Hi Drew Thank you for your help. I do not connect to any database. I just want to log all function calls during startup AOO. I corrected a bit the source code - and AOO falls, cause I can't understand why I want to see the order of function calls, and find which function error. Analyzing the sources I couldn't find a reason, but I noticed that everywhere there are macros in the code - RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE () or RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT () and etc. and it seems to me that they can use to track where the error occurs. Is this possible?
03.04.2012, 00:19, "drew jensen" <drewjensen.in...@gmail.com>: > On Mon, 2012-04-02 at 23:57 +0400, Ochirov Nikolay wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I want to enable logging in AOO3.4. The site has only this article >> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Category:Logging, but from it >> i don't understand anything. Is there any configuration file for the >> logging system, or need to insert some code into the source? What do >> i do? >> Hope for your help! > > Hi Ochirov, > > Well, there is no GUI for the particular settings - all of the > functionality is delivered in the application code, so all you need do > is run a script to active/deactivate/configure the logging mechanism. > > The page you reference, and one of the links on it, give you example > scripts for at least Basic and there might be JS also, but not sure if > that ever made it to the wiki. > > I have to admit that I've not tried the JDBC logging with the 3.4 code, > used to make use of the feature quite a bit however. > > First - if you are unfamiliar with how to use the example Basic script > from the page, I would recommend that you look over the Basic Users > Guide - you will find it at: > http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/BASIC_Guide > > Then I think it's a good reminder to give that functionality a test - > though the QA folks are likely doing so with the automated tests already > (though again I'm not sure on that).. > > Anyway - If you need more help with this, let me know and I'll try to do > so..also, I'll put it to the test this afternoon, and post back how that > went.. > > BTW - what type of database will you be connecting to (mySQL, Embedded > ODB, etc) ? > > //drew
