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Now to your problem. The easiest way to reproduce it is whe
I am trying to generate a powerpoint presentation, see code snippet:
public static void convert(XComponent xComponent, XComponentContext context,
String targetFilename, String conversionFilter)
{
// How to get the XComponent, see
../Office/Office.OpenDocumentFromURL.snip
XSto
Thomas ,
Hey Fernand,
thank you for your answer. Yes, this way works and I try this before,
but I work on a customer extension and this is the "badest option".
in this case yes its simpler to use a connection
What
I did not understand is why it was working last week but not this week??
And wh
Hey Fernand,
thank you for your answer. Yes, this way works and I try this before,
but I work on a customer extension and this is the "badest option". What
I did not understand is why it was working last week but not this week??
And why in any case the error-massage returns localhost (127.0.0.1)?
Paolo Mantovani wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to add a new named path into the options dialog
(Openoffice.org -> paths)
Of course I'm able to add a new nodes in the org.openoffice.Office.Paths
registry component but although the new node is accessible via the
com.sun.star.util.PathSettings UNO serv
Thomas ,
To avoid problems like you desribed we nowadays uses the
"com.sun.star.sdb.DatabaseContext" as a "binding" point to our MySQL server.
So we place a OO-DB-document where all OO- users can acces the document
with the lowest posible rights ( to avoid unwanted acces to the MySQL
Tables)
Hey,
I do have al lot of problems trying to connect to a MySQL Database via
Sun native driver.
Funny: When I install the driver last week, everything works well, I got
the connection-object and could work with it.
This week - I only get errors.
Even, when I try to connect via UI- just errors.
Toda
