Roberto Battistoni wrote:
Ok, but how far is this future?
There are people working on it, but I cannot offer you any concrete dates.
-Stephan
OpenOffice is a great editor, but its SDK with API and UNO framework is
too complex as compare to Winword environment with .NET and C#.
I like OpenOf
Hello,
I'm writing a templating system using the UNO API. I managed to make te
first part (search and replace). Now I'm trying to write the second part
whera I would like to search for a given word, if found change the
attributes of the text. It seems to more or less work with standard
properties
Thank you very much, Joerg! I am getting things ready
Cheers,
Jorge (your namesake).
Selon Joerg Budischewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> > At first I had problems both on linux and Windows. What happened was that
> the
> > first time I ran a VB macro instantiating my python components ever
Hi-ya
I am rendering 500 page documents with loads of
XTextFrames (about 20 per page) and most of the
parameters I set are always the same.
Unfortunately com.sun.star.text.TextFrame does not
support XMultiPropertySet or XFastPropertySet. If I
create my own Component as described in the guide "4.
Ok, but how far is this future?
OpenOffice is a great editor, but its SDK with API and UNO framework is
too complex as compare to Winword environment with .NET and C#.
I like OpenOffice, but productivity is an important factor for
enterprises that want to invest in OpenOffice.
Thanks all
> Our v
Roberto Battistoni wrote:
Is there any UNO wrapper Java project in the future?
Our vision of the future is that the OOo UNO API will improve so much
(using multiple-inheritance interfaces and new-style services, and
offering high-level APIs) that developers will feel no need for a
wrapper fo
http://ubion.ion.ag/plonesoftwarecenter/004niceofficeaccess/
Tom
Roberto Battistoni wrote:
> Is there any UNO wrapper Java project in the future?
>
> Thanks
>
> Roberto
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Hi Tobias,
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi Jürgen,
i forgot to mention that it probably works only with an official build
of OO (and a default installation). Debian use as far as i know an own
start up script which probably causes the problem.
You will need the soffice binary or at least a symbolic li
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi Juergen
Stay tuned until next week because i will be on vacation for 4 days.
have a nice rest time Juergen
thanks
Juergen
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Hi Juergen
Stay tuned until next week because i will be on vacation for 4 days.
have a nice rest time Juergen
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Hi,
At first I had problems both on linux and Windows. What happened was that the
first time I ran a VB macro instantiating my python components everything went
ok. It was just when trying to run again that the system blocked forever. On
windows, it was necessary to kill OOo and exit the quickst
Hi,
the version available on api.openoffice.org is updated also
(http://api.openoffice.org/SDK/snippets/SnippetCreator-20060320.uno.pkg).
I also have updated the DTD description on
http://api.openoffice.org/SDK/snippets/index.html. Please can somebody
review the description and correct,exten
Thanks again. I guess I have to thank you many times in near future. ;)
But, new questions rises all the time:
Tobias Krais wrote:
If you want to remove a whole menu, use this:
-%<-
/**
* This method removes the first menu from OpenOffice menubar.
* Changes are transient.
Hi Tuomas,
> 1. Where did you find that "Persistent" property? I didn't find any
> suitable XUIElement's properties from IDL Ref.
> Where should I look for properties of interfaces in general? It seems
> like IDL Reference hasn't got answers for every questions. Or I just
> don't know how to look
Hi Tobias,
i forgot to mention that it probably works only with an official build
of OO (and a default installation). Debian use as far as i know an own
start up script which probably causes the problem.
You will need the soffice binary or at least a symbolic link to the
soffice binary in yo
Hi Jürgen,
> i forgot to mention that it probably works only with an official build
> of OO (and a default installation). Debian use as far as i know an own
> start up script which probably causes the problem.
>
> You will need the soffice binary or at least a symbolic link to the
> soffice binar
Hi Laurent,
Laurent Godard wrote:
Do not expect any contribution from the community (at least from
myself) until this is not clear and the SDK is not free. Final
document licence but also tools to build the final result have to be
clearly stated as free
you mix again two things.
Why "agai
Hi Jürgen,
> you should describe that cliet application should jar the bootstrap glue
> code class files from the SDK to their own class files to get rid of the
> classpath. The way you have described works fine but you still need the
> office jars in your classpath.
> Using the whole simply boots
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Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi Juergen
thanks for your explanation
this is a huge work :-)
But yes a missing part
Some Python examples related to the chapters should be created and
should be part of the SDK (short description for the example overview
page). Ideally in
forward
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Hi Laurent,
to integrate Python in the DevGuide, we need a chapter about the
language binding (like the Java, C++ or CLI binding chapter). And
because of the fact that the Python binding supports component
development we would need an appropriate component chapte
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forward my answer to this mailing list and please let us continue the
discussion on this list.
Juergen
Laurent Godard wrote:
Hi,
reading http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=54951
Juergen, what kind of informations
Hi Sophie,
thanks i have already an issue for that. I will fix it asap.
Juergen
Sophie Gautier wrote:
Hi all,
For information, those links are dead
http://docs.sun.com/db/doc/817-1826?q=StarOffice
http://docs.sun.com/db/doc/817-1826-10
http://docs.sun.com/db/coll/999.2
They are in external
Hi Tobias,
you should describe that cliet application should jar the bootstrap glue
code class files from the SDK to their own class files to get rid of the
classpath. The way you have described works fine but you still need the
office jars in your classpath.
Using the whole simply bootstrap f
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