On 11/19/10 15:46, kushal likhi wrote:
i built the project on the m83 milestone.
its working very good when building using the m83.
.
but now when shifted to the m93 tree, the services are not getting
registered,, but this issue was fixed by my mentor,, but now i get NO Dialog
box!!! :(
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what could be the issue???
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is it something to do with the htmlexservices.cxx file???
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you can see the code at:
http://hg.services.openoffice.org/cws/impresshtmlex/file/a83d871b92f9/sdext/source/htmlex
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the interesting files are: htmlexServices.cxx ,,
HTMLExExporterDialog.cxx/hxx
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i am clueless, and its the last moment problem..
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does anyone have any idea why their is no dialog??(but i still get a dialog
with my m83build and .pro compile,, but not on m93)
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i would be helpful if anyone could help me out... have to get it done by
tonight..
Registration of OOo UNO components changed from active to passive
format, see
<http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=interface-announce&msgNo=1292>.
For a dynamic library UNO component named foo, this means the following
changes:
- Remove the definition of the component_writeInfo function that went
into foo.
- In the source directory where foo is built, add a foo.component file
that lists the service/singleton implementations contained in foo
(essentially the same information that the removed component_writeInfo
would have produced). For an example, see sfx2/util/sfx.component.
- In the corresponding makefile.mk, add
ALLTAR : $(MISC)/foo.component
$(MISC)/foo.component ...
at the end to fill in the missing library name in the .component file;
again, see sfx2/util/makefile.mk for details ("SHL1TARGETN" might need
to be adjusted if foo is not defined as SHL1TARGETN but as SHL2TARGETN
etc. in your makefile.mk).
- Deliver the generated .component file from the module's prj/d.lst;
again, see sfx2/prj/d.lst.
- Include foo in the my_components list (which is C-locale sorted, btw,
please keep it that way) in postprocess/packcomponents/makefile.mk.
- Remove any UNO_COMPONENT flag from any definition for foo in scp2.
That's it,
-Stephan
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