Difference between revisions of "OOoBean"
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<li><span id="nofocus">The office window does not get keyboard focus.</span> | <li><span id="nofocus">The office window does not get keyboard focus.</span> | ||
This happens when using gtk on Linux/Solaris and a Sun JRE 5. This can be workarounded by setting the property sun.awt.noxembed to true. For example, start java with -Dsun.awt.noxembed=true | This happens when using gtk on Linux/Solaris and a Sun JRE 5. This can be workarounded by setting the property sun.awt.noxembed to true. For example, start java with -Dsun.awt.noxembed=true | ||
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When using OOoBean in a Java applet which is displayed by a web browser, then it is necessary to add an entry in the Java Control Panel of the JRE. On Windows it can be found in the Windows Control Panel and on Linux it can be found in the bin directory of the Java installation. Select the "Java" tab and press the "View" button in the "Java Applet Runtime Settings" section. | When using OOoBean in a Java applet which is displayed by a web browser, then it is necessary to add an entry in the Java Control Panel of the JRE. On Windows it can be found in the Windows Control Panel and on Linux it can be found in the bin directory of the Java installation. Select the "Java" tab and press the "View" button in the "Java Applet Runtime Settings" section. | ||
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Revision as of 10:16, 10 October 2006
This page is intended to give answers to problems when using the OOoBean.
- The office window does not get keyboard focus. This happens when using gtk on Linux/Solaris and a Sun JRE 5. This can be workarounded by setting the property sun.awt.noxembed to true. For example, start java with -Dsun.awt.noxembed=true When using OOoBean in a Java applet which is displayed by a web browser, then it is necessary to add an entry in the Java Control Panel of the JRE. On Windows it can be found in the Windows Control Panel and on Linux it can be found in the bin directory of the Java installation. Select the "Java" tab and press the "View" button in the "Java Applet Runtime Settings" section.
