If you will need to use several XSLT templates on demand, I am not sure, though, but the section "Importer Filtering" and "Parsing the Result" in [1] could be one of the possible solutions. [1] http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/The_Importer
1. Create a stream (1) which will read the target file. 2. Create a stream (2) which will read the XSLT file. 3. Create a XSLT transformer (3) with (2). 4. Create a pipe (4),(5). 5. Transform (1) with (3) and write results to (4). 6. Let the OpenOffice.org to read (5) coming from (4). So, it could be no need to use a XSLT function embedded in OpenOffice.org. Just use available XSLT such as javax.xml.transform, instead and give the result to the OpenOffice.org. Examples (also available in the SDK; actually its source code) [2] http://svn.services.openoffice.org/ooo/tags/OpenOffice_3_1_0/odk/examples/DevelopersGuide/OfficeDev/FilterDevelopment/ Any cool ideas? Jakob Mandalka wrote:
Ok thanks, i figured it out. But now the next Problem. How I can register a filter using this API? At the moment I added my filter via the menu in Open Office but I want to change that.
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