> From: Andre Fischer [mailto:awf....@gmail.com]
> I did not provide one on purpose because it does not work. If you > really want to use BASIC to implement the panel then you have > to fix the > callback/dialog reference issues. Sorry, I do not understand the situation. >From the beginning I talked only about a *Basic* extension. *Is it true that I can not use the sidebar using Basic Extension?* Or do I understand this wrong? > But if you or anybody else want to give Java a try, I made > another demo > [2] and implemented a similar search dialog completely in > Java. Most of > that demo extension is generic code that does not have to be modified > for a real-life extension. Any other language with complete > UNO binding > (like Python) should work very similar. > > Look into its README file for an explanation of the > individual files and > pointers of what to change if you want to implement your own panels. > > Here is how to import that ZIP file into Eclipse: > > - Start a generic or Java-centric Eclipse > - Click menu entry File->Import... > > In the 'Import' dialog > - Select 'General->Existing Projects into Workspace' > - Click 'Next >' > - Select 'Select archive file:' > - Click 'Browse...' and load the downloaded SidebarSearchDemo.zip > - Click 'Finish' > A new entry should appear in the 'Package Explorer' (by > default on the > left side) labeld 'SidebarSearchDemo'. > > - Locate the 'Ant' view. If it is not open then > - Click Window->Show View->Ant > - Drag-and-drop the 'SidebarSearchDemo' entry from the 'Package > Explorer' to the 'Ant' view. > - Expand the new 'SidebarSearchDemoOXT' entry in the 'Ant' view. > > - Double click on the 'oxt [default]' entry. > This will build both the JAR and the OXT file. > - In OpenOffice open the extension manager and add the newly built > SidebarSearchDemo.oxt. It doesn't matter if one is already > installed, it will be overwritten. > - Restart OpenOffice > > Repeat the last step three steps (from double click on 'oxt' > to restart) > whenever you made changes and want to test them. Thank you for this work, not only helps me, because I understand neither Java nor Eclipse Greetings, Jörg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
