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| − | Any document filter (either import or export of both in one component) can be provided as an extension. This extension will contain the filter either as a UNO component (shared library, jar file, Python module) or an xslt file. To make the filter known to OOo as usual a configuration file must be provided that bounds the filter component or xslt file to a particular file type. The configuration format is described in the [[ | + | Any document filter (either import or export of both in one component) can be provided as an extension. This extension will contain the filter either as a UNO component (shared library, jar file, Python module) or an xslt file. To make the filter known to OOo as usual a configuration file must be provided that bounds the filter component or xslt file to a particular file type. The configuration format is described in the [[Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/Configuration | Developer's Guide]]. |
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OOo Filter Extensions: Basic Principles
Any document filter (either import or export of both in one component) can be provided as an extension. This extension will contain the filter either as a UNO component (shared library, jar file, Python module) or an xslt file. To make the filter known to OOo as usual a configuration file must be provided that bounds the filter component or xslt file to a particular file type. The configuration format is described in the Developer's Guide.
