Hi Jennifer,
Jennifer Palm-Ensign wrote:
Hi Stephan,
Thanks for your response.
What I'm doing is building a little application in my Windows
environment where I do
have OpenOffice 2.0 installed as well as the Open Office jdk. Am using
NetBeans for this.
I do have the jars - juh.jar,
Hi Stephan,
Thanks for your response.
What I'm doing is building a little application in my Windows
environment where I do
have OpenOffice 2.0 installed as well as the Open Office jdk. Am using
NetBeans for this.
I do have the jars - juh.jar, jurt.jar, ridl.jar, unoil.jar, plus
jut.jar and
Hi Jennifer,
You need to insert the full qualified (!) filenames into the CLASSPATH:
unoil.jar
sandbox.jar
ridl.jar
jurt.jar
juh.jar
Full qualified means that you have to insert the complete path to the
staroffice8/program/classes/ folder for each file. No wildcards allowed.
This should
