Difference between revisions of "Documentation/FAQ/Installation/Why is Java needed in Apache OpenOffice?"
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Java is necessary for use of the following in OpenOffice.org: | Java is necessary for use of the following in OpenOffice.org: | ||
| − | * JDBC drivers | + | * The built-in default database HSQLDB |
| + | * JDBC database drivers | ||
| + | * Many wizards, like the Autopilot/wizard form generators | ||
* Using the XSLT, flat XML filters | * Using the XSLT, flat XML filters | ||
* Using Java applets in OpenOffice.org | * Using Java applets in OpenOffice.org | ||
* Using Java-based languages in the scripting framework | * Using Java-based languages in the scripting framework | ||
* Java Application Interface (API) programs for 3rdparty modules | * Java Application Interface (API) programs for 3rdparty modules | ||
| − | |||
* All accessibility functions | * All accessibility functions | ||
* The OpenOffice.org testtool and QaTestDev programs | * The OpenOffice.org testtool and QaTestDev programs | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 14 October 2008
Why is Java needed in OpenOffice.org?
Java is necessary for use of the following in OpenOffice.org:
- The built-in default database HSQLDB
- JDBC database drivers
- Many wizards, like the Autopilot/wizard form generators
- Using the XSLT, flat XML filters
- Using Java applets in OpenOffice.org
- Using Java-based languages in the scripting framework
- Java Application Interface (API) programs for 3rdparty modules
- All accessibility functions
- The OpenOffice.org testtool and QaTestDev programs
