Hi Kirill,
it is already possible to have multiple instances of OOo on one
computer. Your described scenario is also possible and you can manage
your own copy of OOo in the context of your application. You can use
your own application specific user directory, can control the life cycle
and can connect to exactly your configured office from your own application.
You can start the office listening on a specific pipe, connect your app
to this pipe and everything else is the same as before. See the SDK
examples how to connect to an office via a socket connection. Simply
replace the socket connection with a pipe connection. See the DevGuide
in the wiki for more details.
Juergen
On 12/28/09 12:06 PM, K S wrote:
Dear OpenOffice Development,
My name is Kirill, and I am Software Engineering Professional.
Let me ask you several questions concerning integration of Open Office into
my project.
The matter is that I would like to call OpenOffice from my Java application.
If there is no OpenOffice installed on the computer, I think it is good to
run a copy of OpenOffice, supplied with my application. But As I know,
OpenOffile under Linux can be started only if it was installed as a package.
How it is possible to run OpenOffice using UNO without installing (merely
copied OO to specified folder, for example)? What about having several
instances of Open Office at one time in the system? Thank you very much!
Sincerely yours,
Kirill
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