Hello Markus,
Thus my question: Is there a tool or a method which allows me to render ODT on
the commandline? The tool should not require graphical output since it is
meant to run on a system without an X-server (graphical engine)
OOo is not working on such a tool, but the OpenDocument
Dear list,
maybe some of you know the open source enterprise resource planning tool SQL
Ledger or its German derivative LX-Office. This tool uses LaTeX template
files for purchase orders, offers, bills etc. There are variable fields in
the tex files which are filled with the according values,
2006/1/14, Markus Heller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This, however, makes it necessary that a server can generate PS or PDF files
from the ODT templates on a scripting (commandline) base.
Thus my question: Is there a tool or a method which allows me to render ODT on
the commandline? The tool should
Henrik Sundberg wrote:
Perhaps I misunderstand the question completely.
I expect it to be easy to create a macro that exports a document in
PDF format.
I don't know how easy it is. The OOo API is not exactly straight
forward. But even if it's not hard, it would make OOo a dependency.
Would
Daniel Carrera wrote:
I don't know how easy it is. The OOo API is not exactly straight
forward. But even if it's not hard, it would make OOo a dependency.
Would you want a command-line tool to have a 300MB dependency? (all this
assuming that OOo doesn't require an X server if you provide the
