Kochmin wrote:
I have windows application wich use OLE Automatization to fill-in OpenOffice document It's create OleObject like OpenOffice := CreateOleObject('com.sun.star.ServiceManager'); .. How can I rewrite it, or use any tools, to work when OpenOffice is installed on Linux, and my application runs in wine?
Try installing the Windows version of OpenOffice in Wine. - Dan
DK> Kochmin wrote: DK>> I have windows application wich use OLE Automatization to fill-in DK>> OpenOffice document It's create OleObject like DK>> OpenOffice := CreateOleObject('com.sun.star.ServiceManager'); DK>> .. DK>> How can I rewrite it, or use any tools, to work when OpenOffice is DK>> installed on Linux, and my application runs in wine? DK> DK> Try installing the Windows version of OpenOffice in Wine. DK> - Dan DK> DK>
Thanks, but I know this way. Also I think to have 2 copy of Open Office: one in Linux other in wine is not so good. May be there is another way to use OpenOffice in wine?
-- Kochmin Alexandr
Alexandr Kochmin wrote:
DK> Kochmin wrote: DK>> I have windows application wich use OLE Automatization to fill-in DK>> OpenOffice document It's create OleObject like DK>> OpenOffice := CreateOleObject('com.sun.star.ServiceManager'); DK>> .. DK>> How can I rewrite it, or use any tools, to work when OpenOffice is DK>> installed on Linux, and my application runs in wine? DK> DK> Try installing the Windows version of OpenOffice in Wine. DK> - Dan DK> DK>
Thanks, but I know this way. Also I think to have 2 copy of Open Office: one in Linux other in wine is not so good. May be there is another way to use OpenOffice in wine?
You think that they're the same, but they're not. The two versions of OpenOffice for two different platforms have different features - the Win32 one is the only one with OLE Automation support.
RS>> Thanks, but I know this way. RS>> Also I think to have 2 copy of Open Office: one in Linux other in wine RS>> is not so good. RS>> May be there is another way to use OpenOffice in wine? RS> RS> You think that they're the same, but they're not. The two versions of RS> OpenOffice for two different platforms have different features - the RS> Win32 one is the only one with OLE Automation support.
Thanks, but what is analog for OLE in Linux. How I can use OpenOffice as reportGenerator in my programs.
-- Kochmin Alexandr
On 11/20/06, Alexandr Kochmin alexandr@intakom.ru wrote:
RS>> Thanks, but I know this way. RS>> Also I think to have 2 copy of Open Office: one in Linux other in wine RS>> is not so good. RS>> May be there is another way to use OpenOffice in wine? RS> RS> You think that they're the same, but they're not. The two versions of RS> OpenOffice for two different platforms have different features - the RS> Win32 one is the only one with OLE Automation support.
Thanks, but what is analog for OLE in Linux. How I can use OpenOffice as reportGenerator in my programs.
AFAIK, OpenOffice uses UNO (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Network_Objects) as a kind of COM equivalent.
-- Kochmin Alexandr
Damjan Jovanovic
DJ> AFAIK, OpenOffice uses UNO DJ> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Network_Objects) as a kind of DJ> COM equivalent.
Thanks.
Kochmin Alexandr