Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
See, I would like to learn what is needed for an "out-of-the-box" Ubuntu
OOo installation to be employed to run Java apps from the command line.
(Here SDK/NetBeans/Eclipse setups can come into ones way as it is then
not always clear which environment is in effect under which circumstances.)
Not using ubuntu, but I am interested in the environment variables too
so I tried this on Mac OS, using no IDE and outside SDK.
These look like the minimal necessary steps. I did it using ant but
there is nothing special in the build.xml file, so this should give
enough clues for using a makefile or simple command line.
(a) make some directory, it could be anywhere but I used ~/test
(b) copy into ~/test the ant mybuild.xml file from
SDK/examples/DevelopersGuide/FirstSteps/build_FirstUnoContact.xml
(c) put your java class file into ~/test. I used the mentioned
CreateTextDocument.java but the contained class has to be made "public"
(d)in the mybuild.xml file replace all "FirstUnoContact" by
"CreateTextDocument"
(e) copy the SDK/classes folder into ~/test
Some of the files in here are needed for the bootstrap loader
(f) the following environment variables may vary, these are only needed
for the mybuild.xml file
OO_SDK_HOME=~/test <where we put everything>
OFFICE_HOME= <the path above program/soffice>
(g) the following environment seems to be sufficient in any case, maybe
not all necessary...
UNO_PATH=$OFFICE_HOME/program
OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH=$OFFICE_HOME/program
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$OFFICE_HOME/program:.:
Then at the command line
ant -f mybuild.xml
And it runs, no IDE, no SDK.
jim
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