4 Dec
2009
4 Dec
'09
10:27 a.m.
Hi,
1. Is openoffice server listening on port 8100? Can XE
connect to that
With jodconverter 3.0-beta-2 you don't need a profile directory if you are
starting OpenOffice server internal to XE:
Refer:
http://groups.google.com/group/jodconverter/browse_thread/thread/8b73b26b70…
details.
Note that we've mentioned this on the documentation at
http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Applications/OfficeImporterApplication
"For the *profilePath* configuration option, you need to have an OpenOffice
profile directory created somewhere on the system. This can be a problem in
server environments where launching OpenOffice is not an option. In such
situations you can create an OpenOffice profile on a local computer and
upload it to the server running XE."
Although it is under the wrong topic (internally managed..) it should be
under "Externally managed..." section (fixing that now).
Also jodconverter 3.0-beta-3 has been out for a while:
http://groups.google.com/group/jodconverter/browse_thread/thread/6e4eeb3d7e…
I did not have time to upgrade office importer. And I think they have few
API changes as well, will need some testing.
Thanks.
- Asiri
port?
The port should be fine since importing
simple documents works.
> 2. What does the XE log tell you when this problem occurs.
I also have a import issue on the 2.0.3 XE
tag. It seems that the issue
was reported by another user here:
http://n2.nabble.com/OpenOffice-converter-problem-URL-seems-to-be-an-unsupp…
Importing works fine for me on the current 2.0.x snapshot.
Well, if the OpenOffice server is started internal to XE AFAIR OpenOffice
profile should be created automatically. But if you are starting OpenOffice
server externally, then you have to provide a profile directory manually.
Another possibility is that there might be a
problem with your
openoffice
profile. Usually this should not happen because
jodconverter
automatically
creates a profile.
No, the profile is not
created automatically, at least not every time. I
had this issue on both Windows and Linux. You need to start & use Open
Office so that it creates the folder, otherwise you need to create it
yourself or change the office importer settings.
I'll investigate a bit further.
- Asiri
Thanks,
Florin Ciubotaru
Just in case, in xwiki.properties file try
uncommenting
openoffice.profile option and point it to a valid (initialized) profile
directory (like /home/user/.openoffice.org/3).
- Asiri
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