
How do you insert a new slide in LibreOffice?. Is Google Docs compatible with LibreOffice?. Can I install OpenOffice on Windows 10?. Which version of Microsoft Office is best for low end PC?. What is difference between LibreOffice and OpenOffice?. Which is better Google Docs or LibreOffice?. Is there anything better than LibreOffice?. Which is better OpenOffice or LibreOffice or FreeOffice?. Which is better FreeOffice or LibreOffice?. convert the code contained in bootstrapconnector. My question is how do you tell the bootstrap method which version to launch? Having looked over the code (bootstrapconnector.jar) it does not look overly long and should be pretty easy to convert. The source code is also available in the downloaded jar. String oooExeFolder = "/opt/libreoffice4.1/program/" Ĭom. xContext = (oooExeFolder) To the following which allows you to have juh.jar as a project resource but also requires bootstrapconnection.jar to be part of the project, because the installation folder is not relative to the juh.jar file it must be explicitly declared, like so: //fully qualified names used to avoid any ambiguity
The provided solution as can be seen on that page changes the connection string from: //following assumes juh.jar is in the OOo/LO installation folder and is also on the classpathĬom. xContext = ._InitialComponentContext() So that should give you further compatibility assurance!
to get around this, this page: has a download as part of the first post (Feb 10, 2008) and I used the same jar today (Jan 30, 2014) and can verify that it work with LibreOffice 4.1.4 on Ubuntu 13.10. This is pretty difficult if you're using maven or installing on a web container. With OOo/LO ( and LibreOffice respectively) when using Java you need to use juh.jar to establish the connection and this jar must be in the installation folder of OOo/LibreOffice and on the classpath. Since you mentioned that solution in other languages may be translated/viable: