Well, it seems the problem was that I didn't dispose and close the
xDatabaseDocument and xModel :-/
Hi Robert,
Did you already compare a hand made file with the new file you created
via API? May be you could find the difference there.
Best regards,
Ocke
Pascal Robert wrote:
Hi Ocke,
I tried that, didn't work :-(
Hi Pascal,
the problem may be that you are using the wrong table filter. Could
you please the table name without the extension? -> "test"
Best regards,
Ocke
Pascal Robert wrote:
Hi,
I have a lot of troubles when I try to create a text datasource
from Java. The database got created but the table (who should be
based on the CSV file) never appears. My test CSV file has only 3
lines and it correctly formatted. I was thinking that maybe it's a
bug in OOo for OS X but I tried on RedHat ES 3 and I have the same
problem. The code :
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public void createNewDataSource() {
mDataSourceDir = "/Users/probert/Travail/OpenOffice/";
mTableName = "test.csv";
try{
XSingleServiceFactory factory =
(XSingleServiceFactory)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XSingleServiceFactory.class,
mxMSF.createInstance("com.sun.star.sdb.DatabaseContext"));
XNamingService xServ = (XNamingService)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XNamingService.class, factory);
Object dataSource = factory.createInstance();
XDocumentDataSource xDocumentDataSource =
(XDocumentDataSource)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XDocumentDataSource.class, dataSource);
XOfficeDatabaseDocument xDatabaseDocument =
xDocumentDataSource.getDatabaseDocument();
XStorable store = (XStorable)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XStorable.class, xDatabaseDocument);
XModel model = (XModel)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XModel.class, xDatabaseDocument);
String storeFileName =
"file:///Users/probert/Travail/OpenOffice/test.odb";
store.storeAsURL(storeFileName, model.getArgs());
xServ.registerObject(mDataSourceName, dataSource);
XPropertySet props = (XPropertySet)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XPropertySet.class, dataSource);
props.setPropertyValue("URL", "sdbc:flat:" +
mDataSourceDir);
String tableFilter[] = new String[1];
tableFilter[0] = new String(mTableName);
props.setPropertyValue("TableFilter", tableFilter);
PropertyValue[] cProps = new PropertyValue[8];
cProps[0] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[0].Name = "Extension";
cProps[0].Value = "csv";
cProps[1] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[1].Name = "Charset";
cProps[1].Value = "windows-1252";
cProps[2] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[2].Name = "FixedLength";
cProps[2].Value = "True";
cProps[3] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[3].Name = "HeaderLine";
cProps[3].Value = "True";
cProps[4] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[4].Name = "FieldDelimiter";
cProps[4].Value = ",";
cProps[5] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[5].Name = "StringDelimiter";
cProps[5].Value = "\"";
cProps[6] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[6].Name = "DecimalDelimiter";
cProps[6].Value = ".";
cProps[7] = new PropertyValue();
cProps[7].Name = "ThousandDelimiter";
cProps[7].Value = ";";
props.setPropertyValue("Info", cProps);
props.setPropertyValue("User","probert");
store.store();
}
catch(Exception e) {
System.err.println ("Error creating data source: " + e);
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
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BTW, do I can read the properties of a working text datasource ? I
want to compare properties from the two databases but I can't find
which method should I use to see the properties of an opened
database.
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