Hi there,
using the openoffice-eclipse plugin we implemented 2 uno. extensions (as
.pkg and as oxt) in Java and installed them in OpenOfficePortable v3.2,
in LibreOffice 3.3 and in a self-build LibreOfficePortable 3.3
After the installation, both packages worked fine, but randomly we get
com.sun.star.loader.CannotActivateFactoryExceptuion with messages like
"No factory object for de.foo.baz.FoobazImpl."
Both uno-pakages were installed using Extras:ExtensionManager.
Experimenting with unopkg validate before starting scalc has the same
effect. Using the extension manager we see that the packages are
sometimes disabled but unopkg verify does not give any hints.
Any help is urgently welcome
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