Re: Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

[Alexandro Colorado]

You can use the AOO engine as a service which allows you to do this on
a browser. The efforts to embed AOO in a Jar are usually very slow,
and not really as reliable.

Using webservices that consume OpenDocument format are also a good way
to approach this. But the UI needs to be builted.

Here is an indepth tutorial to use Dojo (a similar library to JQuery)
to build web based user interface while at the same time use AOO as
the engine for the calculations etc.
http://www.javaworld.com/article/2077861/open-source-tools/web-based-spreadsheets-with-openoffice-org-and-dojo.html

There are other projects that are more free to do a wiki like: www-at-odf.
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/ODF@WWW

And other webproducts that use/read ODF:
http://webodf.org/
Also:


On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 5:24 PM, Pedro Giffuni  wrote:
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> Helo Sharoon;
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> It sound like Apache POI would satisfy your requirement:
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> http://poi.apache.org/
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> Regards,
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> Pedro.
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Re: Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

[Pedro Giffuni]

Helo Sharoon;

It sound like Apache POI would satisfy your requirement:

http://poi.apache.org/

Regards,

Pedro.

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RE: Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

[Dennis E. Hamilton]

Apache OpenOffice is written primarily in C++.
There are means to integration with Java.

There is an API that is available as part of the OpenOffice SDK.  See this 
information: <http://www.openoffice.org/api/SDK/>.  Note that this page has not 
been updated since 2008 and there may be difficulties integrating on your 
platform.

However, if you expect for the UI of OpenOffice to be made available to on-line 
clients from a server, that is not something OpenOffice will do directly.  
There are ways to run it remotely but it involves having (or creating) user 
accounts for each connected user so that there is no conflict with user profile 
information (and also controlling where documents can be found and saved).  The 
server must provide the means for having the GUI of the running instance of 
OpenOffice tied to a remote console.  

If you want to embed the editor in your project's own on-line connection and 
UI, much like a Rich Text Editor, the OpenOffice SDK might not be enough.

Also, since you want to be editing Word and Excel documents, your users may not 
be so satisfied with the different interface of OpenOffice (or they might love 
it!).  You should know that Apache OpenOffice does not save files in OOXML at 
this time.  OOXML can only be imported.  There are fewer limitations for .doc 
and .xls.

 - Dennis

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so other volunteers can also contribute to your question.  If you have many 
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-Original Message-
From: Sharoon D. Dcunha [mailto:sharoon.dcu...@laurusis.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2015 02:24
To: dev@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

Hi  There,
This is Sharoon from Laurus Infosystems Bangalore, India. I am 
glad to know that your derivatives like StarOffice are being integrated to 
certain products and solutions. I have few queries which you probably can 
resolve:
I need an inline editor to be integrated to my java J2EE project  that can edit 
word and excel documents online and save it without being downloaded.
Are there any utilities like API's or jars that you provide to integrate ?
Are there any dependencies while using it(framework or database wise)?
Is it open source or paid software?

Waiting for your reply .



Thanks & Regards,
Sharoon  D. D'cunha
Software Engineer Grade -I



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Re: Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

[Fernando Cassia]

On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 6:23 AM, Sharoon D. Dcunha <
sharoon.dcu...@laurusis.com> wrote:

> This is Sharoon from Laurus Infosystems Bangalore, India. I am glad to
> know that your derivatives like StarOffice are being integrated to certain
> products and solutions
>

StarOffice no longer exists. A byproduct of the Libreoffice fork was Oracle
laying off the OpenOffice devs which worked on the commercial product (by
then renamed "Oracle Open Office" (sans the .org)

See http://pages.citebite.com/e7v0f3m9sder


> . I have few queries which you probably can resolve:
> I need an inline editor to be integrated to my java J2EE project  that can
> edit word and excel documents online and save it without being downloaded.
> Are there any utilities like API's or jars that you provide to integrate ?
>

OpenOffice.org and now AOO is written in C, not Java.


> Are there any dependencies while using it(framework or database wise)?
>

Look, for your work you are better off looking at http://www.joeffice.com/
which is Java based

Is it open source or paid software?
> Waiting for your reply .
>

To be blunt, for a software engineer you come across as very unreliable, if
you can't seem to do basic googling to see if the project you are asking
about is open source or not, or if it is written in java or C.

I for one would never hire you or the company you work for, seeing that you
were unable to check the AOO site or the wikipedia entry for AOO.

I say the above speaking only for myself and as a lurker on this list not
formally associated with the AOO dev team.

FC


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Need to integrate OpenOffice writer in java project

[Sharoon D. Dcunha]

Hi  There,
This is Sharoon from Laurus Infosystems Bangalore, India. I am 
glad to know that your derivatives like StarOffice are being integrated to 
certain products and solutions. I have few queries which you probably can 
resolve:
I need an inline editor to be integrated to my java J2EE project  that can edit 
word and excel documents online and save it without being downloaded.
Are there any utilities like API's or jars that you provide to integrate ?
Are there any dependencies while using it(framework or database wise)?
Is it open source or paid software?

Waiting for your reply .



Thanks & Regards,
Sharoon  D. D'cunha
Software Engineer Grade -I



Laurus Infosystems (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Plot No. 100 - 101
Export Promotion Industrial Park | Whitefield
Bangalore - 560 066 | India

T   +91 9743780935
E   sharoon.dcu...@laurusis.com
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