Hi,

Caolan McNamara wrote:
> a) Identifiers
> 
> In DEV300_m14 we have...
> 
> a) com.sun.reportdesigner for the report designer
> b) <none> so becomes
> org.openoffice.legacy.sun-presentation-minimizer.oxt for the
> presentation minimizer

This is changed in cws pppopt05.
(It now contains the arch-identifier, too)

> c) com.sun.wiki-publisher for the wiki publisher but then 
> d) com.sun.PresenterScreen-linux_x86 for the Presenter Screen

a) and c) don't need the arch prefix anyway
(Java, and thus arch-indep *cough*)

And you missed:

e) com.sun.star.PDFImport-<...>

> They all stay the same regardless of the platform except
> for com.sun.PresenterScreen-*, so what was the outcome of the last time
> this was discussed, should com.sun.PresenterScreen-linux_x86 just be
> com.sun.PresenterScreen (my preference) or should the other arch

Mine too, but I think we "lost" here...

> dependent extensions get mangled identifier names to encode the arch
> into them as well ?

As said, pppopt05 has a arch-suffix for the minimizer, too (which is the
left-over arch-dep extension in your list)

> b) Shared installs
> r 
> In DEV300_m14 the wiki publisher (alone of the extensions) cannot be
> installed --shared. Is this just an oversight (see
> http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=90055 for patch in that
> case) or deliberate ??

I don't think we need to show the LGPL *AT ALL*. Neither to the user nor
to the admin. OOo is LGPL and the user already uses OOo...

> c) Checking out OpenOffice.org
> 
> What is now the canonical way to check out OpenOffice.org ? is it meant
> to be with alias OpenOffice3 ? 
> 
> i.e.
> we have the alias Extensions3 for
> "scext sdext swext tomcat apache-commons reportdesign jfreereport"
> we have the alias OpenOffice3 which has ...
> "sccomp, sdext, reportdesign, reportdesign" in it
> 
> 
> So swext and friends do not appear in the OpenOffice3 (or OpenOffice2)
> alias, so they don't get checked out, but they are referenced in the
> build.lsts. So in practice is seems to be to check out *both*
> OpenOffice3 and Extensions3 to get the full tree required to build

Yes, that should be fixed...
Not that I think the Extensions thong makes at all, given that you need
the OOo tree to build those extensions anyway...

Regards,

Rene

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