problem read-only...

[fendavid]

Hello everybody !
I have a java application (java bean), so I have an OpenOffice document (writer) embedded in my application. When I close this application, my OO document become in read-only (after closing the application, I open my OOdocument which is in read-only). Do you know why ?
I am on Linux but when I run my application on UNIX, there is no problem..

Here my code to close the application :
class WindowHandler extends WindowAdapte
{
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent evt)
{
mOfficeWriter.save();
((Window)evt.getSource()).dispose();
}
public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e)
{
mOfficeWriter.closeConnection();
System.exit(0);
}
}

[Jeroen]

Hi!

It seems OpenOffice doesn't close the connection properly, because it's still busy with the save() method... Have you tried calling the save() method before the windowClosing() method? Maybe something like this:

[fendavid]

first, thank you for your answer.
I have tried you method but I have the same problem.. Even if I don't save the document, when I quit my application, the OOdocument become in read-only. I is very strange, because on unix, this run well.. my only solution, is to do this when I quit :
try
{
URL urlDoc=new URL(mOfficeWriter.getDocumentURL());
File doc=new File(urlDoc.getFile());
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cp "+doc.toString()+" tmp.sxw");
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("mv tmp.sxw "+doc.toString());
}catch (Exception e) {System.out.println(e);}

But it isn't a very good solution.....

[Jeroen]

Well, this maybe not a very good solution either, but you can check when you load the document if the document is read-only, if so, you can set it to not read-only...

Here are some method's that can help you accomplish that: