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| + | {{Note | Not all translated pages may be up to date - Main language remains English}} | ||
| − | + | === Apache OpenOffice Extensions === | |
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| − | + | OpenOffice makes it possible to develop independent 3rd-party extensions. The categories of extensions range from Basic libraries, packages with Java/JavaScript or Python macros to more sophisticated extensions in the form of UNO components implemented in Java, C++ or Python. Even the last category of extensions subdivides into general UNO components providing new implementations for existing functional areas, or specialized components like Calc Add-Ins, Add-Ons, DataPilots, Chart Add-Ins, or linguistic components (e.g. Spellchecker, Hyphenator or Thesaurus). | |
| − | + | The Extensions project provides | |
| + | * <b>[[Extensions development|Tools, guidelines and initial information]]</b> to develop new functionality for OpenOffice | ||
| + | * <b>[https://extensions.openoffice.org/ Repository of existing Extensions]</b>: listing and classification | ||
| + | * <b>[[Extension Deployement|Deployment to end-users]]</b> | ||
| + | * <b>[[Extensions/Ideas|Extension Ideas]]</b> | ||
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| − | * | + | You can join us at |
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| − | + | * API mailing list for building the extensions ecosystem. Send an email to api-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org to subscribe to the list. | |
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=== Translating these pages === | === Translating these pages === | ||
| − | The Extension project has to be strongly bound to Native-Lang communities to relay any local third party development. So we warmly | + | The Extension project has to be strongly bound to Native-Lang communities to relay any local third party development. So we warmly welcome people interested in providing translations for the Add-ons and also for the documentation and pages of this site. |
The naming convention proposed is to | The naming convention proposed is to | ||
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* Put a link to this translated page at the top of the English page, with the language code | * Put a link to this translated page at the top of the English page, with the language code | ||
* Be aware that if you start a translation, it would be good to monitor it so that it remains as much in sync as possible | * Be aware that if you start a translation, it would be good to monitor it so that it remains as much in sync as possible | ||
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=== Some extension categories === | === Some extension categories === | ||
* Calc Add-Ins provide new Calc built in functions which can be directly used over the normal function dialog in the Calc application. | * Calc Add-Ins provide new Calc built in functions which can be directly used over the normal function dialog in the Calc application. | ||
| − | * [[Add-ons]] describe components providing some new functionality and normally coming with an UI integration (e.g. new menu entries or complete new | + | * [[Add-ons]] describe components providing some new functionality and normally coming with an UI integration (e.g. new menu entries or complete new menus, new toolbars). |
* DataPilots provide a new kind of data pilot which can be used directly over the DataPilot dialog in the Calc application. | * DataPilots provide a new kind of data pilot which can be used directly over the DataPilot dialog in the Calc application. | ||
* Chart Add-Ins provide a new chart type | * Chart Add-Ins provide a new chart type | ||
* Linguistic components provide new implementations of known interfaces which can be used directly over the normal UI. | * Linguistic components provide new implementations of known interfaces which can be used directly over the normal UI. | ||
| − | * Starting with | + | * Starting with OpenOffice.org 2.0.4 we have support for [[non-code_extensions|non-code extensions]] (e.g. templates, autotexts) |
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| + | === Extensions from External Sources === | ||
| + | The flexible AOO Extensions concept allows you to use Extensions from external sources. Similar to the Extensions from the AOO extensions repository, the code is not under control of {{AOo}}. So '''you use those extensions on your own risk'''. Known external sources are | ||
| + | * [https://extensions.libreoffice.org/ LibreOffice Extensions Center] | ||
| + | * [https://sourceforge.net/ SourceForge] | ||
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=== References/Articles === | === References/Articles === | ||
| − | * [ | + | * [[Framework/Article/Generic_UNO_Interfaces_for_complex_toolbar_controls|Generic UNO Interfaces for complex toolbar controls]] |
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| + | * [[Extensions/Extensions_and_Apache_OpenOffice_4.0|Extensions and Apache OpenOffice 4.0]] | ||
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| + | * [[Framework/Article/Addon_Menu_Toolbar_Merging|Addon Menu Toolbar Merging]] | ||
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| + | * [[Framework/Tutorial/Popup_Menu_Controller|Popup Menu Controller]] | ||
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| + | * [[Framework/Tutorial/Statusbar_Controller|Statusbar Controller]] | ||
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| + | * [[Documentation/DevGuide|Apache OpenOffice Developer's Guide]] | ||
* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7802 Linux Journal: "Off the Wall: Macros and Add-ons"] | * [http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7802 Linux Journal: "Off the Wall: Macros and Add-ons"] | ||
| − | * In this Wiki: [[SimpleCalcAddIn|a simple Calc AddIn]] and [[CompleteAddIn|a complete AddIn]] | + | * In this Wiki: [[SimpleCalcAddIn|a simple Calc AddIn]] and [[CompleteAddIn|a complete AddIn]] and [[ScreenplayFormattingTemplate|a screenplay formatting template]] |
[[Category:Extensions]] | [[Category:Extensions]] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Project]] |
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Apache OpenOffice Extensions
OpenOffice makes it possible to develop independent 3rd-party extensions. The categories of extensions range from Basic libraries, packages with Java/JavaScript or Python macros to more sophisticated extensions in the form of UNO components implemented in Java, C++ or Python. Even the last category of extensions subdivides into general UNO components providing new implementations for existing functional areas, or specialized components like Calc Add-Ins, Add-Ons, DataPilots, Chart Add-Ins, or linguistic components (e.g. Spellchecker, Hyphenator or Thesaurus).
The Extensions project provides
- Tools, guidelines and initial information to develop new functionality for OpenOffice
- Repository of existing Extensions: listing and classification
- Deployment to end-users
- Extension Ideas
You can join us at
- API mailing list for building the extensions ecosystem. Send an email to api-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org to subscribe to the list.
Translating these pages
The Extension project has to be strongly bound to Native-Lang communities to relay any local third party development. So we warmly welcome people interested in providing translations for the Add-ons and also for the documentation and pages of this site.
The naming convention proposed is to
- Create a new page taking the English page and add your language code as suffix (eg. Extensions_repository_fr)
- Put a link to this translated page at the top of the English page, with the language code
- Be aware that if you start a translation, it would be good to monitor it so that it remains as much in sync as possible
Some extension categories
- Calc Add-Ins provide new Calc built in functions which can be directly used over the normal function dialog in the Calc application.
- Add-ons describe components providing some new functionality and normally coming with an UI integration (e.g. new menu entries or complete new menus, new toolbars).
- DataPilots provide a new kind of data pilot which can be used directly over the DataPilot dialog in the Calc application.
- Chart Add-Ins provide a new chart type
- Linguistic components provide new implementations of known interfaces which can be used directly over the normal UI.
- Starting with OpenOffice.org 2.0.4 we have support for non-code extensions (e.g. templates, autotexts)
Extensions from External Sources
The flexible AOO Extensions concept allows you to use Extensions from external sources. Similar to the Extensions from the AOO extensions repository, the code is not under control of Apache OpenOffice. So you use those extensions on your own risk. Known external sources are
References/Articles
- In this Wiki: a simple Calc AddIn and a complete AddIn and a screenplay formatting template
