Hi Frank,
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany escribió:
Hi Ariel,
* ActiveConnection for the source and destination: do I have to provide
an active connection in both cases, or just give other needed parameters
and the wiz. will try to connect (and I just add an XCopyTableListener
before calling XExecutableDialog::execute())?
You can specify either of DataSourceName, DatabaseLocation,
ActiveConnection, ConnectionResource - they're evaluated in this order,
the first which is present and not empty will be used to create a
connection.
* are both source and destination datasources "encapsulated" in an ODB
file? that is: there MUST an ODB file storing all the needed information
to stablish a connection? Example: can I simply pass a
ConnectionResource like
For the source, this is supported, for the destination, it isn't.
* to execute the wiz., must it be called form an db doc./OOoBase module?
The wizard can be called from anywhere you want.
I suggest you have a look into the apidocs.zip, there's an extensive
documentation there (I hope).
Also, note I'm currently building the install sets with Andrew's bug
(well: *my* bug :) fixed, I hope I can upload it until tomorrow.
I will also provide a rather small extension which contains some Basic
code I used to test the service. If I would have done this earlier, all
you questions would have been answered right from those few lines of
Basic code :)
first: of course I read the API! it's just that these questions are not
answered there (at least for my understanding :-( ; for example in the
description for the param. Destination of the constructor, it is not
clear that there MUST be an ODB).
second: thanks to NetBeans IDE code completion, I find out that you
forgot the *second constructor* in the reference:
CopyTableWizard.createWithInteractionHandler()
third: although you don't like my exclamations with the "1" key ;-)
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!! I've done 5 test (HSQLDB embedded, 2000 records
in seconds, client application, no GUI, I didn't even open an ODB! ...
[no, here also exclamations because I find this great - again: I didn't
even open an ODB!!!!!!!!!!]), and worked OK!
Of course, I didn't do dummy things on the tests; I'll try to see what
happens when doing them, and how the listener works with them.
Finally, I didn't success with the attr.
XCopyTableWizard::NewPrimaryKey, but sure it's my fault because I think
it's the first time I work with a ::com::sun::star::beans::Optional<
string >.
I passed an CopyTableOperation.CopyDefinitionAndData, so that the attr.
won't be ignored, and in the Java bridge for this I wrote:
xCopyTableWizard.setCreatePrimaryKey(new Optional<String>(true,
"ID_CUSTOMER"));
What am I missing?
On the weekend I'll test with MySQL and PostgreSQL, dbase, etc. and I
let you know.
Regards
Ariel.
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