On 05/14/2015 08:41 AM, sotlef wrote:
I'm doing standalone minimal UNO distribution for my own projects without
dependencies on LibreOffice or OpenOffice
Now all uno libraries successfully build, idl files successfully compile and
typedescription registered in .rdb.
But I don't know how to register components - regcomp is depricated and
requires component_writeInfo function in shared library.
In source tree .component files exists and as I know its used for component
registration but how? What is modern method of registration now? Is there
any new documentation for it?
Originally, binary .rdb files were used both for UNOIDL type
descriptions ("types.rdb") and for information about components'
services/singletons ("services.rdb"). The latter have been replaced
with XML files (typically retaining the ".rdb" prefix, though) when
introducing passive component registration
(<https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Passive_Component_Registration>,
probably slightly outdated by now).
Instead of actively registering a component via regcomp (which called a
component's component_writeInfo function) into a binary .rdb file listed
in UNO_SERVICES, you now include a component's XML <component> element
in an XML .rdb file listed in UNO_SERVICES. (The UNO_SERVICES bootstrap
variable allows for items of the form
<uri>*
where the angle brackets and asterisk are verbatim and uri is a file URL
denoting a directory, resulting in each file in that directory being
read as an .rdb file. So the easiest approach is to drop a new XML .rdb
file with a toplevel <components> element into such a directory.
LibreOffice itself bundles many such small files into a few large ones
for performance reasons.)
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