Mathias Bauer wrote:
As it seems you don't apply any modifications to the Ooo installation,
but you deliver your application to your users, right?
Do they have to execute a setup for this? You could deliver the macro or
component mentioned above as a UNO package and integrate it into your
instal
Ales Kahanek wrote:
> What do you think about following solution built in the standard OOo
> instalation: when starting saving document OOo will create a very small
> file (only a several bytes) with name corresponding with the original
> file and remove this temporary file after saving is fini
Mathias Bauer wrote:
Ales Kahanek wrote:
I have found this:
"In OpenOffice.org API the Listener mechanism is used to add a handler
for a specific event. This is not possible from Delphi because the COM
bridge does not support call-back primitives necessary for that purpose."
Now, as we use De
Ales Kahanek wrote:
> I have found this:
>
> "In OpenOffice.org API the Listener mechanism is used to add a handler
> for a specific event. This is not possible from Delphi because the COM
> bridge does not support call-back primitives necessary for that purpose."
>
> Now, as we use Delphi, this
I have found this:
"In OpenOffice.org API the Listener mechanism is used to add a handler
for a specific event. This is not possible from Delphi because the COM
bridge does not support call-back primitives necessary for that purpose."
Now, as we use Delphi, this is not the right way for us. Is
Ales Kahanek wrote:
>> If you placed a listener in every open document you would
>> get notifications when they are closed
> This sounds good, could you, please, point me to the right direction
> about listener? Are there some documents or info how to do this?
Our Developers Guide contains a ch
Mathias Bauer wrote:
> Relying on the "locked" state of a file IMHO is a hack (sorry). But
Yes, I know that this is not the best way, but there are many
applications that do their job in many different ways and if the "check
if the process is active" scenario fails, then this is may be the last
