Hi Daniel,
I really don't know how you'd approach it from the OOo side of things.
Since PDF::ReportWriter requires complex items to be passed into it (
structures that describe fields, groups, and the data array itself ), I
suppose the easiest ( and dodgiest ) way of approaching it would be
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Daniel,
I've been working on a PDF Report Writer, named PDF::ReportWriter, for a
while now. It's written in Perl. I'm not sure whether that makes it
unsuitable for OO or not. I would say that this isn't a problem, but
that's just me.
Le mardi 02 août 2005 à 10:32 +0200, Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems
Germany a écrit :
Hi Frank,
How would a collaboration look like? OOo currently does not ship with
perl, nor does it have a UNO binding for perl [1], so how would OOo feed
your application with data? Are you interested in
Le mardi 02 août 2005 à 13:46 +0200, Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems
Germany a écrit :
Hi Frank,
Interesting. Do you know how they work? Do they create/manipulate the
mere files, or do they really connect to OOo and manipulate the docs by
using OOo?
AFAIK, they merely create/manipulate
Hello Dan,
First, I apologize if this email is directed to the wrong place or people.
no, you're at the right place here :) - welcome!
I'm working with the pre-2.0 beta version of the database.
Older than m79? How ... adventurous :)
What can anyone do to speed up or help with the database
