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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Contributing_to_the_Developers_Guide|Contributing to the Developer's Guide]]<br />
=== What This Manual Covers === <br />
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This manual describes how to write programs using the component technology UNO (Universal Network Objects) with {{PRODUCTNAME}}.<br />
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Most examples provided are written in Java. As well as Java, the language binding for C++, the UNO access for {{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic and the OLE Automation bridge that uses {{PRODUCTNAME}} through Microsoft's component technology COM/DCOM is described.<br />
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=== How This Book is Organized ===<br />
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Every page of this book has a Table of Contents at the right side of the page. This TOC shows the content of the current part and navigation links to browse parts and pages of this book.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/FirstSteps/First_Steps|'''First Steps''']]<br />
:The First Steps chapter describes the setting up of a Java UNO development environment to achieve the solutions you need. At the end of this chapter, you will be equipped with the essentials required for the following chapters about the {{PRODUCTNAME}} applications.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Professional_UNO|''' Professional UNO''']]<br />
:This chapter introduces API and UNO concepts and explains the specifics of the programming languages and technologies that can be used with UNO. It will help you to write industrial strength UNO programs, use one of the languages besides Java or improve your understanding of the API reference.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/WritingUNO/Writing_UNO_Components|''' Writing UNO Components ''']]<br />
: This chapter describes how to write UNO components. It also provides an insight into the UNOIDL (UNO Interface Definition Language) language and the inner workings of the service manager. Before beginning this chapter, you should be familiar with the First Steps and Professional UNO chapters.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Extensions/Extensions|''' Extensions ''']]<br />
: This chapter describes the various aspects of OpenOffice.org Extensions. It explains the specifics of how Extensions can be developed, and provides an overview of the various things that you must do to develop your own Extension.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AdvUNO/Advanced_UNO|''' Advanced UNO ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes the technical basis of UNO, how the language bindings and bridges work, how the service manager goes about its tasks and what the core reflection actually does.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/Office_Development|''' Office Development ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes the application framework of the {{PRODUCTNAME}} application that includes how the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API deals with the {{PRODUCTNAME}} application and the features available across all parts of {{PRODUCTNAME}}.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Text/Text_Documents|'''Text Documents''']]<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Spreadsheets/Spreadsheet_Documents|'''Spreadsheet Documents''']]<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Drawings/Drawing_Documents_and_Presentation_Documents|'''Drawings and Presentations''']]<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Charts/Charts|'''Charts''']]<br />
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:These chapters describe how {{PRODUCTNAME}} revolves around documents. These chapters teach you what to do with these documents programmatically.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Basic/OpenOffice.org_Basic|''' OpenOffice.org Basic ''']]<br />
:This chapter provides the functionality to create and manage Basic macros and dialogs.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Database/Database_Access|''' Database Access ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes how you can take advantage of this capability in your own projects. {{PRODUCTNAME}} can connect to databases in a universal manner.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Forms/Forms|''' Forms ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes how {{PRODUCTNAME}} documents contain form controls that are programmed using an event-driven programming model. The Forms chapter shows you how to enhance your documents with controls for data input.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/UCB/Universal_Content_Broker|''' Universal Content Broker ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes how the Universal Content Broker is the generic resource access service used by the entire office application. It handles not only files and directories, but hierarchic and non-hierarchic contents, in general. <br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Config/Configuration_Management|''' Configuration Management ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes how the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API offers access to the office configuration options that are found in the '''Tools > Options''' dialog.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/JavaBean/JavaBean_for_Office_Components|''' JavaBean for Office Components ''']]<br />
:This chapter describes how the OfficeBean JavaBean component allows the developer to integrate office functionality in Java applications.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Accessibility/Accessibility|'''Accessibility''']]<br />
: This chapter explains the Accessibility API, and how you can work to bring your applications in line with accessibility requirements.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Scripting/Scripting_Framework|'''Scripting Framework''']]<br />
