Re: [dev] More than one interface inside a .idl file

Nikolai Pretzell wrote: Hi Ary, Hi, im trying to registry two interfaces inside the same .idl file... I can't give you a workaround (others probably can), but AFAIK, the creators of UNO IDL did explicitely intend, there should only be one IDL type in one IDL file. This is a feature, not a

[dev] GET PAID to fix some simple Open Office bugs

I'm wondering if anyone can provide any help on this: We are attempting to incorporate Open Office as part of a mainstream application in the Newspaper industry. We are not equipped to modify source ourselves, just trying to use Open office as written. Newspapers require control over line

Re: [dev] More than one interface inside a .idl file

Hi, Ary Junior wrote: Hi, im trying to registry two interfaces inside the same .idl file... This isn't relevant. What is relevant is that you have two implementation classes in your jar file. BTW: You should register services or implementations, not interfaces. these interfaces are implemented

Re: [dev] error on head

Hi Ken, Ken Foskey wrote: Has anyone seen this error and have anything to fix it? ... languages ENUS ... ** ERROR: ERROR: Missing files in function: remove_Files_Without_Sourcedirectory ** [...] Fri

Re: [dev] More than one interface inside a .idl file

Stephan Bergmann wrote: Nikolai Pretzell wrote: Hi Ary, Hi, im trying to registry two interfaces inside the same .idl file... I can't give you a workaround (others probably can), but AFAIK, the creators of UNO IDL did explicitely intend, there should only be one IDL type in one IDL file. This

[dev] Re: Disable the document restore function in OOo 1.9.x

Thank you How does it work with the Officebean? Jürgen Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... start your office with -norestore Manuel wrote: Hello There Does anybody know how I can disable the document restore function in OOo 1.9.x after

Re: [dev] Re: Java / SWT / OpenOffice / Ole Problem

Tobias Himstedt wrote: oleClientSite = new OleClientSite(oleFrame, SWT.NONE, opendocument.WriterDocument.1); That pretty much looks like OLE stuff. Yes, internalay this oleClient.save method results in a JNI which in turn calls a OleSave function (where ever that comes from).