Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-10-04 Thread Joachim Lingner 
Many thanks for the example. We will try to reproduce this issue and 
submit an issue if necessary.


Joachim

snpe wrote:

On Friday 30 September 2005 03:21 pm, Joachim Lingner wrote:


I am not sure if I understand.
Does the example

odk/examples/DevelopersGuide/OfficeDev/DesktopEnvironment

work or not?


work same in gtk and kde - resizing (for example, maximizing windows doesn't 
work correct in gtk, only)
Previous (OOoBeanExample) work perfect on kde.


I cannot say what happens when one uses OOoBean with that special 
eclipse frame. Anyway, the general problem with gtk should be 
reproducable with you previous example. If you like, you can submit an 
issue and attach your previous example (should be complete and 
runnable), so we can later reproduce this bug.




eclipse frame work like awt frame, but it isn't important.I make example with 
JFrame

zip is in attach.You have to do next for execute (this is ugly, but it is for 
test only and I know that I can use classloader) :
-Djava.library.path=$OFFICE_HOME/program
This is for loading libraries libnativeview.so - don't use classloader, 
compiled on rh 8.0 gcc 3.2 - changed packagge name form original only
move libnativeview.so in $OFFICE_HOME/program

set jars juh.jar,jurt.jar,ridl.jar and unoil.jar in classpath (or import 
eclipse project)

Start class ooffice.test.Main
I work with jdk 1.5.0 update 5 (I try and with mustang b53 and it is same)

My results : 
 - work fine with kde (open, resizing etc - it isn't necesary open OO document twice)

 - gtk open document fine , but I have to call openDocument twice (commented in 
Main.java)
   resizing doesn't work (try maximize frame)

It work same with Frame instead JFrame

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-30 Thread snpe 
Hello,
On Friday 30 September 2005 06:30 am, Joachim Lingner wrote:
  I try with java.awt.Frame instead javax.swing.JFrame - it is same
 That's unfortunate. I cannot tell you right now, what's wrong here. This 
 needs some further investigation.
 

I try with examples from 
odk/examples/DevelopersGuide/OfficeDev/DesktopEnvironment
(from source) - I use NativeView and DocumentView and get office document in 
Frame
(doesn't work with original Desk.java example) - it is Frame from eclipse 
pattern for 
embed Swing/Awt in SWT - Office document has been showed when I pack shell again
and open document after this again (pack shell again is bug from eclipse 3.1 
for gtk. I suppose,
but reopen document is problem with OO) - document is showed, but resizing 
doesn't work

I can send source for this, if you want (I change NativeView - have to load 2 
native libraries)

Thanks
Haris Peco

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-29 Thread Joachim Lingner 

I try SimpleBootstrap_java.java (and another exampel form OfficeDev) and it
work fine with both (kde and gtk).How I can add open OO frame to my Java panel 
(frame) ?


As I mentioned before, OOoBean needed a way to receive the component 
context to fully support this example. This is not yet implemented. But 
I may work nonetheless, because now the application and the bean will be 
loaded with a special classloader that knows the location of the jar 
files. Notice that this classloader is used by 
LocalOfficeConnection.getProgramPath to find the office.

Did you try that out? Is the office located and started?

Add the OOoBean to the panel as you would do with every other component. 
For example:


m_bean = new com.sun.star.comp.beans.OOoBean();
add(m_bean, BorderLayout.CENTER);
pack();
setBounds(x, y, width, height);
setVisible(true);
m_bean.loadFromURL(private:factory/swriter, null);
validate(); //may not be necessary

--Joachim


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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-29 Thread snpe 
Joachim,
 As I mentioned before, OOoBean needed a way to receive the component 
 context to fully support this example. This is not yet implemented. But 
 I may work nonetheless, because now the application and the bean will be 
 loaded with a special classloader that knows the location of the jar 
 files. Notice that this classloader is used by 
 LocalOfficeConnection.getProgramPath to find the office.
 Did you try that out? Is the office located and started?
 
yes, when I have original jars path in classpath (jars are in 
OFFICE_HOME/program/classes)
 Add the OOoBean to the panel as you would do with every other component. 
 For example:
 
  m_bean = new com.sun.star.comp.beans.OOoBean();
  add(m_bean, BorderLayout.CENTER);
  pack();
  setBounds(x, y, width, height);
  setVisible(true);
  m_bean.loadFromURL(private:factory/swriter, null);
  validate(); //may not be necessary
 
