Hi Fernand, > For opening a DataSourceBrowser I use following code > > Dim aProps(6) as New com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue > aProps(0).Name = "DataSourceName" > aProps(0).Value = "mysql_native" > aProps(1).Name = "CommandType" > aProps(1).Value = 2 ' 0 = tabel , 1 = query , 2 = SQL statement
(I always recomment using com.sun.star.sdb.CommandType.* here, for better readability of your code) > aProps(2).Name = "Command" > aProps(2).Value = "SQL statement" > aProps(3).Name = "ShowTreeView" > aProps(3).Value = false > aProps(4).Name = "ShowTreeViewButton" > aProps(4).Value = false (note that ShowTreeView/Button are superseded (though still supported) by Enable/ShowBrowser - http://api.openoffice.org/docs/common/ref/com/sun/star/sdb/DataSourceBrowser.html#XInitialization) > aProps(5).Name = "ShowMenu" > aProps(5).Value = true > aProps(6).Name = "EscapeProcessing" > aProps(6).Value = false > oDataSourcebrowser = > frame1.loadComponentFromURL(".component:DB/DataSourceBrowser", > "_beamer", 0, aProps) > > That works fine excepted that the user is asked for a "Username" and > "Password" when the datasource is opened ! > > How can i avoid this behaviour by passing the "username and "password" > within my code ? > I tryed to use a "ActiveConnection" where the Username and password are > passed... no luck Hmm - I copied your code snipped, and added an "ActiveConnection" parameter to aProps, containing an already established connection - this worked like charm, as expected. Sure you passed the right object, did not dispose it meanwhile, and the like? > Neither "UserName" or "Password" are accepted as arguments .... No, those are indeed not supported. > thanks for any hint The ActiveConnection is the way to go, and it usually works - not sure what you do differently, sorry. Ciao Frank --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@dba.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@dba.openoffice.org
