Ramon F Herrera wrote:
I understand that in UNO (and COM, and CORBA...) the programmer can
inspect or interrogate the components in order to find ways to
communicate (send messages) to them.
The OpenOffice process can be run in either (a) named-pipe mode, or
(b) listening to some particular
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
Perhaps my concern (see Subject line) could be addressed in
a simpler way. I was mostly satisfied with the simplest and
most common (at least in tutorial stuff) way of starting OOo:
Bootstrap.bootstrap();
But, after a lot of experimentation I have concluded that
you
Hi Hasan,
Bramwell, Hasan M. a écrit :
That may have been true with the previous version I was using,
but it is not the case with this version. At any rate not in
my Windows XP machine with OOo 2.3.0
The latest dev versions haven't been tested on windows yet.
I'll test it and fix the
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
The OpenOffice process can be run in either (a) named-pipe mode, or
(b) listening to some particular socket mode. According to all the
code I have seen, the programmer has to know those details in advance.
No, that is not necessary. Only if you are not satisfied with
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
(5) connection = xConnector.connect(con); -- finally!, there is IPC here
That creates a connection from OOo to OOo. Probably not what you want.
If that is the case, how come every single client example (except the
ultrasimplistic, those
The current discussion seems to focus on the situation where a singleton
process hooks up to OpenOffice. As soon as there are multiple clients
for OO the situation is controlled by the operations of the
MacroManager. As of my last reports from [EMAIL PROTECTED], the MacroManager in
OO
is not
On Fri, 07 Dec 2007 18:37:35 -0600, Noelson Duarte
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've a py script with only two functions (no class) . From PyUNO docs I
know that is possible to deploy scripting framework py files as UNO
packages. All right.
I want to know if is it possible to deploy it
Hello,
I've a py script with only two functions (no class) . From PyUNO docs I
know that is possible to deploy scripting framework py files as UNO
packages. All right.
I want to know if is it possible to deploy it as an Addon and, if yes, what
is the URL used within addons.xcu to call func1 ?
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
So the question becomes: is there any way to disconnect programmatically
from a session started by Bootstrap.bootstrap()?
There is some Close and VetoableClose or whatever stuff, maybe somebody
from the framework who knows the details can kick
Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
(1) xContext = Bootstrap.bootstrap(); // starts OO process (plus Windows icon)
if not already running
After step (1), you already have a connection to OOo.
That was precisely my discovery. I concluded that Bootstrap.bootstrap()
is the only
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