Re: [dev] Re: Re: Failure for build of langpack

[Joerg Barfurth]

Hi,
Shkumbin Saneja wrote:
Done: cd scp2; rm -r $INPATH; build; deliver ;
but, still the same (error) result.
This should have rebuilt all of scp2 and (amongst others) delivered a 
setup_osl.ins file to the solver.

You mean that gid_Dir_User_Autotext_Language one? Can you look into the 
setup_osl.ins file that was delivered from scp2 and show us the entry 
you have for gid_Dir_User_Autotext_Language (and if it has a line 
defining the HostName(sq)=...?

...If you built without your languge configured first, ...


Do you mean for: ./configure --with-lang=sq ?
or some other configuration for my language ?
Yes. IIRC this error occured, if you first
 ./configure --with-lang=some language(s), but not sq
(or simply ./configure without any --with-lang) and then later
 ./configure --with-lang=sq
without cleaning (at least) the scp2 output directory.
HTH, Joerg
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Re: [dev] Bean in netBeans

[George Tryfon]

Hello Jochen
I will try with OOo2.0 beta.
I only tried with the release untill now
I have jurt.jar and officebean.jar together with all the other classes in
the classpath
and the directory where the officebean.dll resides, belong in the systems
path also.
the exact error I see is:
Expecting an absolute path of the library: \officebean.dll

I'll post my results with OOo2.0 beta as soon as I'll download it and run
it.
Thank you for your help
George


 If you are using the bean in OOo2.0 beta, then the officebean.dll is
 found by the com.sun.star.lib.util.NativeLibraryLoader in jurt.jar. This
 class is especially used by jars located in office/program/classes,
 which want to access resources in the office/program directory. Because
 the officebean.jar is located in office/program/classes and
 officebean.dll resides in office/program , the library should be found
 when you have officebean.jar on the class path.

 Hope that helps,
 Jochen

 George Tryfon wrote:
  Hello,
  Has anyone try to use the OpenOffice as  text editor inside a netBeans
4.0
  module?
 
  While I manage to insert OpenOffice bean in a JFrame (outside of
netBeans
  module),
  when I try to insert it in a modules TopComponent...
  the system can not find the officebean.dll that belongs to OpenOffice.
  I insertd all the required .jar in my manifest, so the classpath is OK.
 
  Any hint could be helpful
  Thank you for your help
  George
 
 
 
  
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