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On 02/22/2012 11:53 AM, Helmar Spangenberg wrote:
My understanding of the whole subject still is too small - I thought,
once I got the context bootstrapped, the whole communication to the
office is done by a socket or a pipe.

Yes, but what gets communicated over that pipe is remote procedure calls, so on the client side you need some code to engage in that remote procedure calling. And the code that is available for that is either C++ or Java.

Is it too naive to think that when the context is available all the
rest of the communication should work?

Yes, I fear so. Again, the inability to obtain local UnoUrlResolver service probably indicates a fundamental problem somewhere in the MinGW UNO stack. (Note that it is not necessarily a big problem, maybe even only a triviality. But hard to tell w/o an environment to try it out.)

Stephan

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