On 31/10/14 20:12, Andreas Säger wrote:
The fact is, Libreoffice, for a long time, simply did not work at al
with Java7.
Huh? Really? Which issue number was that? I can't believe that any LO version had been released
with such a show stopper issue.
The problem is/was much more subtle than the OP implied.
Java functioned correctly for some things, but not others. Change the
build, and it worked correctly for a different set of things, but failed
for the original set. Switch to a third build, and there was a different
set of failures and successes.
The only viable fix, is to completely rip Java out, and prohibit both
extensions, and future code submissions that require Java.
jonathon
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and politly, but firmly prohibit any extenion that requires Java, and
all coide that calls Java. IOW, make Java a prohibited language.
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