On 02/02/2016 09:56 PM, John Dougrez-Lewis wrote:
I'm looking at coding a pet C++ project to use the Content Brokers provided
by the UCB/UNO subsystem.
I note that the XInteractionHandler-derived classes can be used to handle
responses to supply e.g. user/pswd details for Authentication etc.
From a class diagram I've found, it looks like the XInteractionHandler may
be a UI/frame type class.
If I want to respond programmatically from my console (non-GUI) program, is
there a way of doing this - either by writing my own non-UI response
handlers or by using pre-existing handlers (if they exist)? Is there a
non-UI route in to providing a required response?
Any pointers/links would be gratefully appreciated.
Yeah, you need to implement your own XInteractionHandler. The general
one in uui/source/interactionhandler.cxx is indeed designed for GUI
interaction, but there is e.g.
desktop/source/lib/lokinteractionhandler.cxx in the LibreOffice code
base that is an example of a more programmatic handling of interaction
requests.
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