But this I don't understand. At the moment I open my document this way
document = application.getDocumentService().loadDocument(iFrame, location + "\\" + file.getFullPath().toOSString(), DocumentDescriptor.DEFAULT); This will open a document. And now? How I spezifiy here now a Filter and and file which have to be imported? Sry for this stupid question but I am not the best in this case. :( 2009/8/11 tora - Takamichi Akiyama <[email protected]>: > It would not be hard to do that. There might be lots of solutions. > > This is one of the examples: > http://distribution.openoffice.org/source/browse/distribution/mirrors/repository/production/tools/Calc/ > > The key you might have been looking for would be: > > 1. Name the filter as you like and fill "Filter name" field with it > during XSLT installation to your OpenOffice.org. > > 2. Specify the exact same filter name as a value of "FilterName" > property which will be passed to loadComponentFromURL(). > > Tora > > Jakob Mandalka wrote: >> >> Noone any Idea how to make this? >> >> 2009/8/6 Jakob Mandalka <[email protected]>: >>> >>> Hello everyone, i am new here and i have a question to ask which might be >>> a >>> little complicated. >>> What i want to do is to develop a component such as a button in open >>> office >>> which , when pressed, imports an xml file which can be selected by a file >>> dialog and apply an already installed xslt import filter -which basically >>> transforms the XML file and fits its data to a simple table-.So the >>> result >>> is a report-like .odt file with data provided by my xml file. >>> (this is the final goal,for the moment i want to just do it from command >>> line java program) >>> >>> I am stuck at how can i use the api to load a filter package i installed >>> before opening the document,so that when the page opens you see the .odt >>> file with the table and my data.. >>> i am able to do so from openoffice interface , the traditional way, but >>> how >>> can i do it programmatically..?For the moment i open a file from java >>> using >>> the NOA API but i dont find any info on how to apply a filter prior to >>> opening >>> it. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
