Has anyone gotten evolution to work with openoffice for send document,
or mailto?

I tracked down the script/profile used by openoffice for netscape 6.z
in:

OpenOffice.org1.0/share/config/registry/instance/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xml

<Profiles cfg:type="set" 
cfg:element-type="MailCommandLineProfile"><MailCommandLineProfile cfg:name="Netscape 
6.x">
                                        <FormatStrings>
                                                <base cfg:type="string">-compose 
&quot;%s&quot;</base>
                                                <from cfg:type="string"/>
                                                <to 
cfg:type="string">to=&apos;%s&apos;</to>
                                                <cc 
cfg:type="string">cc=&apos;%s&apos;</cc>
                                                <bcc 
cfg:type="string">bcc=&apos;%s&apos;</bcc>
                                                <subject 
cfg:type="string">subject=&apos;%s&apos;</subject>
                                                <attachment 
cfg:type="string">attachment=&apos;%s&apos;</attachment>
                                                <body 
cfg:type="string">body=&apos;%s&apos;</body>
                                        </FormatStrings>
                                        <EnumDelimiters>
                                                <base cfg:type="string">,</base>       
                                         <cc cfg:type="string">,</cc>
                                                <bcc cfg:type="string">,</bcc>
                                                <attachment 
cfg:type="string">,</attachment>
                                        </EnumDelimiters>
                                </MailCommandLineProfile></Profiles>

You can see it sets -compose as command line option, and then a series
of other options.  Sending this to a file that prints the command line
args shows:


-compose
"attachment='file:///home/zot/OpenOffice.org1.0/user/temp/soffice.tmp/svlml.tmp/Draft_Agenda_Wireless.v2_0.doc'"

So what should the profile doe evolution look like?

-- 
Zot O'Connor

http://www.ZotConsulting.com
http://www.WhiteKnightHackers.com


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