Hello Peter,
Peter Ambagtsheer wrote (16-1-2009 20:03)
I have made an ERP application for my small business.
...
But I am willing to donate it to the OpenOffice Project. If you are
interested, you could convert it to an small size ERP template for OO
Base. Currently it is written menu driven
Gianpiero Napoli schrieb:
Hi,
in an AddIn I want to store the cell position that call the function of the
addIn.
Let say that I have an AddIn in Java with the function int foo(int par0).
I want to know the name or the position of the cell that has called this
function. Is it possibile? How I
I have a problem in compiling openoffice 2.4 (OOH680_m12). After compiling for
a long time, there is an error:
s: 0; [total]: allocs: 0, frees: 0
Thread: 1 :rtl_cache_deactivate(rtl_alloc_4096): [slab]: allocs: 0,
frees: 0; total: 0, used: 0; [cpu]: allocs: 0, frees: 0; [total]: allocs:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Emmanuel Begue wrote:
Hello,
In the case of an OOo filter (XSLT) that takes
a long time to run (big source document) is there
a way to provide some kind of feedback to the
end user?
When using the same transformation from a
command line, I use xsl:message instructions
to
Hi Andrew,
No, that's not good enough. I want the full names of the file formats,
specific version information if available, and common file
extensions associated with the supported filters.
-
Albert
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Douglas Pitonyak [mailto:and...@pitonyak.org]
Hi Emmanuel,
OOo recently switched to saxon for xsl transformations and with saxon
there you can have a quite nice solution for displaying messages from
OOo XSLT Filters:
You can have a small java extension that gets the Saxon Controller and
than tells it to use your own MessageEmmiter for
Hi Albert,
Albert Law wrote:
Hi Andrew,
No, that's not good enough. I want the full names of the file formats,
specific version information if available, and common file extensions
associated with the supported filters.
Maybe, if you research the online docs, starting out with
Hi Rony,
You know... after reading your reply, I think I posted the question in the
wrong mailing list. I forgot that developers tend to
solve things by digging in the code or running some code or reading
documentation for the code.
I'm really just wanted a marketing answer. :P
-
Albert
Hello Bernd (with a d, sorry about that in my last message!),
Thank you very much, I tested it and it worked
(in OOO300m9, build 9358).
What I don't understand though is that I had to
declare Saxon9 in the classpath setting (as you
said): but I thought OOO3 shipped with Saxon9?
(saxon9.jar is
