Hi Alexandro, thank you for your mail. Although it did not solve my problem, it was very interesting:
> -> /usr/share/applications/defaults.list > This file contains the applications which cause a double-click success. > All Mime types will point to a desktop file. This file contains the line: -----%<----- application/x-dia-diagram=dia-common.desktop -----%<----- and is thus correct. > -> /usr/share/applications/[application_name].desktop > This is the file where "defaults.list" will point to. One of the most > important things inside this file is the entry "MimeType=". The file dia-common.desktop exists and has correct information in it. > -> /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache > Contains information in similar form shown for file "defaults.list" in > same directory. This file contains ALL associations given to a mime > type. There is no need for a specified order of desktop files (see XMMS > example lateron) This file again contains the line: -----%<----- application/x-dia-diagram=dia-common.desktop -----%<----- and is thus correct. > -> /usr/share/mime (Directory) > This directory contains several information. The sub-directories - > excluding packages - contain information about given mime types. You'll > see that many mime types already exist. > The packages directory contains the DATABASE calles freedesktop.org.xml! The corresponding file for Dia diagrams is /usr/share/mime/application/x-dia-diagram.xml exists and has correct contents. > -> /usr/share/mime/globs > This file contains the file extensions, associated to the mime-types. Contains the line: -----%<----- application/x-dia-diagram:*.dia -----%<----- and is correct again. Nonetheless OpenOffice opens Firefox when trying to open a Dia diagram with the command SystemShellExecute.execute(<document>). But thanks for your hints. Has anybody some background information or should I file an issue? Greetings, Tobias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
