Re: how to use libreoffice library if not use UNO?

hmm... I think it is a requirement , for example , I want to edit ods and
also other office file in chrome browser , so I need to use a library to
prase the ods file , and shown to the web , and I do not need to install
many other software , such as microsoft office , open office , libreoffice
, only a library enough , and it is very lightweight.


On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 4:07 PM, Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@suse.com>wrote:

> On Wed, 2012-05-30 at 10:02 +0800, engine spot wrote:
> >     I am a newbie for libreoffice , I know if I want to custom a
> > plugin , I need to use UNO , but when I use it , I find that it will
> > boot a libreoffice instance , so my question is , can I use
> > libreoffice directly , such as use sw library , but not boot a
> > libreoffice instance? like poi(poi.apache.org)
>
>         As Tor says - not really; on the other hand - there is no real
> reason
> why the soffice infrastructure cannot be loaded safely into your process
> & execute there beyond a ton of UNO bootstrapping pain.
>
>        If you want to work on making that easy to do, that'd be
> appreciated I
> think :-) Failing that, writing your code as an extension and triggering
> soffice to execute that (perhaps with some on-load signal) might be a
> grotesque but workable half-way-house.
>
>        All the best,
>
>                Michael.
>
> --
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