How to integration OpenOffice's GUI in my own Java Applicati

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Eban
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How to integration OpenOffice's GUI in my own Java Applicati

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I installed the OpenOffice-4.1.5.
I'm read through the 《OpenOffice.org Developer's Guide》that the Chapter 'Graphical User Interfaces' shows me how to create Dialog and Controls on the OpenOffice.org platform.
It's not enough for me, I also want to integration the Text Document View into my own Java Application.But the orginal interface has to many controls.


How should I manage the control's enable\disable?
Can I alter their position on the view?
How should I integration the Custom Text Document View into my own Java Application?
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I also want to integration the Text Document View into my own Java Application.But the orginal interface has to many controls.
Just for clarify:
Do do you want to launch the AOO / LO Writer application without appearing of the toolbars?

Here are some similar topics:
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=36245
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=90593
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Eban
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Re: How to integration OpenOffice's GUI in my own Java Appli

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Zizi64 wrote:
I also want to integration the Text Document View into my own Java Application.But the orginal interface has to many controls.
Just for clarify:
Do do you want to launch the AOO / LO Writer application without appearing of the toolbars?

Here are some similar topics:
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=36245
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=90593

I appreciate your reply. I have already read the topics which you recommended.But they are not the way to solve my problem.
I don't want to lanuch the Text Document alone, I want to integration the Writer\Calc\Draw\Math into my own Java Application,such as
I create a window to include these OpenOffice GUI, but maybe just with the main area where can edit and some controls.
Even though OpenOffice.org provide many controls to use, but they are just the basic controls.I don't want to rewrite a interface with
Writer\Calc\Draw\Math's function,because the cost is too high.
Or do you know where I can find the Writer\Calc\Draw\Math's source code?
Tks for your reply again.
:)
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Or do you know where I can find the Writer\Calc\Draw\Math's source code?
You can download tho source code of the Apache OpenOffice and the LibreOffice, because they are opensource softwares.

LibreOffice (scroll down on the page):
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download/

Apache OpenOffice:
https://openoffice.apache.org/downloads.html
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Use openoffice SDK to do so.
OpenOffice 2.4 on xubuntu
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