Looks, like you want me to read the code which I was trying to very much avoid.
It is still not clear from the soffice --help or from the various posts that I
have combed so far if it is or is not possible to specify a connection string to
a headless listening soffice server. I mean, does one h
$ ls foo.txtls: delme.txt: No such file or directory$Sorry, the delme.txt above
is a typo. it should be$ ls foo.txtls: foo.txt: No such file or
directory$(Basically, I'm issuing the 'ls' command to show that foo.txt did
not get created.)On 02/29/2012 01:05 PM, Harry Simons wro
Hey Andreas,Please treat this question as a headless question from a headless
one.I'm on RHEL 5, so cannot used Windows-based solutions. LO being
multi-megabyte is not an issue as long as it works.I forgot: Did you play
with the command line options of
LibreOffice?Yes, I have been play
Hello.
Using LibreOffice 3.4/3.5.
I want to run LibreOffice in--headlessmode for
converting files from .doc to .txt, and want to try outboththe socket and
pipe methods.
However, what is not clear to me is this...
1) With thesocketmethod: If I specify an
arbitrary port (instea
