Hi Herter,
if it works well in Basic and does not work in Java application, it
looks more like a threading problem. The basic scripts are executed in
the main thread ( as well as the actions triggered from UI ). But in
case a java application uses API through a bridge, an additional thread
Hi Caleb,
yes, actually it is designed so. If a scripting component is intended to
let Office stay alive when the last UI-window has been closed, the
component has to register itself as a TerminateListener on the Desktop
object.
Please use the following link to read more about it:
Hi Aleksandar,
in the link you have posted
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/411248
it is mentioned that this is a Samba problem, that is solved by
degrading the Samba version in Ubuntu.
OOo has this problem reported in the following issue
Hi Petteri,
That sounds very strange, I have never heard about such behavior. From
the first view I would suspect that the closing of the component starts
an asynchronous action that prevents a successful object destruction.
Are you using the standard OOo build or the one that is provided by
Hi
On 12/17/09 17:14, Mikhail Voytenko wrote:
Hi,
an Impress document can just be exported to PNG using the related filter.
Writer and Spreadsheet documents do not have such export filter. I would
suggest to use ::com::sun::star::datatransfer::XTransferable interface
implemented
Hi,
an Impress document can just be exported to PNG using the related filter.
Writer and Spreadsheet documents do not have such export filter. I would
suggest to use ::com::sun::star::datatransfer::XTransferable interface
implemented by the model. Please see the following link for details.
/09 10:26, Juergen Schmidt wrote:
Mikhail Voytenko wrote:
Hi,
On 11/06/09 08:50, Juergen Schmidt wrote:
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Hello Wei,
On Thursday 05 November 2009, 22:51, Wei Min Teo wrote:
I'm not going to use any filters or perhaps it automatically uses a
default
filter. Anyway
Hi,
On 11/06/09 08:50, Juergen Schmidt wrote:
Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Hello Wei,
On Thursday 05 November 2009, 22:51, Wei Min Teo wrote:
I'm not going to use any filters or perhaps it automatically uses a
default
filter. Anyway, to clarify, I think my problem occurs with opening
*.doc
Hi Wei Min,
it depends from the API you are using.
I suspect that you are using loadComponentFromURL(), in this case you
can provide the InteractionHandler in the MediaDescriptor, the
InteractionHandler would handle the document password request in this case.
If the standard InteractionHandler
Hi Philipp,
On 07/06/09 11:25, Vil wrote:
Hi,
I obviously stumbled across the new locking mechanism (which means I failed
at implementing it under 3.0 in the first place ;-))
My intention is to move a open document from one location to a new one.
What are the steps I have to make, in order to
Hello Ariel, Benjamin,
On 06/21/09 20:06, Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Here are some doubts I had when looking at the code that used to work fine in
OOo 2.x:
* if you see the C++ code attached, in previous versions I had to change first
the size of the BaseFrame object's shape (that is,
Hi Benjamin,
Sorry, but editing of a document is not allowed if it is already edited
by the office. I assume that you could reach it since OOo3.0.x does not
use system file locking, so the document file can be edited in parallel.
This is actually the reason why OOo3.1 supports the system file
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Hi Raman,
The set of supported types depends from the components you have installed.
You can instantiate the com.sun.star.document.TypeDetection service
and use ::com::sun::star::container::XNameAccess::getElementNames() call
to get the list of available types.
Best regards,
Mikhail.
On
Hi Giuseppe,
On 04/15/09 20:14, Giuseppe Castagno wrote:
I guess that if I can open the substorage, I can open the contained
streams as well.
Usually yes, but in case it is a stream in the storage you get from
document, it might be locked as well.
Best regards,
Mikhail.
,
this is a long message, so please be patient ;-).
Mikhail Voytenko wrote:
Hi,
indeed, the usage of XStorageBasedDocument is the correct approach to
get the storage the document is based on. It allows get the storage
implementation related to the package format. META-INF/manifest.xml
stream
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an open document.
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