: This chapter describes the user interface features of the Scripting Framework, and provides a guide on how to get started with writing Scripting Framework macros.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/GUI/Graphical_User_Interfaces|'''Graphical User Interfaces''']]<br />
: This chapter is for extension developers who want to add functionality to their {{PRODUCTNAME}} application and want to create a consistent user interface. It explains how you can add your own GUI to your {{PRODUCTNAME}} applications.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixA/{{PRODUCTNAME}}_API-Design-Guidelines|'''Guidelines and Specifications''']]<br />
:The guidelines and specifications provide extra information about the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API.<br />
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=== Appendices ===<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixB/IDL_Documentation_Guidelines|'''IDL Documentation Guidelines''']]<br />
:How IDL files are used to create correct online documentation for the OpenOffice.org API.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixC/Universal_Content_Providers|'''Universal Content Providers''']]<br />
:A listing of universal content providers.<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixD/UNOIDL_Syntax_Specification|'''UNOIDL Syntax Specification''']]<br />
:A listing of the language specification for UNOIDL in pseudo BNF notation (the IDL grammar).<br />
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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Glossary/Glossary|'''Glossary''']]<br />
:Definition and explanation of {{PRODUCTNAME}} terms, concepts and abbreviations.<br />
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=== OpenOffice.org Version History ===<br />
OpenOffice.org exists in two versions:<br />
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* OpenOffice.org - an open source edition [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org]<br />
* StarOffice and StarSuite - "branded" editions derived from OpenOffice.org<br />
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In 2000, Sun Microsystems released the source code of their current developer version of StarOffice on [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org] [http://custom-essay-writing-service.org/faq.php write my essay], and made the ongoing development process public. Sun's development team, which developed StarOffice, continued its work on [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org], and developers from all over the world joined them to port, translate, repair bugs and discuss future plans. StarOffice 6.0 and OpenOffice.org 1.0, which were released in spring 2002, share the same code basis.<br />
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=== Related documentation ===<br />
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The api and udk projects on [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org] have related documentation, examples and FAQs (frequently asked questions) on the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API. Most important are probably the references, you can find them at [http://api.openoffice.org api.openoffice.org] [http://cvresumewriters.com/onlineresume.php certified resume writers] or [http://udk.openoffice.org udk.openoffice.org].<br />
* The API Reference covers the programmable features of {{PRODUCTNAME}}.<br />
* The Java Reference describes the features of the Java UNO runtime environment.<br />
* The C++ Reference is about the C++ language binding.<br />
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=== Conventions ===<br />
This book uses the following formatting conventions:<br />
* '''Bold''' refers to the keys on the keyboard or elements of a user interface, such as the OK button or File menu.<br />
* ''Italics'' are used for emphasis and to signify the first use of a term. Italics are also used for web sites, file and directory names and email addresses.<br />
* <code>Courier New</code> is used in all Code Listings and for everything that is typed when programming.<br />
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=== Acknowledgments ===<br />
A publication like this can never be the work of a single person – it is the result of tremendous team effort. Of course, the OpenOffice.org/StarOffice development team played the most important role by creating the API in the first place. The knowledge and experience of this team will be documented here. Furthermore, there were several devoted individuals who contributed to making this documentation reality.<br />
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First of all, we would like to thank Ralf Kuhnert and Dietrich Schulten. Using their technical expertise and articulate mode of expression, they accomplished the challenging task of gathering the wealth of API knowledge from the minds of the developers and transforming it into an understandable document.<br />
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Many reviewers were involved in the creation of this documentation. Special thanks go to Michael Hönnig who was one of the few who reviewed almost every single word. His input also played a decisive role in how the documentation was structured. A big thank you also goes to Diane O'Brien for taking on the daunting task of reviewing the final draft and providing us with extensive feed back at such short notice.<br />
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When looking at the diagrams and graphics, it is clear that a creative person with the right touch for design and aesthetics was involved. Many thanks, therefore, are due Stella Schulze who redrew all of the diagrams and graphics from the originals supplied by various developers. We also thank Svante Schubert who converted the original XML file format into HTML pages and was most patient with us in spite of our demands and changes. Special thanks also to Jörg Heilig, who made this whole project possible.<br />
