hi Kermit,
Kermit Qiu wrote:
> Hi,
> Now I use OpenOffice to convert document from pdf format into html
> format, and I try to cath all the exception as below:
> ...
> *try{*
> * ooStore->storeToURL( OUString::createFromAscii(strOOPathFile), storeProps
> );
> }catch(...) // catch all the exception
> {
> handleException();
> return E_GEN_ERR;*
> * *
> It runs well when the pdf document is normal.But when I am doing the
> stability test, I constructed a new abnormal pdf document with some wildcat
> string such as "&(()))^%$$", OpenOpen will not throw any exception but just
> raised the "segmentation fault" and exit directly.
well, OOo shouldn't segfault, not even on invalid input.
if you can get it to segfault, and you can reproduce it, that is a bug, so
please file an issue in OOo issuezilla:
http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/project_issues.html
and attach your input document that makes OOo crash.
> I need to catch any exception from OpenOffice, could you have any
> suggestion for me?
if OOo has crashed, there is nothing you can do about it except restarting
it; of course you could figure out why it crashed, fix the bug in OOo and
attach a patch to your issuezilla report :)
> My environment is OpenOffice 3.1.0/Suse Linux/C++.
> Thanks very much!
>
> Best Regards,
> Kermit
regards,
michael
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