The settings in the configuration are deprecated. Instead the java
framework uses its own "settings file" which it accesses without using
UNO service. This is necessary for bootstrapping java. When one uses UNO
one never now if a service requires Java.
There exists a C API which one can use to set and read settings for the
current user. There is currently no way to to do this for all users. The
header can be found at jvmfwk/inc/framework.h
-Joachim
Andre Heine wrote:
Hi Juergen,
Am Dienstag, 26. Februar 2008 10:05 schrieb Juergen Schmidt:
no the normal office configuration is not the right place to store Java
settings because Java is potentially used/necessary during the bootstrap
process of UNO depending on what the user is doing and from where.
If the way via the options dialog is not satisfying for you and you
prefer a programmatic way, maybe Joachim can tell us if it is possible
at all. I am currently not sure what the related C API provides.
Ok, I'm waiting for Joachim's answer. May be he has an idea or an solution...
My specific problem is, that I can't sudo to root and install the necessary
jars and jni libs in the distribution java environment;()
So, these java settings was a good place for me...
Best regards
Andre
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