if i pass as an argument in the bootstrap the path of the server
installation
c://program files//openoffice org3//program
how the client will connect..It does not have c://program files//openoffice
org3//program on the client..
I think maybe i am missing something but i cannot figure it out..????
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