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CC|'richfearn' |'mux2005,richfearn'
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Oct 2 12:24:50 +0000
2008 -------
Our organization has hit this problem, too and it's a usability issue for us.
The user triggers an action on the server (e.g. via a web app) and the
user-visible result is supposed to be that a document comes out of the user's
printer. From the user's POV he is interacting with a server. It's very
undesirable to have an unexpected OpenOffice.org window pop up on the user in
which he can observe (or even worse disturb by careless mouse clicks/key
presses) the macro-driven document generation.
I have examined the problem and I've noticed that the XBrowseNode-tree for an
invisible document lacks the macro-leaves, i.e. if you take the
XScriptProviderSupplier interface of the invisible document and then use
getScriptProvider() to get its script provider (which implements XBrowseNode)
and start walking the XBrowseNode tree, you get the child node "Basic", but this
node has no children. It should have the Basic macros as children. Maybe this
information can help pinpoint the issue.
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