On 02/18/2008 02:05 AM, Alan Lord wrote: > Kristian Rink wrote: >> Folks; >> >> so far I have enjoyed using OO.o as a desktop-based office application >> on my machine, now I want to move things to some other level: So far >> we're using a document management system automatically generating >> documents using MS Office on a Windows machine, relying upon VB macros >> and a more or less unstable integration. I would like to replace this >> mechanism by an OO.o integrated into a Java EE (web) application >> remotely calling (one out of several?) OO.o server instances to do the >> job. My question, however: Where to get started doing so? So far I once >> have managed to start openoffice in server mode, but, looking at the >> SDK, I mainly have seen all sorts of introductions how to deal with >> building GUI extensions. Any tutorials on how to embed a "headless" >> openoffice into a Java application? >> >> TIA and best regards, >> Kristian >> > > Take a look at Alfresco. They do exactly that! > > HTH > > Al >
And here is how to install specifically for "Run headless OpenOffice using the xvfb dummy X server": http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Installing_Alfresco_on_Ubuntu_7.10 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
