Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Hmm,
just to be sure: if I add my jar-file ("oorexx-uno.jar", containing a
plain Java-class that itself will access UNO classes) to a package
("ScriptProviderForooRexx.jar") and add the (extension) entry in the
package's manifest file:
Class-Path: oorexx-uno.jar
Would that be sufficient in that all Java-programs that got invoked via
the scripting engine can get access to the content of "oorexx-uno.jar"?
no, it isn't sufficient, only the component jar can use the classes
coming with your oorexx-uno.jar. Components are loaded via an own
classloader and typically only UNO objects are exported/returned over an
public UNO API of the component (existing or new API's). If you want to
make the pure Java API available for common use you have to convert it
into an UNO API or make it available over the java settings.
But let me think about it if it might be useful ...
Juergen
If not, where could I find infos on how to supply the needed entries in
the manifest file for the package?
Regards,
---rony
Kay Ramme - Sun Germany - Hamburg wrote:
Ollie,
Oliver Braun wrote:
All jars files in <jre>/lib/ext are added to the CLASSPATH
automatically, having something similar in OOo would be nice.
I am wondering, what the use cases would be. Only think I can come up
with is to simplify the development of components (avoiding zipping
and installation).
The "program/classes" directory is currently an implementation detail
only, switching to the URE is going to change the directory structure
incompatible. By the way, there is not yet a "user/classes" directory,
so that jar files could only be added to the base installation.
I thought that being able to edit the javasettings file would be
sufficient.
Regards,
Oliver
Kay
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