Hi,
a default office installation is probably more correct than old comments
in a forum or so ... My recommendation is to trust the installation
program a little bit more ;-)
I am looking forward to here some general feedback about the plugin from
you.
Juergen
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I figured this out...
This morning i had a problem with the
com.sun.star.comp.helper.Bootstrap.bootstrap() method...
Searching in the OpenOffice forum i found that the juh.jar should have been
in the same folder as soffice.exe.. So i removed it from the
URE\share\java....
That it was that caused the problem..
Now i placed it back to its initial's position and now the wizard for the
OpenOficce component works normally...
thank you..
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Hello ,
I had a problem specified in the
http://www.nabble.com/Intermediate-version%3A-OpenOffice.org-API-plugin-for-NetBeans-2.0.1-td20442526.html
I downloaded the plug-in 2.0.1 and now i Cannot create a new project
OpenOffice Component..My problem is that on step where i need to "define
New data Type" i cannot click to select the Interface i want.
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20601678/ooComponent.jpg
In order to overcome the problem i write the interface i want..
But furthermore i cannot then add the Implement "Add Service/Interface"
Is this something i did the wrong way?
Thanks
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