Hi Stefan,
my conversion utility should run as a server in background. When
starting my utility I bootstrap OO or connect to a running OO.
In case OO crashed before and I start now my utility, a recovery screen
appears for the old document. How can I bootstrap an OO or connect to it
without
Hi Mathias :-),
my conversion utility should run as a server in background. When
starting my utility I bootstrap OO or connect to a running OO.
In case OO crashed before and I start now my utility, a recovery
screen
appears for the old document. How can I bootstrap an OO or connect
to it
Hi all, I have being trying to implement the code below (from developers
guide p.548) and I constantly run into problems, could anyone suggest a
solution or point me in the right direction to fixing the problem?
The exception I get varies but is always one of the following:
1.
Am Donnerstag, den 25.05.2006, 23:17 +0200 schrieb Mathias Bauer:
Marc Santhoff wrote:
Hi,
I'm asking myself if it is possible to start implementing the following
scenario:
A doc is opened in a frame (and window). On a command of the user the
component attached to the frame is
Hi Mathias,
That seems for me a really good solution. In case I want a OO
Quickstarter to remain alive after finishing my conversion I don't have
to check for other tasks and don't call terminate() - I just have to
close my document. Is that correct?
I'm not sure if I understand you
Marc Santhoff wrote:
The recreation of the view is a little bit tricky because the necessary
API currently does not exist (it's in the making though).
As far as it works, it's okay with me. :) Do you know an issue number
for watching progress on this topic?
No, but it will be announced in
Hi Mathias,
This works perfectly. Nobody is able to kill my little cute programm
:-). But. Users can't close their OpenOffice until I don't remove my
terminate listener. How can I allow users to close their OO and disallow
to close mine?
You confuse me. :-)
My understanding was that you
Am Freitag, den 26.05.2006, 17:51 +0200 schrieb Mathias Bauer:
Marc Santhoff wrote:
The recreation of the view is a little bit tricky because the necessary
API currently does not exist (it's in the making though).
As far as it works, it's okay with me. :) Do you know an issue number
