Thanks for answering/Hi,
the windows version of my app does not work.
I would use custom classloader approach.
OK, lets go for it.
problem is how does Java locate the JARs (its not only
officebean.jar).Also the officebean.jar must be located first. In the
SDK there should be an example of
Hi,
ooobean is great, I use it in a small project (gnuaccounting.sf.net),
but I have a problem:
my app only works when ooobean.jar is in the classpath. I can't deploy
ooobean.jar with my application because it uses relative paths to the
installed openoffice. I can't use sth. like a custom
Hi Simon,
and thanks for your answer and the classloader-sample-code,
normally if you have the oo-jars (all from oo-home/program/classes) in
your classpath (manifest or CLASSPATH or with the -cp switch) the
libraries are found. There is a helüper-class, which load the
If you want to deploy your
