On web page http://udk.openoffice.org/ there is a list of language bindings. Is this list up to date?
Oops, no, it is not. The old problem: those who maintain the page never read it, and so do not notice it is outdated. :)
I will update it shortly, thanks for pointing it out, -Stephan
Thanks, Ian
A copy of the relevant section from the page below:
Currently there are complete UNO language bindings for:
* C
There is not really a C binding. There used to be some experimental stuff, but it is in unclear condition (and should reside in CVS's attic).
* C++ (compiler dependent, please see http://porting.openoffice.org for a list of supported platforms) * Java * Python Additionally, there are bindings that allow access to UNO components, but do not support the development of new UNO components:
* OpenOffice.org Basic * Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Automation * Common Language Infrastructure (CLI). Note: The Microsoft .NET framework is an implementation of this standard. The language binding does NOT have the status "final" yet. Therefore do NOT use it (and programs based on it) in a production environment.
The CLI bridge is final by now (OOo 2.0), and should indeed be preferred over the OLE bridge, as it offers more complete functionality.
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