bvoll...@informatik.uni-bremen.de wrote:
> Quoting Mathias Bauer :
>
>> bvoll...@informatik.uni-bremen.de wrote:
>>> Unfortunately the solution with ".uno:Reload" does not work anymore
>>> since OO.org 3.1 was released. Under Windows I cannot update the
>>> opened document externally because it i
Quoting Mathias Bauer :
bvoll...@informatik.uni-bremen.de wrote:
Unfortunately the solution with ".uno:Reload" does not work anymore
since OO.org 3.1 was released. Under Windows I cannot update the
opened document externally because it is locked. I need a workaround
with close and then reopen t
bvoll...@informatik.uni-bremen.de wrote:
> Quoting Mathias Bauer :
>
>> Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I work on an extension where in some cases the opened document is
>>> updated externally. So I have to reload my document.
>>>
>>> In a snippet I found this way:
>>>
>>> PropertyV
Hi Benjamin,
Sorry, but editing of a document is not allowed if it is already edited
by the office. I assume that you could reach it since OOo3.0.x does not
use system file locking, so the document file can be edited in parallel.
This is actually the reason why OOo3.1 supports the system file
Quoting Mathias Bauer :
Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
Hello,
I work on an extension where in some cases the opened document is
updated externally. So I have to reload my document.
In a snippet I found this way:
PropertyValue[] aLoadProps = new PropertyValue[0];
// reload current document
xCompon
Benjamin Vollmer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I work on an extension where in some cases the opened document is
> updated externally. So I have to reload my document.
>
> In a snippet I found this way:
>
> PropertyValue[] aLoadProps = new PropertyValue[0];
>
> // reload current document
> xComponentLo
Hello,
I work on an extension where in some cases the opened document is
updated externally. So I have to reload my document.
In a snippet I found this way:
PropertyValue[] aLoadProps = new PropertyValue[0];
// reload current document
xComponentLoader.loadComponentFromURL(this.xFrame.getCont