 --Joachim

I try your suggestion, but I have any adding :

after loadFromURL , I have to add aquireSystemWindow().
Panel must be in frame before aquireSystemWindow
This is simple example - it work for SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=kde 
(I isn't important what I use : kde or gnome - it work only for kde)
I try gtk 2.4.14,2.8.3,2.8.4 without success - frame is open, there isn't 
exception or error
but office isn't in frame (I have empty frame - background color is from gnome)

I try with java.awt.Frame instead javax.swing.JFrame - it is same

Thanks
Haris Peco

example :

package firststeps;

import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.event.WindowAdapter;
import java.awt.event.WindowEvent;
import java.io.IOException;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import com.sun.star.comp.beans.NoConnectionException;
import com.sun.star.comp.beans.OOoBean;
import com.sun.star.comp.beans.SystemWindowException;
import com.sun.star.lang.IllegalArgumentException;
import com.sun.star.util.CloseVetoException;

public class OOoBeanExample extends JFrame {

 private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
 private  OOoBean m_bean;

 public OOoBeanExample(String title) {
  super(title);
  m_bean = new com.sun.star.comp.beans.OOoBean();
  add(m_bean, BorderLayout.CENTER);
  setBounds(0, 0, 800, 600);
  setVisible(true);
  try {
   m_bean.loadFromURL(private:factory/swriter, null);
   m_bean.aquireSystemWindow(); // doesn't work without this
  } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } catch (CloseVetoException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } catch (NoConnectionException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } catch (IOException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  } catch (SystemWindowException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
  }
  validate(); // may not be necessary
 }
 
 public void stop () {
  setVisible(false);
  m_bean.stopOOoConnection(); 
 }
 
 private static void createAndShowGUI() {
final OOoBeanExample frame = new OOoBeanExample(OOoBean example);
frame.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
 frame.stop();
System.exit(0);
}
});
frame.pack();
frame.setVisible(true);
}

 public static void main(String[] args) {
  javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
createAndShowGUI();
}
});
 }

}


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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-28 Thread Joachim Lingner 

Hi,

It is fine when jars are in original position
Example : 
1) create project and add jars from OFFICE_HOME/program/classes in classpath

(no relocate jars, only add in classpath) - It work fine
2) create project, add jars  from OFFICE_HOME/program/classes in my project 
folder
(relocate it) - add relocated jars in classpath.It compile, load class, but 
can't find
officebean libraries (libofficebean.so) - I add 
java.library.path=OFFICE_HOME/program
and libofficebean.so is ok, but OOoBean can't find soffice program.I try add 
soffice in PATH,
java.library.path,com.sun.star.beans.path without success - OOoBean seek 
soffice relative to
jars files - I see NativeClassLoader and it search with loader of class 
LocalOfficeConnection
and relative from officebean.jar - I think that loader have to seek in PATH yet 
(or OFFICE_HOME)
It is simple add in LocalOfficeConnection#getProgramPath for seek in PATH 
(and/or OFFICE_HOME)
With the current design it is not supported that the jar files are 
relocated. That is, they must be located in the program/classes 
directory. In a sense, the office installation must be regarded as one 
entity and hence cannot be split up.





I link soffice to /soffice for check and get InteruptedException
How I can set program location for OfficeBean ?


One could use an UrlClassLoader that knows the location of soffice to 
load OOoBean. (never tested that before).
Have a look at LocalOfficeConnection.getProgramPath and 
NativeLibraryLoader.getResource.




This not help, because NativeLibraryPath search urls directories (or parent 
directories) only
If I relocate jars then it can't find soffice
What I meant is, one could use an own class loader that knows the 
location of the office and which loads the class files of your 
application. This class loader is passed into the NativeClassLoader:


File path = NativeLibraryLoader.getResource(
LocalOfficeConnection.class.getClassLoader(), aExec);

Then this loader would be asked to get the path to the executable.


My workaround for now is :
make classloader - use OFFICE_HOME env. variable for soffice libraries (add in 
path) dynamic and
load OO classes dynamic with this, but I have to use reflection for calling OO 
method (I work in eclipse
and can't change classloader on runtime, but OO doesn't use context classloader)


We intent to extend the OOoBean to be used along with the simple 
bootstrap mechanism.

