If you want to catch all possible events you can integrate a
DispatchInterceptor as a UNO component into the office (good if you
want to control *everything* that happens in the office).
If you are only interested in certain events, take a look at all
interfaces containing the substring handler or listener in the UNO
IDL reference.
The generic events of an object, in this case a textdocument (the
currently active document) can be received like this in SB (similiar
code in Java, you just need to write more lines because of querying
the correct interfaces):
code
Sub PossibleEvents( )
Dim eventnames() as String
Dim i as Integer
events = thisComponent.getEvents()
eventnames = events.getElementNames()
For i = 0 to UBound(eventnames)
msgbox eventnames(i)
Next i
End Sub
/code
For all further things consult the Developer's Guide on
api.openoffice.org or write to the dev@api.openoffice.org mailinglist
as cphennesy suggested.
2005/8/20, Pam Z [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I have to develop a java plugin linked to OpenOffice Writer that can monitor
high level events thrown by the writer, such as Save button clicked, File
menù clicked (or similar, I don't know the real high level sintax of the
event) and so on.
Could you tell me what should I do to make this java component?
Thanks!
Pam
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