Juergen Schmidt wrote:
> denis wrote:
>> But now I have noticed that when using bootstrap(), OpenOffice
>> does not accept TCP/IP-connections anymore (I've changed
>> Setup.xcu so OO would normally listen on a port).
>>
>> I managed to accept TCP-clients manually using
>> com.sun.star.connection.Acceptor. But this way I have to create
>> my own thread and take care about the whole client managing which
>> seems to be very error-prone (currently I get random segfaults).
>>
>> So my question is now: How do I start OO with bootstrap() and
>> still accept TCP/IP-clients?
>
> That is currently not possible. The bootstrap() mechanism connects
> always via a named pipe.
OK, then I have to do accept() by myself.
Currently I only have the code below, which already works quite
well. But I wonder if there is more I have to take care about.
Can this code run safely in his own thread? ('serviceManager' and
'context' are retrieved in the main thread after bootstrap())
Do I have to take care about the clients in some way?
Thanks for any hints and pointers.
Here is the code:
struct ServiceManagerProvider :
public cppu::WeakImplHelper1<XInstanceProvider> {
Reference<XInterface> serviceManager;
ServiceManagerProvider (Reference<XInterface> smgr):
serviceManager(smgr) {
}
Reference<XInterface> SAL_CALL getInstance (const rtl::OUString& name)
throw () {
if (name == Ostr("StarOffice.ServiceManager"))
return serviceManager;
return 0;
}
};
Reference<XAcceptor> acceptor(serviceManager->createInstanceWithContext(
Ostr("com.sun.star.connection.Acceptor"),
context),
UNO_QUERY);
Reference<XBridgeFactory> bridgeFactory(
serviceManager->createInstanceWithContext(
Ostr("com.sun.star.bridge.BridgeFactory"),
context),
UNO_QUERY);
OUString connstr(connectionString(host, port));
for (;;) {
Reference<XConnection> client(acceptor->accept(connstr));
if (!client.is())
return;
bridgeFactory->createBridge(Ostr(""), Ostr("urp"), client,
new ServiceManagerProvider(serviceManager));
}
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