There is an example in the SDK:
SDK\examples\DevelopersGuide\ProfUNO\SimpleBootstrap_java
which uses a special loader class to load the application. The loader 
class com.sun.star.lib.loader.Loader can be found in  the project ODK:

odk\source\com\sun\star\lib\loader\Loader
A description about this bootstrap mechanism can be found in the 
Developer's Guide, chapter 3.4.1 Java Language Binding, sub chapter 
Transparent Use of Office UNO Components


However the OOoBean must be changed so that it can be passed an 
XComponentContext. The advantage would be that one can start the Java 
app (must be a jar) without putting all the office jars in the class path.



It is much better that getProgramPath or NativeClassLoader use PATH (and yet 
any use variable) for search)
Although this would be possible we once decided that applications must 
use the jars from the office installation which is being used (this 
allows to have different office installations).




There is yet another problem : I try officebean in KDE and it work fine in KDE, 
but when I set
SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk it doesn't work - no exception, office start, loadFromURL 
work fine,
acquireSystemWindow work without exception but no connection (panel is empty)
I try from gtk environment, but it isn't work , too (I don't test enough this, 
because my gnome is compiled
and hard patched - gtk is 2.8.4)


I will put that on the list for testing.


Thanks,
Joachim

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-28 Thread snpe 
On Wednesday 28 September 2005 10:54 am, Joachim Lingner wrote:
Hi,
 We intent to extend the OOoBean to be used along with the simple 
 bootstrap mechanism.
 There is an example in the SDK:
 SDK\examples\DevelopersGuide\ProfUNO\SimpleBootstrap_java
 which uses a special loader class to load the application. The loader 
 class com.sun.star.lib.loader.Loader can be found in  the project ODK:
 odk\source\com\sun\star\lib\loader\Loader
 A description about this bootstrap mechanism can be found in the 
 Developer's Guide, chapter 3.4.1 Java Language Binding, sub chapter 
 Transparent Use of Office UNO Components

I try it 
 
  There is yet another problem : I try officebean in KDE and it work fine in 
  KDE, but when I set
  SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk it doesn't work - no exception, office start, 
  loadFromURL work fine,
  acquireSystemWindow work without exception but no connection (panel is 
  empty)
  I try from gtk environment, but it isn't work , too (I don't test enough 
  this, because my gnome is compiled
  and hard patched - gtk is 2.8.4)
 
 I will put that on the list for testing.
 

I try it on ubuntu 5.10 with gnome 2.12 (gtk 2.8.3) and it doesn't work (your 
example OOoBeanViewer doesn't work , too)
When I set SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=kde it work fine on ubuntu, too
With gtk it haven't exception, connection (start) soffice is fine, but panel is 
empty
Thanks
Haris Peco

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-28 Thread snpe 
On Wednesday 28 September 2005 10:54 am, Joachim Lingner wrote:
Joachim,

...
 We intent to extend the OOoBean to be used along with the simple 
 bootstrap mechanism.
 There is an example in the SDK:
 SDK\examples\DevelopersGuide\ProfUNO\SimpleBootstrap_java
 which uses a special loader class to load the application. The loader 
 class com.sun.star.lib.loader.Loader can be found in  the project ODK:
 odk\source\com\sun\star\lib\loader\Loader
 A description about this bootstrap mechanism can be found in the 
 Developer's Guide, chapter 3.4.1 Java Language Binding, sub chapter 
 Transparent Use of Office UNO Components
 
 However the OOoBean must be changed so that it can be passed an 
 XComponentContext. The advantage would be that one can start the Java 
 app (must be a jar) without putting all the office jars in the class path.

I try SimpleBootstrap_java.java (and another exampel form OfficeDev) and it
work fine with both (kde and gtk).How I can add open OO frame to my Java panel 
(frame) ?

Thanks

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-28 Thread snpe 
On Wednesday 28 September 2005 07:05 pm, snpe wrote:

 I try SimpleBootstrap_java.java (and another exampel form OfficeDev) and it
 work fine with both (kde and gtk).How I can add open OO frame to my Java 
 panel (frame) ?
 
