Stephan Bergmann wrote:
On 08/27/08 15:52, Andrey Hristov wrote:
OOo guarantees that an (extension) native UNO component library is
loaded in an environment where the public URE libraries
(libuno_sal.so.3 etc.) are "just there." However, any OOo-internal
libraries cannot be used from an extension (as they do not offer a
stable interface):
Yes, I'm aware of that but don't know how to get rid of these
dependencies. As the extension is at early stage I decided to leave
that aside when I know that the extension does what it is supposed to
do. Of course, it might happen that the extension uses libraries to
implement functionality, which libraries it should not use and some
rewrite is needed. However, I am in desperate need to see the
extension load and do just a little, but something.
Might work to have LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/openoffice.org/basis3.0/program
(provided your OOo is installed in the default location) around all
calls to unopkg, soffice, etc.
Is there any way to get an OpenOffice installed in a way I don't need to
play with LD_XYZ ? Assume I am early adopter of OpenOffice3 who wants to
build and install on his own and get a result similar to the one from
the distro.
Andrey
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