An Exception gets thrown, and I don't really know why since xMSF exists,
since I can initiate other services with it but it doesn't seem to work
for the GraphicProvider.
Code:
XMultiServiceFactory xMSF = (XMultiServiceFactory)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
Jimmy wrote:
An Exception gets thrown, and I don't really know why since xMSF exists,
since I can initiate other services with it but it doesn't seem to work
for the GraphicProvider.
Code:
XMultiServiceFactory xMSF = (XMultiServiceFactory)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
I'm sorry, missed that code in the last e-mail. But which one are you
talking about?
This is my component initialisation and all I get is the xMCF but no
xMSF which I need. It's only possible to create the xMSF with an
XTextDocument, isn't it?
public Editor(XComponentContext xCompContext) {
Ah I got it, I was wrong of course. I had to initiate the MSF with the MCF:
XMultiServiceFactory xMSF = (XMultiServiceFactory)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XMultiServiceFactory.class,
ElementController.getXMCF());
Thanks for the hint Mathias
Jimmy schrieb:
I'm sorry, missed that code in
Jimmy wrote:
I'm sorry, missed that code in the last e-mail. But which one are you
talking about?
This is my component initialisation and all I get is the xMCF but no
xMSF which I need. It's only possible to create the xMSF with an
XTextDocument, isn't it?
No, get the service manager
Jimmy wrote:
That's exactly my problem, I can't translate it. It takes some more
steps in Java to create a GraphicProvider, and I can't get it to work.
Does that mean that
XGraphicProvider xGraphicProvider = (XGraphicProvider)
UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XGraphicProvider.class,
I'm trying to get hold of the GraphicProvider to store images of a
Writer document.
Whatever I'm doing I don't seem to be able to create the GraphicProvider
with Java.
My approach, which doesn't work:
XGraphicProvider xGraphicProvider = (XGraphicProvider)
Hi Jimmy,
I'm trying to get hold of the GraphicProvider to store images of a
Writer document.
the code snippet ... http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/
Writer/Writer.ExtractGfx.snip ... seems to do what you want.
Regards
Stephan
I've tried this already, but thought it would be nice to export the
graphics out of the document not out of a zip file (the snippet does
only work if the document has been saved).
I can't get it to work in Java though and I don't really see why my code
isn't working.
Cheers
Stephan
Jimmy schreef:
I've tried this already, but thought it would be nice to export the
graphics out of the document not out of a zip file (the snippet does
only work if the document has been saved).
I can't get it to work in Java though and I don't really see why my
code isn't working.
Cheers
No matter what I do it seems I'm always getting an Exception even when
I'm trying to create a GraphicExportFilter.
Object oUnoObject =
xMSF.createInstance(com.sun.star.drawing.GraphicExportFilter);
The xMSF is not null and does work for other things like for example:.
XNamed xChildNamed =
Hi Jimmy,
as no one stepped up as of yet, a very amateurish attempt (could be
wrong altogether):
No matter what I do it seems I'm always getting an Exception even when
I'm trying to create a GraphicExportFilter.
Object oUnoObject =
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