Thanks!
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
'oFormDoc = oFormDef.execute(sOpenMode, nCmd, eEmpty) ' Variable NOT
defined
'oFormDoc = oFormDef.execute(sOpenMode, nCmd, oNull) ' Object
Variable NOT set
'oFormDoc = oFormDef.execute(sOpenMode, nCmd, NULL) ' Object Variable
NOT set
'oFormDef.releaseCommandIdentifier(nCmd)
In all three cases, the error message was not about the last parameter,
but about "sOpenMode". |execute| does not take a string, but a
com.sun.star.ucb.Command - sorry for the confusion, I blindly assumed it
were a string. This of course (unnecessarily) complicates the macro when
using |execute|.
To make things worse, our implementation currently also requires a
OpenCommandArgument2 to be present in the Command structure - either
directly in its |Argument| member, or, if |Argument| is an array of
property values, in one of the values in this array. This again is
unnecessary, but sadly complicates things even more.
The complete solution would look as follows:
Dim identifier as Long
identifier = oForm.createCommandIdentifier()
Dim UcbCommand as new com.sun.star.ucb.Command
UcbCommand.Name = "openDesign"
Dim Arguments as new com.sun.star.ucb.OpenCommandArgument2
Arguments.Mode = com.sun.star.ucb.OpenMode.DOCUMENT
UcbCommand.Argument = Arguments
Dim environment as Object
Dim component as Object
component = oForm.execute( UcbCommand, identifier, environment )
This, of course, makes me to completely withdraw my statement about
|execute| being easier to use than |loadComponentFromURL| :(
(though I think we will do something about it, at least we should not
required an OpenCommandArgument, but default it)
Ciao
Frank
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