I am a beginner of OpenOffice and I am learning the SDK document now.
Instead, i found the mapping from IDL to java looks missing something:
1. the mapped Java classes contains less information than the IDL, By using
the Java 5 annotations will solve this problem, and we can even write no IDL
a
Thanks for your comments.
2005/7/19, Jürgen Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi,
>
> thanks for sharing your ideas ...
>
> 王在祥 wrote:
> We cannot use Java 5 features because we have to be compatible with
> older versions.
I think it is possible to using Java
> The Java UNO language binding predates Java 5 by some years. That might
> explain why some of its features look strange or less than optimal in a
> Java 5 context. Also, we try hard to keep the Java UNO language binding
> and Java UNO environment compatible with Java 1.3.
Sure. Is it possible t
I have installed
1. OOo_1.9.113_Win32Intel_install.zip and install in
"E:\OpenOffice.org 1.9.113",
2. OOo_1.1.0_Win32Intel_sdk.zip installed in E:\OpenOffice.org1.1_SDK
I have run the configureWindowsNT.bat (without CPP setting since i have no
VC installed).
When i runs idlc comma
> Yes, that's true the idlc from the older SDK needs stlport_vc745.dll
> which doesn't come with OO.1.9.x. So you have to use a newer SDK build
> or copy the old library form an older OpenOffice version.
How can i build a new SDK? can you give me some start page? and the CVS
module name?
Thanks.