 Thanks

I play with Desk.java from 
odk/examples/DevelopersGuide/OfficeDev/DesktopEnvironment/Desk.java
and get this error when resize JSplitPane
CE
CE (soffice.bin:29942): Gdk-WARNING **: GdkWindow 0x360013f unexpectedly 
destroyed
CE
CE (soffice.bin:30014): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type 
`(null)' in cast to `GtkWidget'
CE
CE (soffice.bin:30014): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_destroy: assertion 
`GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed

resize doesn't work (it doeesn't work on kde, too)

or this
(soffice.bin:30377): Gdk-WARNING **: GdkWindow 0x3600038 unexpectedly destroyed
CE
CE (soffice.bin:30444): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type 
`GObject-weak-references' in cast to `GtkWidget'
CE
CE (soffice.bin:30444): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_destroy: assertion 
`GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed

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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-27 Thread Joachim Lingner 

snpe wrote:

Hello,
  I try OfficeBean and have one problem :

when I call program with OO jars (jars in OO_HOME/program/classes) it work fine

I want import jars in my project, but then OfficeBean can't find soffice program
OO seek soffice in /soffice always (linux)
When using OOoBean then jars, such as jurt.jar, ridl.jar, etc. must be 
on the class path. They must also be located in the program classes 
directory. OOoBean uses com.sun.star.lib.util.NativeClassLoader 
(jurt.jar) to get the location of the executable. NativeClassLoader 
examines the parent directory of the jar, where it finds soffice.



I link soffice to /soffice for check and get InteruptedException
How I can set program location for OfficeBean ?
One could use an UrlClassLoader that knows the location of soffice to 
load OOoBean. (never tested that before).
Have a look at LocalOfficeConnection.getProgramPath and 
NativeLibraryLoader.getResource.


Joachim.



Thanks
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Re: [dev] OO2 130 and OfficeBean

2005-09-27 Thread snpe 
Joachim,
On Tuesday 27 September 2005 08:19 am, Joachim Lingner wrote:
 snpe wrote:
  Hello,
    I try OfficeBean and have one problem :
  
  when I call program with OO jars (jars in OO_HOME/program/classes) it work 
  fine
  
  I want import jars in my project, but then OfficeBean can't find soffice 
  program
  OO seek soffice in /soffice always (linux)
 When using OOoBean then jars, such as jurt.jar, ridl.jar, etc. must be 
 on the class path. They must also be located in the program classes 
 directory. OOoBean uses com.sun.star.lib.util.NativeClassLoader 
 (jurt.jar) to get the location of the executable. NativeClassLoader 
 examines the parent directory of the jar, where it finds soffice.
It is fine when jars are in original position
Example : 
1) create project and add jars from OFFICE_HOME/program/classes in classpath
(no relocate jars, only add in classpath) - It work fine
2) create project, add jars  from OFFICE_HOME/program/classes in my project 
folder
(relocate it) - add relocated jars in classpath.It compile, load class, but 
can't find
officebean libraries (libofficebean.so) - I add 
java.library.path=OFFICE_HOME/program
and libofficebean.so is ok, but OOoBean can't find soffice program.I try add 
soffice in PATH,
java.library.path,com.sun.star.beans.path without success - OOoBean seek 
soffice relative to
jars files - I see NativeClassLoader and it search with loader of class 
LocalOfficeConnection
and relative from officebean.jar - I think that loader have to seek in PATH yet 
(or OFFICE_HOME)
It is simple add in LocalOfficeConnection#getProgramPath for seek in PATH 
(and/or OFFICE_HOME)

 
  I link soffice to /soffice for check and get InteruptedException
  How I can set program location for OfficeBean ?
 One could use an UrlClassLoader that knows the location of soffice to 
 load OOoBean. (never tested that before).
 Have a look at LocalOfficeConnection.getProgramPath and 
 NativeLibraryLoader.getResource.
 
This not help, because NativeLibraryPath search urls directories (or parent 
directories) only
If I relocate jars then it can't find soffice

My workaround for now is :
make classloader - use OFFICE_HOME env. variable for soffice libraries (add in 
path) dynamic and
load OO classes dynamic with this, but I have to use reflection for calling OO 
method (I work in eclipse
and can't change classloader on runtime, but OO doesn't use context classloader)
It is much better that getProgramPath or NativeClassLoader use PATH (and yet 
any use variable) for search)

There is yet another problem : I try officebean in KDE and it work fine in KDE, 
but when I set
SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk it doesn't work - no exception, office start, loadFromURL 
work fine,
acquireSystemWindow work without exception but no connection (panel is empty)
I try from gtk environment, but it isn't work , too (I don't test enough this, 
because my gnome is compiled
and hard patched - gtk is 2.8.4)

Thanks

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