Hello,
The trick to make OpenOffice/LibreOffice work with your server is to :
1. Found the "soffice" binary. The location depends on the way you
choose to install it. I'm not really aware of YUM way to do it, so I can't
help, but a find command will.
2. Run this binary with the same user you use to run XWiki (it can be
tomcat, tomcat6...). This one has to have a home directory ("usermod -d" to
set it).
3. Nothing should be written in stdout. If your binary write something
and exits, you surely have a dependency issue, which shouldn't be too
difficult to fix with the help of that error message.
4. Look that you have a ".openoffice" directory (hidden) created in this
directory. "libreoffice" for the well known fork.
5. Set your variables in xwiki.properties according to what you find in
steps 1 (for openoffice.homePath) and 4 (for openoffice.profilePath).
6. set the autostart to true and restart the wiki. You can now control
it directly from the according admin section.
Examples of variables:
openoffice.homePath=/opt/openoffice4
OR
openoffice.homePath=/usr/lib/libreoffice/
openoffice.profilePath=/home/tomcat/libreoffice/3
NOTE : Libreoffice or Openoffice 4 don't work with old versions of XWiki
(3.x), you may need to use OpenOffice 3.2.
Hope it helps.
Guillaume Fenollar
XWiki SAS
2014-02-20 9:40 GMT+01:00 Aye Jaye <aye.jaye(a)outlook.com>om>:
Did you solve this? I'm using CentOS and ended up adding startup
instructions for headless office in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2014 10:46:02 -0800
From: james_majerus(a)msn.com
To: users(a)xwiki.org
Subject: [xwiki-users] Redhat Xwiki 5.4 Office server configuration
Does anyone have a document on configuring xwiki.properties, and
installing
openoffice in order to have the office importer
function working on
redhat?
It works straight out of the box on Ubuntu,
however really struggling
here
with rhel.
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