I tried to build OOo using VS.2005 and had problems with STLPorts. Yes, I agree, building with VS.2003 and using VS.2005 to create applications should work. (In process of doing that now)
-----Original Message----- From: Stephan Bergmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 11:08 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [udk-dev] Standalone UNO (URE) Tim michals wrote: > Is there a link to just download URE? Is this available? Now available at download.openoffice.org. > Has there been any work on using Visual Studio express? Or Visual Studio 8? In what way? Using the C/C++ Compilers, Linkers etc. from those products should work. A tighter integration with those products (i.e., not using makefiles etc.) might be on the long-term wish-list for the SDK, but AFAIK nothing is going on in that direction at the moment. -Stephan > -----Original Message----- > From: Stephan Bergmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 3:01 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [udk-dev] Standalone UNO (URE) > > Tim michals wrote: > >>When will a new release be made available? I would more then happy to > > help > >>test the new releases or builds. > > > I expect to have the OOo 2.0 (RC2) URE (i.e., URE 1.0) available on > download.openoffice.org this week. > > >>I'm in process of trying to decide between several frameworks UNO (URE) >>being one of them. But I just need a framework, not OOo. Also, need to >>have framework in built in debug mode. > > > To have a debug build, you need to build the URE yourself. > Unfortunately, you currently need to follow the OOo build instructions, > and in module instsetoo_native a URE installation set will fall out of > the build process. This, of course, is a time consuming process, in > that lots of OOo-specific modules not necessary for URE will also be > built. If you only need specific modules with debug information, there > should be mechanisms available (a downloadable, pre-built solver) to > only re-build those modules; the build instructions on > www.openoffice.org should help you there. > > -Stephan > > >>I've been using XPCOM, but would like to try out UNO also.... >> >> >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Ingo Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 4:25 AM >>To: [email protected]; Stephan Bergmann >>Subject: Re: [udk-dev] Standalone UNO (URE) >> >>Hi Tim, >> >>I do not get Error 2701, but Error 2703. But nevertheless, the Windows >>URE installation set available at >> >>http://ftp.rediris.es/mirror/openoffice.org/developer/ure_1_0/ >> >>is a m118, which had an error that breaks the msi database. I do not >>know, why this broken installation set is available for download. There >>should be a more recent installation set as soon as possible because >>this bug is fixed for a long time. >>If you can use the Orca-Tool to edit the msi-database the problem is >>very easy to fix. The Orca-Tool is part of Installer SDK and can be >>downloaded for free from Microsoft. Please unpack the URE installation >>set by executing the exe-file. You are asked, where to unpack the >>installation set. In this directory you find a file "ure10.msi". This is >>the msi-database that describes the installation set. Please open this >>file with the Orca-tool. Look into the table "Directory" (left column). >>There you find a directory name "FontsFolder" which has a defaultdir >>"Fonts:". This is an incorrect name. Please change "Fonts:" to "Fonts" >>(without colon at the end). Then save the msi-Database and start the >>setup.exe in the local installation set again. Now it should work >>without problems. >>Regards >> >> Ingo >> >>Stephan Bergmann wrote: >> >> >> >>>Tim Michals wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>I donwnload the windows version and started the installer. >>>> >>>>URE_1.0_windows_install_en-US.exe 20-Jul-2005 14:42 6.0M >>>> >>>>A dialog box appeared with the following message: >>>> >>>>Internal Error 2701. Fontsfoler >>>> >>>>Is there some way to pull this from CVS and build this project? I >>>>would like to have all of the code comiled with debug on so I can use >>>>VS 2005 to trace the code. >>> >>> >>>The code for URE is scattered all over the OOo CVS. The actual >>>platform install sets are built in instsetoo_native. >>> >>>Maybe Ingo Schmidt can give a hint on what might be the reason for >>>your specific problem. >>> >>>-Stephan >>> >>> >>> >>>>This is on windows XP Service pack 2. The goal is to use UNO for a >>>>Windows/Linux project. >>>> >>>>thanks, tcmichals >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>From: Alexandro Colorado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>>>To: [email protected] >>>>>Subject: Re: [udk-dev] Standalone UNO (URE) >>>>>Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 12:30:36 +0200 >>>>> >>>>>Tim Michals wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>Is there a way to download and compile the UNO standalone? If not >>>>>>when? 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