Re: [framework-dev] Java API import filters

2009-09-09 Thread Mathias Bauer
Hi, I'm not sure if I understand. Each filter has a filter name, so has an xslt based one. Use this filter name as parameter named "FilterName" in the API call and it should work. Regards, Mathias Dog86 wrote: > Hello, > > I know this issue is old but I have the same problem like the thread >

Re: [framework-dev] Java API import filters

2009-08-11 Thread Dog86
Hello, I know this issue is old but I have the same problem like the thread starter! Is there now a way to import a XML File to Open Office Writer via XSLT? I have installed a XML Filter in my Open Office. So manually in open office I can call the Filter, select a XML File and import it to open

Re: [framework-dev] Java API import filters

2008-09-29 Thread Mathias Bauer
Hi, leyki leykiou wrote: > Firstly i d like to thank you for your quick response..Starting from the > last what i meant was that i am able to open a file from the API using the > loadComponentFromURL method,but i was looking for a method of the API to > pass my XSLT filter package as a parameter

Re: [framework-dev] Java API import filters

2008-09-29 Thread leyki leykiou
Firstly i d like to thank you for your quick response..Starting from the last what i meant was that i am able to open a file from the API using the loadComponentFromURL method,but i was looking for a method of the API to pass my XSLT filter package as a parameter ,lets say, so that the transformati

Re: [framework-dev] Java API import filters

2008-09-25 Thread Mathias Bauer
Hi, leyki leykiou wrote: > Hello everyone, i am new here and i have a question to ask which might be a > little complicated. > What i want to do is to develop a component such as a button in open office > which , when pressed, imports an xml file which can be selected by a file > dialog and apply