Difference between revisions of "Documentation/DevGuide/JavaBean/Internal Architecture"
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− | These details are not needed for developers utilizing the <code>OOoBean</code> class. This information is directed to developers who want to adapt the <code>OOoBean</code> mechanisms to other technologies, e.g. to implement access to a remote {{ | + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Internal Architecture}} |
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− | Internally, the <code>OOoBean</code> consists of three major parts which are all included in the ''officebean.jar'' file. The classes <code>LocalOfficeWindow</code> and <code>LocalOfficeConnection</code> implement a fundamental framework that makes it possible to connect to the office and display the document window of a local {{ | + | Internally, the <code>OOoBean</code> consists of three major parts which are all included in the ''officebean.jar'' file. The classes <code>LocalOfficeWindow</code> and <code>LocalOfficeConnection</code> implement a fundamental framework that makes it possible to connect to the office and display the document window of a local {{AOo}} installation in an AWT or Swing frame. |
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 21 December 2020
- Internal Architecture
These details are not needed for developers utilizing the OOoBean
class. This information is directed to developers who want to adapt the OOoBean
mechanisms to other technologies, e.g. to implement access to a remote Apache OpenOffice instance.
Internally, the OOoBean
consists of three major parts which are all included in the officebean.jar file. The classes LocalOfficeWindow
and LocalOfficeConnection
implement a fundamental framework that makes it possible to connect to the office and display the document window of a local Apache OpenOffice installation in an AWT or Swing frame.
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