Hi Thomas,
it is more interesting why the plugin doesn't work anymore.
- on which platform do you work?
- which version of the plugin do you use?
- which office version do you use?
- which SDK version do you use?
Related to your question, check the SDK add-in example to see how you
can build an oxt package with gnu make. Maybe it's easier for you to
understand the necessary steps as to read the ant scripts in NetBeans.
And of course read the appropriate chapter in the DevGuide where you can
find all the info about the package descriptor file description.xml.
Maybe start with
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/Extensions/Checklist_for_Writing_Extensions
Juergen
Thomas wrote:
Hi all,
i developed already some Calc-Addins with Java and Netbeans and the
OO-Netbeans-Plugin. Now i want to know the steps what i have to do to
develop a Addin without Netbeans because the OO-Netbeans-Plugin doesn't
work any longer (i already send a bug report).
I already have:
1) a working plugin (CentralRegistrationClass.java,
OOCalcAddin_Solar.java, XOOCalcAddin_Solar.java,
OOCalcAddin_SolarImpl.java, CalcAddins.xcu, description.xml)
2) i can compile the idl-files to urd-files
3) i can merge the urd files to types.rdb
4) i can use javamaker to create the java classes
My question ist, what i should do next? At the end, i want to have a
working package (.oxt) which i can install with the Extension Manager.
Best regards,
Tom
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