Good to know, thanks anyway Sebastian.
2011/12/22 seba.wag...@gmail.com
> Hi Agustín,
>
> there is a no such ready to run plugin, you might build some kind of
> sync mechanism yourself using the File-API:
> http://incubator.apache.org/openmeetings/FileService.html
>
> Sebastian
>
> 2011/12/22 Ag
Hi Agustín,
there is a no such ready to run plugin, you might build some kind of
sync mechanism yourself using the File-API:
http://incubator.apache.org/openmeetings/FileService.html
Sebastian
2011/12/22 Agustín Cruz Lozano :
> Hi, I would like to know if there is any way to integrate OpenMeetin
Hi, I would like to know if there is any way to integrate OpenMeetings whit
Alfresco Share?
Hi Joseph,
to get the basic installation running all you need is to download
unpack the ZIP and run it.
There is actually not so much more that can be done to improve it.
To set up the a server with all 3th party components like FFMPEG,
ImageMagick et cetera ... if you are not familiar with any o
My hosting company has been trying to install OpenMeetings 1.9 for the past
two weeks and could not get it to work properly. They tried several
operating systems. From following this discussion it's obvious that the
install process for OpenMeetings is far too complicated. I'd like to use OM
for m
There is no special guide for that, you can use the usual docs from
Apache Tomcat 6.x.x documentation.
So you add your servlet in the web.xml and place your JAR/classes in
WEB-INF/lib or classes
Sebastian
2011/12/22 Cristiano Bernardini :
> How can I access Tomcat, the one used by Red5? I'd like
How can I access Tomcat, the one used by Red5? I'd like to load a servlet in it
without having to add a proper tomcat installation.
Thanks, C
you simply enter this URL in the browser to access openmeetings.
If you cannot use the external URL from internal you might simply add
an entry in your local network (or even hosts file)
Sebastian
2011/12/22 Conrad Beckert :
>> Everybody should use the external address.
> Well, I would have to ch
> Everybody should use the external address.
Well, I would have to change the routing to be able to access the openmeetings
server from within my network - but that's just me, so I don't mind. It works
so far - only the invitation url is wrong.
> The app ready the browser.location.url to perform
You need to install ALL packages of oo not just oo-core and oo-headless
... if you want to be able to import XLS you need to install the
oo-calc package ... if you want to import ppt and odp you need to
install the "draw" package (and I think the one for fonts) and so on.
It can be handy to instal
surprisingly openoffice-headless is not enough
After long time debug I found openoffice should be installed, otherwise
conversion using jod does not work
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 16:03, seba.wag...@gmail.com
wrote:
> No you don't need.
> There is a package openoffice-headless
>
> Since version 3
No you don't need.
There is a package openoffice-headless
Since version 3.x.x there is no need for any XVFB or other framebuffer
to run OpenOffice as a service.
Sebastian
2011/12/22 Maxim Solodovnik :
> I guess openoffice.org should install xvfb since it it GUI application ang
> it wont work wi
Everybody should use the external address.
The app ready the browser.location.url to perform some of the actions,
so if people connect to the application you should make sure everybody
uses the same URL.
Sebastian
2011/12/22 :
> Hi,
>
> I installed my openmeetings in an VM on some server which i
Hi,
I installed my openmeetings in an VM on some server which is connected to the
Internet by forwarding ports.
So the server address differs from the one which needs to be entered by folks
outside of my network.
When e.g. inviting people, the local address appears in the mail leading them
to
I guess openoffice.org should install xvfb since it it GUI application ang
it wont work without X server (the real server or xvfb )
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 15:49, Conrad Beckert
wrote:
> It seems to work without it.
>
> Conrad
> Original-Nachricht
> > Datum: Thu, 22 Dec 2011 1
It seems to work without it.
Conrad
Original-Nachricht
> Datum: Thu, 22 Dec 2011 15:26:52 +0700
> Von: Maxim Solodovnik
> An: openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org
> Betreff: Re: OpenOffice upload fails
> On Ubuntu server you additionally need to install xvfb
>
>
> On Thu,
On Ubuntu server you additionally need to install xvfb
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 15:20, Conrad Beckert
wrote:
> Hallo Maxim,
>
> your tip did the trick. Its a little bit more though: The OpenOffice
> server is necessary (which is consistent with the documentation). What's
> needed is the package
Hallo Maxim,
your tip did the trick. Its a little bit more though: The OpenOffice server is
necessary (which is consistent with the documentation). What's needed is the
package openoffice.org - a running OOo. (as to be proven by starting it - on an
X if you're on an Ubuntu server without graphi
Hi Conrad,
sure, I have implemented parts of both ends. The issue is that you
need to map the correct key codes for Ubuntu Flash Player for special
keys, those key codes are different depending on the machine that you
are using.
While it might be that the key code is already correctly "read" on t
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