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From:
Mikhail Voytenko
To:
Bing BJ Yin/China/i...@ibmcn, dev-framework
Date:
2009-04-22 15:55
Subject:
Re: [framework-dev] MS Word file encryption code touch the framework layer
Hi
Hi Steve,
On 04/22/09 09:03, Bing BJ Yin wrote:
Hi Mikhail,
I was concerned about the way to announce the new uno structure or
interface in OO.o community. Thanks for your explanation.
One more question. When should I announced
com::sun::star::task::DocumentMSPasswordRequest in
interface-an
Hi Steve,
An existing structure/interface can not be changed if it is published.
But a new one can be created without any problem. It should be just
announced in interface-annou...@openoffice.org mailing list.
Please correct me if I misunderstood the question.
Best regards,
Mikhail.
On 04/22
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From:
Mikhail Voytenko
To:
dev@framework.openoffice.org
Date:
2009-04-15 19:39
Subject:
Re: [framework-dev] MS Word file encryption
Hi Steve,
Unfortunately com::sun::star::task::PasswordRequestMode is a published
enum. It can not be extended.
I would suggest to introduce a new password request, that might use the
same enum with the request modes if necessary. The password request
would trigger the password dialog in "MS-
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From:
Carsten Driesner
To:
dev@framework.openoffice.org
Cc:
Wei Guo Shi/China/i...@ibmcn, Yong Lin Ma/China/i...@ibmcn
Date:
2009-04-15 16:46
Subject:
Re: [framework-dev] MS Word file encryption code touch the framework layer
Ming Fei Jia wrote:
Ming Fei Jia wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> First quickly brief the background, IBM Lotus Symphony already implemented
> the MS Word file encryption feature, and plan to contribute to OpenOffice.
> I have communicated within SW project list, and Mathias Bauer has committed
> to create a CWS for us to work
Dear All,
First quickly brief the background, IBM Lotus Symphony already implemented
the MS Word file encryption feature, and plan to contribute to OpenOffice.
I have communicated within SW project list, and Mathias Bauer has committed
to create a CWS for us to work on. But our part of code also
