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The desktop environment consists of the desktop and auxiliary objects. The desktop environment's functions are carried out by the framework API. The framework API has two parts: the ''component framework'' and the ''dispatch framework''. The component framework follows a special Frame-Controller-Model paradigm to manage components viewable in {{PRODUCTNAME}}. The dispatch framework handles command requests sent by the GUI.
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The desktop environment consists of the desktop service and auxiliary objects. The desktop environment's functions are carried out by the framework API. The framework API has two parts: the ''component framework'' and the ''dispatch framework''. The component framework follows a special Frame-Controller-Model paradigm to manage components viewable in {{PRODUCTNAME}}. The dispatch framework handles command requests sent by the GUI.
  
 
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Revision as of 18:58, 6 October 2008



The OpenOffice.org application environment is made up of the desktop environment and the framework API.

The OpenOffice.org Application Environment

The desktop environment consists of the desktop service and auxiliary objects. The desktop environment's functions are carried out by the framework API. The framework API has two parts: the component framework and the dispatch framework. The component framework follows a special Frame-Controller-Model paradigm to manage components viewable in OpenOffice.org. The dispatch framework handles command requests sent by the GUI.

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