Hi Caio Tiago,
thank you *very* much, your directions worked right out of the book! ;)
First I deinstalled the Ubuntu OOo, then followed your instructions and
was able to install the genuine OOo from the OOo homepage, getting the
standard installation tree on the /opt branch.
Could get the Java
Hi Jim,
You should get the Software Development Kit from your distribution or
from http://api.openoffice.org, there are examples in
SDK/examples/DevelopersGuide/FirstSteps
This assumes, that the Java program I use would not work. However, it is
a simple test-program which has been working like
Hi there,
just wanted to report that the genuine OOo 2.1 can be invoked via Java
from the command line, whereas the Ubuntu version cannot.
Did remove the genuine OOo 2.1 and re-installed the Ubuntu OOo 2.0.4
version (the latest they have). The Ubuntu version places the binaries
into
I am running oOo 2.1 on ubuntu...
I am running the standard jdk 1.5.08 installation... everything works
fine for me.
I noticed that i had to explicitly enable Java in oOo after the
installation, by going to tools-options-java and expicitly selecting
a JVM there
maybe that is the step
I noticed you were setting a whole lot of classpaths
i would suggest you get hold of netbeans 6 milestone 5 IDE, and
install the openoffice development plugin on top of that. It takes a
lot of pain out of the openoffice development process.by detecting
and setting up environment
Hi,
ashok _ wrote:
I am running oOo 2.1 on ubuntu...
I am running the standard jdk 1.5.08 installation... everything works
fine for me.
I noticed that i had to explicitly enable Java in oOo after the
installation, by going to tools-options-java and expicitly selecting
a JVM there
Hello Rony:
I used your code to successfully build and execute an openoffice UNO
client application.
(See the attached code).
i executed the jar file from the command line using:
java -jar helloworld.jar
and it launched openoffice writer and wrote the hellow world text into
the editor
