A new release is available on the usual update site.
It mainly contains fixes for windows version as some code cleaning. This version warns the user that white spaces in the SDK or project paths may lead to problems of builds. This problem is due to some bugs of the …
I'm glad to announce that 1.0.3 release of the OOoEclipseIntegration plugin is out. Here are the changes:
Since the beginning of the Google Summer of Code 2005 when I started the OpenOffice.org Eclipse Integration project, I wanted to provide a code completion feature for UNO-IDL. At the beginning I thought at a huge mecanism using IDL parsers to fetch the informations. However, I investigate a bit …
I experienced some problems properly closing OpenOffice.org from the OOoBean. Joachim Lingner told me there was an issue for this. As the solution was quite simple to realize and test, I did it.
I just added a terminateOOo() method that terminate OOo if there is only the bean on …
This new version contains a few changes with the previous one, but will be quite important for users. The OpenOffice.org development plugin for Eclipse took some lessons from my previous experience of UNO and the URE:
Big news, I have a first working version of an UNO component to handle GStreamer from UNO code. This will allow using gstreamer features within UNO framework such as macro but also Java, c++ or pyUNO programs.
This component has many advantages for OpenOffice.org: it uses a free multimedia …
I just have finished to write a tutorial on how to create a simple C++ application based on the URE. This paper is written for URE and UNO beginners and might be missing some important informations.
I would really appreciate every return to modify this tutorial and make it better …
I have released a new version (1.0.1) of the Eclipse plugin to support OpenOffice.org development. Here are the changes from the previous release:
I just have completed to write and document a small exercise to learn the basis for C++ URE based applications. Just get the joint archive and look at the README file for the instructions.
In the archive you will find: the correction, the question and the makefile for the build …
I have written an example of URE application just saying Hello URE world in two languages: C++ and Java. To run this example you will need an UNIX environment, that is to say a UNIX or an emulation like cygwin. It uses the following tools: