Hi together,
>> Sounds weird. Assuming that you call the packagemanager API from Java,
>> I'd expect you get a RuntimeException ("null-ref given!").
>
> I have the same opinion. Using "Null" should either throw an exception,
> or it should work like an empty string. Any other opinions?
>
> Shoul
Hi Daniel and Mathias,
> Sounds weird. Assuming that you call the packagemanager API from Java,
> I'd expect you get a RuntimeException ("null-ref given!").
I have the same opinion. Using "Null" should either throw an exception,
or it should work like an empty string. Any other opinions?
Should
Sounds weird. Assuming that you call the packagemanager API from Java,
I'd expect you get a RuntimeException ("null-ref given!").
my 2 cents,
Daniel
Tobias Krais wrote:
> Hi together,
>
> currently I implement a package manager in Java for deploying my UNO
> extension. But I experienced some wei
Tobias Krais wrote:
> Hi together,
>
> currently I implement a package manager in Java for deploying my UNO
> extension. But I experienced some weird problems I want to share with you.
> First this information: my extension is an .oxt package containing a jar
> file. The problem I describe next d
Hi together,
currently I implement a package manager in Java for deploying my UNO
extension. But I experienced some weird problems I want to share with you.
First this information: my extension is an .oxt package containing a jar
file. The problem I describe next does not occur with the non-Java
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