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Jürgen would like to thank Götz Wohlberg for all his help in getting the right people involved and making sure things ran smoothly.<br />
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Götz would like to thank Jürgen Schmidt for his never-ending energy to hold everything together and for pushing the contributors in the right direction. He can be considered as the heart of the opus because of his guidance and endurance throughout the entire project.<br />
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank all these people – and anyone else we forgot! – for their support.<br />
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Jürgen Schmidt, Götz Wohlberg<br />
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You can collect articles, generate and download a PDF file from article collections or from single articles, order books from a print-on-demand partner and save article collections for later use or to share them. <br />
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== Add and remove articles ==<br />
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When you are on an article page, you see a small box titled "collections" on the left. Here you can add the current article (in the currently shown revision) to your collection. If the article has previously been added to the collection you can remove it instead.<br />
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== Manage the collection ==<br />
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Click "Show collection" to go to the [[Special:Book]]. Here you can manage your collection:<br />
* enter a title and a subtitle for the collection<br />
* create chapters<br />
* rearrange the articles and chapters in the collection<br />
* remove articles and chapters from your collection<br />
* sort the collection (chapter-wise)<br />
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== Download PDF files ==<br />
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To download a PDF version of a single article, just go to the article page and click on the "Download as PDF" inside the toolbox on the left.<br />
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To download an entire collection as a PDF file, go to the [[Special:Collection]] page and click the "Download PDF" button.<br />
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=== Improving PDF Output ===<br />
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Some articles use wikitext that is not ideal for producing PDFs. One important special case is the use of templates that should look different or be omitted in PDF output. There are two ways to handle such a template during PDF generation:<br />
* exclude the template by adding its name to the [[:Category:Exclude in print]]. The instructions for how to add this Category to a Template are included in the Category page.<br />
{{Documentation/Note|The old [[PDF Template Blacklist|template blacklist]] is now obsolete and pages listed there will no longer be removed from the books you generate.}}<br />
* override it with another template by creating a template with name "PrintSOMETEMPLATE" where SOMETEMPLATE is the name of the original template.<br />
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== Order books ==<br />
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You can easily order a book made from your collection. Just click on the links of a print-on-demand partner at the right of the [[Special:Collection]] page.<br />
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== Save and load collections ==<br />
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You have to be [[Special:Userlogin|logged-in]] [http://essaywritingservices.org/book-report.php book report help] to save a collection. Go to the [[Special:Book]] page, choose whether you want to save the collection as a subpage of your userpage or as a subpage of MediaWiki:Books, enter a title and click the save button. Collections are automatically added to the [http://cvresumewriters.com/onlineresume.php online resume writers] [[:Category:Books|Books category]].<br />
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If you are on a collection page, the "collections" portlet on the left contains a "Load collection" link to load the shown collection.<br />
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== Format of saved collection pages ==<br />
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A collection with title "My Collection" and subtitle "Just an Example" consisting of two chapters "Foo" and "Bar" each containing three articles will be saved as a page with the following [[wikitext]]:<br />
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<div>{{Database/Lang|Database}}<br />
This page is hosted by the [http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Database_Docu_Coordinator OOo Database Docu Coordinator], who are members of the [http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/DatabaseTeamsite/ooQA-TeamDatabase.html OOo Database QA Team].<br />
You can find here links to Base documentation ordered by languages and topics. Feel free to add missing documents to this list.<br />
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Resources related to OpenOffice.org Base:<br />
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= English =<br />
The following links are in English.<br />
== Manuals ==<br />
=== General ===<br />
* Base<br />
: [[Documentation/Database | Database]]<br />
: Description of the features of OpenOffice.org Base (short overview), Documentation resources and official sites<br />
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* OpenOffice.org User Guides (Getting Started with Base) <br />
: [http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/0110GS-GettingStartedWithBase.pdf Getting Started with Base] - ''PDF''<br />
: or Getting Started with Base [http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOo3_User_Guides/Getting_Started/Getting_Started_with_Base wiki version]<br />
