Hello Oliver,
I had a look on your example (because dispatch interception is more my
area then Carsten ones).
One question ... is the demo you sent the real application or a demo only ?
The problem is that your main() method does the following one:
a) bootstrap an office
b) retrieving the UNO context from the office
c) retrieving important UNO services
(a'la Desktop, CurrentComponent etcpp)
d) register the dispatch interceptor
e) disable all macro-commands by returning NULL inside queryDispatch()
f) leaving main
g) terminating the JVM !
And thats exactly your problem. Nobody hold the client process alive.
So you register some UNO listener inside the office, shutdown the JVM
and all these listener are dead.
Solution:
Please make sure your demo application will wait for an event which
indicates that all processes are finished. Or better: write an AddOn
instead of a client application. Such AddOn is used inside the office
process and lives till all UNO-Java objects are gone or the office
process will be terminated explicitly.
Best Regards
Andreas
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