Hello Adriam,
You at least miss the manifest file in your sources: this will tell
LibreOffice, what the jar file is a UNO component. And in that JAR file
IIRC, you need to define a registration class. You can have a look at
how it's implemented in the Eclipse extension:
http://bosdonnat.fr/pages/libreoffice-eclipse.html
Here you have an example of manifest file:
https://github.com/cbosdo/coooder/blob/master/ant/manifest.xml
You JAR manifest file needs to contain a special entry. See how it is
set in Coooder:
https://github.com/cbosdo/coooder/blob/master/ant/build.xml#L133
I hope it will help you.
--
Cedric
On Wed, 2014-03-26 at 11:07 -0400, Adriam Delgado Rivero wrote:
Hello, here you have the extension and the code in java, (OtraMas.java is onli for test the code
in netbeans).
Thanks.
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