onTester.java:402)
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The remainder of the UNO interface appears to function as expected.
Is there something different about Ubuntu OO that causes this to fail,
and how can we fix it.
Thanx
John Sisson
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The great resource for OO-Basic programming is Andrew Pitonyak's
OpenOffice.org Macros Explained. In there is a lot of help on all
aspects of ooBasic programming including String functions such as
split() which along with trim() seems appropriate to your task.
Thanx - John S
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affected by custom
aspects of the service configurations. It's a bit more code work to hook
up this way; and it's a lot harder to install properly.
- John Sisson
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From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ramon F Herrera
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Hello,
We use a java program to drive documents in an OO instance; part of
loading the document is to get a printable accessor:
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private XComponent theComponent;
private XTextDocumenttextDocument;
private XPrintable printable;
private PropertyValueprinterProps[];
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We have a similar situation; we submit documents to OO for 'rendering';
if the process times out in some way we kill OpenOffice. Since this is a
windows system, we use the TASKKILL.exe tool and just execute it via the
java System calls. I am sure that there are matching supervisory widgets
for all
Hi
The thread/subject 'How to get the Version?' has a way that a java client that
has a hook to OO can do this. Previous posts on other similar threads have
discussed how OO Basic can do the same.
John Sisson
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From: Jorge Marques Pelizzoni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello
I have switched to oo-2 and find that the package deployer pushes
deployed files one level deeper than was the case for oo-1. Since I use
an XCS/XCU setup to locate out suites of custom macros, I need to know
the version (1 or 2) in spite of 'masterly advice'. In the spirit of the
Pitonyak
with 100 and more clients using our product which runs OO
in a managed window as a service to a Java app. As you can imagine,
providing a 'one-touch' install is pretty important at update time. Your
help here will be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
John Sisson
to hear how to do it.
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Thanx to all for this info. The startup option flags are set and it
appears that the executable is going quietly out of business since we do
not record any hangs during extended operation (the dog that did not
bark in the night).
There is already a no-helper connection setup with an XBridge
them from scratch.
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to launch a basic macro on behalf of one client
while another is running on behalf of another client?
- is there any defense against this?
- I imagine it would require some mutexes in the heart of the oo side
of XDispatch
thank you
john sisson
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