Joachim Lingner <joachim.lingner <at> sun.com> writes: > > > > > > Thank you again Joaquin -- it worked fine. However, as you suggested in a > > prior posting, the applet is still having problems loading some programs. Do > > you have any links for code that I can re-work to get around this problem? > No unfortunately not. > I > > imagine that I would need to re-write the OOoBeanViewer with a new class > > loader. > In the applet tag of the html page you could pass the office location as > parameter. Your classloader could then use this to build the URL to all > needed jars in <office>/program/classes. These are typically > officebean.jar > jurt.jar > ridl.jar > unoil.jar > java_uno.jar > juh.jar > > > > > I can tell you that I re-directed the Apache server to the openoffice folder > > via an alias and I can confirm that the redirection is working. In the Linux > > server, I can run the applet successfully if I navigate FireFox to the applet > > html page via File Open. On the other hand, if I navigate FireFox to the same > > html via http://localhost or https://localhost I get > > a "java.lang.ClassFormatError: Truncated class file" exception. I get the > > same exception if I navigate my PC's Iternet Explorer to the server applet. > This looks like a corrupted class file. This looks more like a problem > of the webserver, than a programming issue. > > Joachim > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe <at> openoffice.org > > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help <at> openoffice.org > > > Where can I download the source code for the LocalOfficeConnection and OOoBean classes ? I think that the problem arises in the method getProgramPath of the LocalOfficeConnection. I reproduced the method in a simple applet and it crashes (with the same truncation error) when the NativeLibraryLoader.getResource is called. I think that I can replace the getProgramPath so that it returns a string with a parameter entered int he applet tag as you suggested. These classes are compiled inside the officebean jar and I can extend these classes and replace them if I have the source code.
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