Re: [dba-dev] Google SoC - new SQLite-Driver

2006-07-03 Thread A. Klitzing 

Hello Frank,


XDriver::acceptsURL. Is this method in your driver properly implemented,
i.e. does it return sal_True if the given URL matches your pattern? Is
it called when the dialog is opened? If not, is your driver actually
instantiated?


I found my mistake now.
He didn't accepted the it in acceptURL(). I forgot to change it to the 
correct URL of my DataAccess.xcu. Really stupid mistake... :-(


Thanks for help!

André

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Re: [dba-dev] Google SoC - new SQLite-Driver

2006-06-29 Thread Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germ any 
Hi André,

sorry for the delay, missed yur mail completely yesterday ...

 | - If this doesn't work ... hmm. Debug into
 |   dbaccess/source/ui/misc/dsntypes.cxx, in particular
 |   initUserDriverTypes, and see whether your driver is listed there. If
 |   not, your DataAccess.xcu is wrong. If yes, debug the callers to see
 |   why your type is ignored later.
 
 I looked into the sources. But how can I debug into it?
 I only have my CVS-workspace with a compiled build and I use 'dmake'
 with my tcsh to build a package. ;-)

touch the files you want to debug (dbaccess/source/ui/misc/dsntypes.cxx,
as a first step), and do a build debug=1 in the respective module. The
replace the libs in the installation with the ones generated in the
module (in this case: libdbu680*.so). Then use your favourite debugger :)

The interesting question in dsntypes.cxx is whether your type is read
from the configuration.

And now that I write this ... there might be an easier way. Run the
following Basic macro:

  Option Explicit

  Sub displayUserDefinedDriverNames
Dim provider as Object
provider = createUnoService( _
  com.sun.star.configuration.ConfigurationProvider )

Dim arguments(0) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
arguments(0).Name = nodePath
arguments(0).Value = _
  org.openoffice.Office.DataAccess/UserDefinedDriverSettings

Dim config as Object
config = provider.createInstanceWithArguments( _
  com.sun.star.configuration.ConfigurationAccess, arguments )

Dim settingsNames() as String
settingsNames() = config.ElementNames()

Dim i as Integer
Dim names as String
For i = LBound( settingsNames() ) to UBound( settingsNames() )
  names = names + settingsNames(i) + chr(13)
Next i

MsgBox names
  End Sub

Does it show the configuration name of your driver?

Ciao
Frank

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