A. Klitzing wrote:
Hi Ocke,
I found that site but I didn't know how a macro can help me in C++. ;-)
That's not the point. When you execute the macro it creates a
configuration entry for your driver. At startup Base scan the
configuration and after that knows what to when the user selects one of
them. Later on you can copy the configuration entry found at
$user/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/DataAccess.xcu and put it into
your zip package.
I tried it and I have a box with a "selection"-button but I can't open
it. Is that ok? ;-)
No, that isn't good. :-) Could you add the macro here or send it me by
e-mail? Please verify that you add a asterisk before your extension. Or
you submit an issue for this one.
-- OJ
André
Ocke Janssen schrieb:
Hi André,
Did you add the configuration entry for a new driver or did you add
new code in the dbaccess module?
In the 1. case you may have a look at
http://dba.openoffice.org/howto/UserDefinedDriverUI.html
There you run an macro which will create such an entry in the
configuration. When you set the extension it must be shown in the
file-open dialog. If not it's a bug :-)
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