: Learn how to create a database, queries, forms and reports and connect to and use other data sources within OOo-Base.<br />
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* Base Guide<br />
:[http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOoAuthors_User_Manual/Base_Guide/Planning Base Guide Planning]<br />
:Base Guide Outline Proposal from OOoAuthors<br />
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* OpenOffice.org Base Manual<br />
: [http://nothickmanuals.info/doku.php/articles:ooobaseprimer OpenOffice.org Base Primer]<br />
: Initial Authors: Andrew 'Drew' Jensen, Frank Schoenheit, et al.<br />
: A short screenshot-guided overview on how to use Base.<br />
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* Mid Level Base Tutorial <br />
: [http://documentation.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=778&expandFolder=778&folderID=597 Mid Level Base Tutorial]<br />
: Innitial Authors: Mariano Casanova, Andrew 'Drew' Jensen<br />
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* Beginners - Example Database - Base Tutorial <br />
: [http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=25060 Example]<br />
: Initial author: Andrew 'Drew' Jensen <br />
: This tutorial covers creating a first database using OOoBase. It is intended for those that have not used Base before or those that have never used any database manager. <br />
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* Base and Macros<br />
: [http://www.pitonyak.org/database/ Pitonyak's document]<br />
: Initial author: Andrew Pitonyak<br />
: This documentation focuses on operating a database with the help of OpenOffice.org Macros.<br />
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* Database: "ooBase", aka "Base"- From getting started to more advanced<br />
: [http://sheepdogguides.com/fdb/fdb1main.htm Tutorials and "How to"s... 45 from one author at Sheepdogguides.com]<br />
: Initial author: TK Boyd<br />
: Both specific tasks and fundamental skills are explained.<br />
: A section introducing the use of macros added 5/09.<br />
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* Bringing data into OpenOffice 2.0's database<br />
: [http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid39_gci1222186,00.html Database]<br />
: Initial author: Solveig Haugland<br />
: Screenshot guided tutorial on how to import data into Openoffice.org Base.<br />
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* New Features in 3.1<br />
: [[Base/New_features_in_3_1|New Features]]<br />
: Initial author: Reizinger Zoltán<br />
: Compiled from mailing list<br />
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* New Features in 3.2<br />
: [[Base/New_features_in_3_2|New Features]]<br />
: Initial author: Reizinger Zoltán<br />
: Compiled from mailing list<br />
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=== Tables ===<br />
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* [[Standard Distributed Schema]]<br />
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=== Queries ===<br />
* [[Built-in functions and Stored Procedures]]<br />
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=== Reports ===<br />
* [[SUN Report Builder]]<br />
: ''description followed''<br />
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* Sun Report Builder (Reference)<br />
: [http://wiki.pentaho.com/display/Reporting/Pentaho+Reporting+Community+Documentation Reference] <br />
: ''description follow ''<br />
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* Sun Report Builder Documentation<br />
: [[SUN_Report_Builder/Documentation|Documentation]]<br />
: Basic Features<br />
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* Functions in Reports<br />
: [http://wiki.pentaho.com/display/Reporting/08.+Functions+and+Expressions Functions and Expressions]<br />
: ''description followed''<br />
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* Functions in Reports<br />
: [[SUN Report Builder/Functions]]<br />
: ''description followed''<br />
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=== Developer ===<br />
* Working basis to make the user guide better <br />
: [[Documentation/OOoAuthors_User_Manual/Getting_Started/Getting_Started_with_Base | Getting_Started/Getting_Started_with_Base]]<br />
: ''description followed''<br />
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* Using Macros in Database Files<br />
: [[Macros_in_Database_Documents | Macros_in_Database_Documents]]<br />
: 'Specification to develope this functionality<br />
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=== FAQ ===<br />
*FAQ (Base)<br />
: [[FAQ_(Base)|FAQ_(Base)]]<br />
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* Common tasks<br />
: [[Common_tasks | Common_tasks]]<br />
: Initial author: Andrew 'Drew' Jensen<br />
: Many good questions, no answers.<br />
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=== Misc ===<br />
* HSQLDB Tips and Tricks<br />
: [[HSQLDB:Tips_and_Tricks | Tips_and_Tricks]]<br />
: ''description followed''<br />
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* [http://nothickmanuals.info/doku.php/articles:ooobaseprimer http://nothickmanuals.info/doku.php/articles:ooobaseprimer]<br />
<br />
== Connecting ==<br />
* Base New Driver Tutorial<br />
: [[Base_New_Driver_Tutorial]] <br />
: Initial author: Robert Vojta<br />
: This small How-To contains a simple step-by-step introduction on how to put your driver inside the connectivity module. The second part of this document covers differences between a driver in connectivity module and a driver in an UNO package.<br />
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* Better Database Drivers <br />
: [[BetterDatabaseDrivers]] <br />
: Initial author:Eric Bischoff<br />
:Some ideas for a better and simpler infrastructure for database drivers<br />
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* Connecting to Microsoft Access<br />
: [[Connecting_to_Microsoft_Access]] <br />
: Initial author: Regina Henschel<br />
