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Templates in openOffice [java]

 
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Olga
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 2:02 am    Post subject: Templates in openOffice [java] Reply with quote

Hallo people from OpenOffice World and Java!
I am new here Embarassed and I am very sad that for API in Java in OpenOffice no documentation or any usable examples . Could you help me? My problem is that I must genearate a (!!! ONE) document with several pages. Each page is template mail (I made it as *.ott - one page) .I need it for refusals (To put data from java objects in a OpenOffice document in the rigth place I managed it but to collect many document in one I did not Crying or Very sad ). ) Has anybody done something like that? Please post it.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 4:39 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Are you using java objects and connecting to OOo externally, or are you running a JavaScript macro from inside of OOo? (not that I do much of either myself, just want to clarify your question).

Oh, and I moved the topic to the macros forum where it is better suited.
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