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OpenOffice.org Base, unlike the other OpenOffice.org applications, is currently not able to embed macros and scripts into its documents. We will empower Base users to use macros and scripts (StarBasic, JavaScript, BeanShell, Python) in their database documents as they can use them in all other application's documents.
  
 
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Revision as of 13:31, 27 November 2007

Specification Status
Author Frank Schönheit
Last Change 2007-11-27
Status (Help) In the works

Abstract

OpenOffice.org Base, unlike the other OpenOffice.org applications, is currently not able to embed macros and scripts into its documents. We will empower Base users to use macros and scripts (StarBasic, JavaScript, BeanShell, Python) in their database documents as they can use them in all other application's documents.

References

Reference Document Check Location (URL)
Specification Process Entry Check [passed/failed] n/a
Product Requirement, RFE, Issue ID (required) available

Possibility to put macros in *.odb files
Impossible to bind a macro to an OpenOffice.org Base document
RFE: add database specific event for macros to the database

Test case specification (required) not available

Detailed Specification

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Help | User Interface Element Templates | Example Spec

Migration

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Configuration

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Help | Configuration Table Template

File Format

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Help | File Format Table Template

Open Issues

<State a bulleted list of issues Issue here>

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Acronym / Abbreviation Definition

Contacts

Role Name
Developer Frank Schönheit
Quality Assurance Marc Neumann
Documentation Uwe Fischer
User Experience Bettina Haberer
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