Hi,
Le 02/01/2012 14:21, Stephan Bergmann a écrit :
On 01/02/2012 11:06 AM, Paul TOTH wrote:
does anyone know the URP protocol ?
I've found very few information about it
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno/Remote/Specifications/Uno_Remote_Protocol
But that's as detailed as you can reasonably expect it to be? ;)
Anyway, I assume your problem is higher up the abstraction hierarchy
than plain URP. If there were problems establishing localhost
connections, you would get problems already before reaching the
loadComponentFromURL call.
Well I havent' found any document on how the IDs (like
1e3ad60;uno[0];18b8;85f8da80603b478cb08cd837553b7f6d) are defined...so
I've used Windows GUID to identify my objects instances.
Le 29/12/2011 11:04, Paul TOTH a écrit :
I debug mode, the socket doesn't receveive anything after the message :
loadComponentFrom('private_stream', '_blank', ...)
and my program is still waiting a reply for ever :(
Does the soffice.bin process hang displaying some message box,
awaiting user input (or rather trying to display such a box, in case
of --headless -- but does that even work on Windows, not sure)? You
might need to debug soffice.bin to find out more.
soffice is waiting also for something because the document is opened
when I kill my application !
my application is a single thread process, after the protocol handcheck,
I send a request a read answers until I get my own threadID back,
something like :
send_my_request(my_thread_id);
while (get_reply->thread_id != my_thread_id) process_server_request();
process_server_reply();
from my point of view, soffice and my application are both waiting for
something from the other side.
it's probably something wrong in my URP implementation, but what I can't
understand is that the same client work just fine on a remote office,
and that a second instance of my client work also just fine on a local
host. How can my code be wrong only on the first connexion to a local
office ?!
BTW I agree with you, the best way to understand what's going on is to
look at the server side, but I'm a Delphi developper, debugging
soffice.bin is an hard task for me :)
I've made a protocol sniffer to trace Python to Office exchange...it
does a lot of unnecessary things (XTypeProvider, XElementAccess,
XNameAccess, XUnoTunnel.getSomething, etc...) but I can't figure what is
missing/wrong in my code to just open a private stream.
Paul
Stephan
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