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On 15/04/13 15:47, Javier Fernandez wrote:
Hi,

I'm trying to launch the default web browser to load an html file with
the preview of the web wizard results.

Im trying to get a dispatcher using the following code:

  xDispatch = xFrame.queryDispatch(oURL, "_top", ALL)

Being oURL:

(com.sun.star.util.URL){ Complete = (string)".uno:OpenHyperlink", Main =
(string)"", Protocol = (string)"", User = (string)"", Password =
(string)"", Server = (string)"", Port = (short)0x0, Path = (string)"",
Name = (string)"", Arguments = (string)"", Mark = (string)"" }

The xFrame instance is acquired as follows:

  xDesktop = xMSF.createInstance( "com.sun.star.frame.Desktop")
  xFrame = xDesktop.findFrame("_blank", 0)

I've got several browsers installed in my environment (Ubuntu Quantal)
and it works fine using the java version of the web wizard.

Any idea why I'm getting always NULL as result of the queryDispatch call ?

that rather sounds like a bug if the same thing works from Java.

probably best to debug from C++ the implementation of queryDispatch, if
the parameters look as expected from the C++ side.

but i'm not sure how this dispatch stuff works, i guess most likely
you're calling one of these:

sfx2/source/view/sfxbasecontroller.cxx:Reference< frame::XDispatch >
SAL_CALL SfxBaseController::queryDispatch
framework/source/services/desktop.cxx:css::uno::Reference<
css::frame::XDispatch > SAL_CALL Desktop::queryDispatch
framework/source/dispatch/dispatchprovider.cxx:css::uno::Reference<
css::frame::
XDispatch > SAL_CALL DispatchProvider::queryDispatch



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