Hi Morten,
Morten Omholt Alver schrieb:
2009/2/26 Peter Eberlein pet@refofd.verwalt-berlin.de:
I got a similar problem some time ago and solved it as follows (in Java):
The XTextViewCursor jumps to all relevant XTextRanges. The found
positions(X,Y) and the page number can you store in a
help.
i'm currently working on an addon for open office writer. and i use java and
netbeans' plugin for openoffice.
i already have a menu and toolbar for the addon.
my next step would be to make a dialog or anything like a window that would
contain the functions for my addon.
the point is
You can create dialogs or windows either using Java SWING/AWT (easy) or
use the OOo Dialog Editor (tricky).
Please note that you cannot change the LookAndFeel of SWING GUIs afaik.
On 03/02/09 13:10, allirpa wrote:
help.
i'm currently working on an addon for open office writer. and i use java
How can I get the user defined properties from an ooo file using the
java ooo sdk??
I've been trying and trying with no success :(
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2009/3/2 Peter Eberlein pet@refofd.verwalt-berlin.de:
Hi Morten,
Morten Omholt Alver schrieb:
2009/2/26 Peter Eberlein pet@refofd.verwalt-berlin.de:
I got a similar problem some time ago and solved it as follows (in Java):
The XTextViewCursor jumps to all relevant XTextRanges. The
giancarlo
do not match in Java but in basic:
thiscomponent.documentinfo.propertyvalues(0).name or
thiscomponent.documentinfo.getpropertyvalue( the name)
a user defined property is a property of the documentinfo and can been
accesed by index or by name
hop it helps
Fernand
gives yo
is it possible to deploy an applet in an open office addon window?
get me?
please help. :)
tnx.
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ye! solved with this:
XMultiComponentFactory xmcf = m_xContext.getServiceManager();
Object desktop =
xmcf.createInstanceWithContext(com.sun.star.frame.Desktop, m_xContext);
XDesktop xDesktop = (XDesktop)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XDesktop.class, desktop);
is there even a way on how to convert an applet to be able to insert it to an
open office document?
here's the scenario: I have an addon button in open office writer that opens
an applet when clicked.
when I close the button, the graphics rendered in the applet must be
transferred to the
Hello allirpa,
On Monday 02 March 2009, 23:06, allirpa wrote:
is there even a way on how to convert an applet to be able to insert it to
an open office document?
here's the scenario: I have an addon button in open office writer that
opens an applet when clicked.
when I close the button, the
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