: These article describes how to connect to a Microsoft Access database file, if you use a MS Windows operating system.<br />
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* OpenOffice.org Base - Database Drivers<br />
: [http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/ http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/] <br />
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* Connecting with MySQL<br />
: [[Connect_MySQLandBase]]<br />
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* An overview page<br />
: Native PostgreSQL Driver<br />
: [http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/postgresql/index.html http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/postgresql/index.html] <br />
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* SQL-lite Driver<br />
: http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/sqlite/index.html<br />
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* mdb-sdbc-driver-0.1.0<br />
: [http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/mdb/index.html http://dba.openoffice.org/drivers/mdb/index.html] <br />
: [http://custom-paper-writing.com/editing-services service essays]<br />
: Initial author: Wind Li (yl146652 [at] openoffice [dot] org)<br />
: It is a try to connect a Linux system to MS Access. There is no further development.<br />
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* A working page<br />
: [[MDB_Driver_Integration]]<br />
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* MSA-Base Faq<br />
: [[MSA-Base_Faq]]<br />
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* Firebird driver update for OO.org<br />
: [http://jaybirdwiki.firebirdsql.org/jaybird/doku.php?id=config:oobase Jaybird OpenOffice.org Base support]<br />
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* Using csv/text files as editable data source.<br />
: [http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=23260 OOo users forum Tutorial]<br />
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== Examples ==<br />
=== General ===<br />
* Base Example (Overview)<br />
: [[Category:Base_Example]]<br />
: Initial author: Frank Schönheit<br />
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* Standard Distributed Schema<br />
: [[Standard_Distributed_Schema]]<br />
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=== Concrete Examples ===<br />
* A club membership database<br />
: [[A_club_membership_database]]<br />
: Initial author: Andrew 'Drew' Jensen<br />
: Description of creating an example database<br />
<br />
* OpenOffice.org API - Code snippets<br />
: [http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Database/index.xml http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Database/index.xml] <br />
: [http://cvresumewriters.com/onlineresume.php online resume writer]<br />
: Useful code snippets solving frequently asked questions.<br />
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* Base Example<br />
: [[Help_Files]]<br />
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* Three table example, with supporting essay- Project management<br />
: [http://sheepdogguides.com/fdb/fdb7peopproj.htm Link to essay, which has link to download a small database]<br />
: The database illustrates techniques explained in the essay. It is provided as an illustration, not for the data it contains.<br />
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== Misc ==<br />
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* [http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewforum.php?f=13 OOo Community Forum]<br />
: Initial author: Andrew 'Drew' Jensen <br />
: Starting Point for all kind of OOo Database Questions<br />
<br />
== Testing ==<br />
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* Main Point of OOo Database Testing<br />
: [http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/DatabaseTeamsite/ooQA-TeamDatabase.html OOo Database QA Team Site]<br />
: Initial Author: [[User:Clu Christoph Lukasiak]]<br />
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* Main Starter Document for QA Newbies<br />
: [http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/Docs/QA-Reloaded-HowToStart.html OOo QA How to Start Document]<br />
: Initial Author: [[User:Wg Wolfram Garten]]<br />
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* [[Database_Automatic_Testing]] <br />
* [[Documentation/OOoAuthors_User_Manual/Base_Guide/Planning |Base_Guide-Planning]]<br />
* [[FAQ_%28Base%29 |FAQ Base]]<br />
* [[OOoHelpOutline#Base_and_Database Base_and_Database]]<br />
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* [http://ericzander.com/Publications/OO_MySQL_Tutorial/index.htm http://ericzander.com/Publications/OO_MySQL_Tutorial/index.htm] <br />
: Connecting OpenOffice.org To A Remote MySQL Database] (event. 1.x)<br />
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= German =<br />
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The following Links are showing German documents. If someone translate them we can show here the correponding links.<br />
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* [[DE/Beispielsdatenbank_mit_Base]]<br />
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* http://dannenhoefer.de/faqstarbasic/Datenbanken.html<br />
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* http://de.openoffice.org/doc/howto_2_0/index.html#datenquellen_2_0<br />
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* [[DE/FAQ/Base]]<br />
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* End user documentation<br />
: http://www.ooowiki.de/KategorieBase<br />
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* [[OpenOffice_per_JDBC_an_Informix | Anbindung von OpenOffice an Informix per JDBC]]<br />
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[http://dba.openoffice.org/ OOo Database Development]<br><br />
[http://qa.openoffice.org/ooQAReloaded/DatabaseTeamsite/ooQA-TeamDatabase.html OOo Database QA]<br><br />
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