Hello Omer,
I am attempting to integrate the Mac OS X Address Book into OpenOffice.org.
that looks promising - I look forward to it!
In other words, what is OpenOffice.org's philosophy about where to integrate
new address books (within mozab or as their own module)?
Definitely as own
Le Mardi 12 Juin 2007 08:22, Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany a
écrit :
If you need inspiration :), I suggest looking at the KDE address book
driver. It was done by Éric Bischoff a while ago, is located in
connectivity/source/drivers/kab, a self-contained driver dedicated to
this
Hi,
after 30 min of inactivity with a form the connection to a
jdbc-datasource has been closed automatically (don't know if base or the
driver is guilty here ;) ).
To reestablish, I would like to create an UNO-Listener, which informs me
about the lost connection, so that I can reconnect via
Hi Peter,
your mail in [EMAIL PROTECTED] is still marked as TODO in my mail folder, sorry
for not answering for this long time.
after 30 min of inactivity with a form the connection to a
jdbc-datasource has been closed automatically (don't know if base or the
driver is guilty here ;) ).
To
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
after 30 min of inactivity with a form the connection to a
jdbc-datasource has been closed automatically (don't know if base or the
driver is guilty here ;) ).
To reestablish, I would like to create an UNO-Listener, which informs me
about the
In other words, what is OpenOffice.org's philosophy about where to
integrate
new address books (within mozab or as their own module)?
Definitely as own module. Over time, the mozab module has become
difficult to maintain, due to its dependency on a complex piece of
external code (basically
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
No, that's the time after which closed connections are really closed.
If the user (or some script) closes a connection, then internally, this
connection is put into the so-called connection pool. When the same
connection is requested again, the
