Hi Juergen,
- Is my OpenOffice registry broken?
you can easy test it. Run your office with
soffice -env:UserInstalltion=./mynewuserdir
now I continued testing here my results:
1. On Windows systems (Windows XP, OOo 2.3), installing the extension
via API and unopkg works always properly and
Hi all,
I have a little question conserning the method
css.deployment.XPaketManager.removePackage(...).
In OpenOffice.org 2.3 this method takes 4 parameters. In OpenOffice.org
2.2.1 (Debian) it takes 3 parameters. Is this correct? If yes, is the
2.2.1 API of this class undocumented?
Greetings,
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi all,
I have a little question conserning the method
css.deployment.XPaketManager.removePackage(...).
In OpenOffice.org 2.3 this method takes 4 parameters. In OpenOffice.org
2.2.1 (Debian) it takes 3 parameters. Is this correct? If yes, is the
2.2.1 API of this class
Hi Juergen
i assume you mean XPackageManager ;-) Anyway this API is unpublished and
intended to be used internally only. But of course important is here
that it is unpublished and that means that it can change and users have
to be careful when using this API.
I know that it is not really
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi Juergen,
- Is my OpenOffice registry broken?
you can easy test it. Run your office with
soffice -env:UserInstalltion=./mynewuserdir
now I continued testing here my results:
1. On Windows systems (Windows XP, OOo 2.3), installing the extension
via API and unopkg works
Hi Juergen,
Thus my results are: my former user directory was malformed. For me, it
seems to be a linux x86_64 issue. What do you think? Can anybody do a 5
minutes test out there? I can send debug instructions for details.
mmh, i don't know what the problem on your Ubuntu system is but it
Hi together,
is it possible to retrieve the OpenOffice version via API?
Greetings, Tobias
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Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi Juergen
i assume you mean XPackageManager ;-) Anyway this API is unpublished
and intended to be used internally only. But of course important is
here that it is unpublished and that means that it can change and
users have to be careful when using this API.
I know
Hi
is it possible to retrieve the OpenOffice version via API?
sure, reading the config registry Setup
in what language do yo need it ?
I have it OOoBasic and Java
Laurent
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Hi Laurant,
is it possible to retrieve the OpenOffice version via API?
sure, reading the config registry Setup
in what language do yo need it ?
I have it OOoBasic and Java
I need it in Java.
Greetings, Tobias
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To
Hi again
in what language do yo need it ?
I have it OOoBasic and Java
a first link in basic
http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Office/Office.Version.snip
in java at the end
you may also consider using ooSetupVersionAboutBox instead of ooSetupVersion
Laurent
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