Hi Joerg,
Yes. In OOo 1.1 Java settings were stored in the configuration. But the configuration of course requires UNO. And a started UNO infrastructure could already contain Java components. It would even be possible to write a configuration backend in UNO. So in general it may be the case that the (single) in-process JVM service must be up and running before the configuration is usable. That leads to a serious bootstrap problem, so in OOo 2 the Java configuration data had to be moved out of the configuration service. Similarly anything need to configure UNO (e.g. what registries to use) can't be managed by the configuration service.
Ah, that explains it. But this also implies that there is no possibility to chnage those settings programmatically? If so, wouldn't it be better to make it less complex than XML - i.e. an INI file?
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