Dear everyone: Thanks to all your help,so far I have finished merging the UOF v2.0 source code to the Aoo3.4(svn version1354914) both on the Windows and Linux. The source code is 33 files and about 2M，mainly in filter/source/config,filter/source/xmlfilterdetect, filter/source/xsltfilter，scp2/source/ooo. Now it can work very well in sw,sc,sd. It could load as the uof v2.0 format files(uot,uos,uop),also could open them.
thank you,Dennis. But I have forgotten my password. I go to the <http://id.apache.org> and enter my ID number,then click the "Forgot your password". In the new window I enter my ID in the frame which is like this "Apache User ID:___...@apache.org", With that I get the message "Email sent,Message-ID=<20120628100728.462c...@id.apache.org". I don't know whether I have the apache.org email and I could not log in this email. Could you tell me how to reset my password? Another question: could I commit the source code to the Aoo3.4 trunk? best wishes! -------------- hongyun.an >@hongyun.an > >Yes, you are Apache committer hyan@ a.o. > >You may be required to reset your password in order to make commits to SVN. >There was a general requirement to change passwords as the result of a recent >security issue. Simply go to <http://id.apache.org> and follow the >change-password procedure. > >You may want to update your e-mail forwarding for hyan@ at the same time if >you have not already done so. > >+1 for how you propose to account for the approach and then carry it out. > > - Dennis > >PS: Ensure that the SVN-client configuration options specify UTF-8 encoding on >the committed files, assuming that is needed for the Chinese-language >characters included in XML NCNames and their counterparts in the UOF source >code. There may also need to be some experimentation to ensure that any use >of Chinese-language characters in source code work through all of the build >cases. I recommend subversion configuration file entries along the following >lines: > > *.html = svn:mime-type=text/html;;charset=UTF-8 > *.htm = svn:mime-type=text/html;;charset=UTF-8 > *.xml = svn:mime-type=application/xml;;charset=UTF-8 > *.c = svn:mime-type=text/plain;;charset=UTF-8;svn:eol-style=native > *.cpp = svn:mime-type=text/plain;;charset=UTF-8;svn:eol-style=native > >(I have not tried the combination of svn:mime-type and svn:eol-style. >Experiment is required.) > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: hongyun.an [mailto:hongyun...@cs2c.com.cn] >Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 05:38 >To: ooo-dev >Subject: Re: Re: Open the UOF2.0 source codes > > >The size of the source code is about 2M,30 files. >As far as I know, I have the the commit right in incubator ooo Project. >According to your suggestions,I think we should do two things firstly: >1:Check whether the code could work in Aoo3.4 based on the Windows and Linux. >2:Introduce the work we have done on wiki >http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation. >As soon as I complete these works ,I will message to the mail list. > >Thank you. >best wishes. > >-------------- >hongyun.an >>On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 1:44 AM, Pedro Giffuni <p...@apache.org> wrote: >>> >>> >>> --- Lun 11/6/12, hongyun.an <hongyun...@cs2c.com.cn> ha scritto: >>> ... >>>> Data: Lunedì 11 giugno 2012, 00:20 >>>> You are welcome.We hope it will be >>>> more compatible between the ODF and UOF2.0. >>>> Could anybody tell me how submit the code? >>>> -------------- >>> >>> I guess it depends on the size. One option >>> would be to put up a tarball somewhere, but >>> perhaps its better to create a branch in SVN. >>> >> >>The UOF support is in 30 files, mainly in filter/source/config, >>filter/source/xmlfilterdetect, filter/source/xsltfilter >> >>If a committer can verify that it works, it should be small enough to >>check into the trunk. >> >>Some test documents would help as well. >> >>-Rob >> >>> It would be great if one of our Chinese >>> commiters takes the lead on this. >>> >>> Pedro. >>> >>>> hongyun.an >>>> >This is excellent news! >>>> > >>>> >Thank you Hongyun An, we are delighted to have this >>>> huge >>>> >development for/from the Chinese community! >>>> > >>>> >Pedro. >>>> > >>>> >--- Dom 10/6/12, hongyun.an <hongyun...@cs2c.com.cn> >>>> ha scritto: >>>> >>Hi,everyone: >>>> > >>>> >My name is Hongyun An and I am serving in CS2C.Since >>>> 2008,I have worked for the document format >>>> interoperability. >>>> >Now I am serving for the China Standard Software >>>> Co.,Ltd(CS2C). >>>> >We are going to open the UOF2.0 source codes which are >>>> researched for years based on OpenOffice. >>>> >Until now We have send the SGA and the SGA from China >>>> Standard Software Co, Ltd has been filed in the Apache >>>> >Software Foundation records. >>>> >Now let me tell you what UOF2.0 is and how >>>> important it is. >>>> >As a Chinese document format,UOF(Unified Office document >>>> Format) describes the document format structure basing on >>>> >the W3C XML Schema,using Chinese character tags.Now UOF >>>> has a wide range of applications.In China,many departments >>>> >use the UOF as the compatibility format. >>>> >UOF2.0 is improved more greatly than UOF1.1. It has a >>>> better structure, which is multi-file >>>> structure,including uof.xml, >>>> >meta.xml,context.xml,chart.xml,graphics.xml,rules.xml >>>> and so on. And UOF2.0 unifies the definition of the public >>>> properties, >>>> >supports the multi-language. >>>> >Until now we have achieved reading and writing >>>> the UOF2.0 documents by modifying the OpenOffice >>>> source codes and the >>>> >style sheets. >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> >Hongyun An >>>> >Office +8610-51659955-3102 >>>> >CS2C >>>> >20F,Yingu Building,No.9 Beisihuan Xilu,Haidian District >>>> Beijing China >
