User:He!ko/Collections/Test Complete Developer Documentation
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OpenOffice.org Developer's Guide
- First Steps
- Programming with UNO
- Fields of Application for UNO
- Getting Started
- Getting Started
- Installation Sets
- Configuration
- First Contact
- How to Get Objects in OpenOffice.org
- How to get Objects in OpenOffice.org
- Working With Objects
- Working with Objects
- Objects, Interfaces, and Services
- Using Services
- Example: Working with a Spreadsheet Document
- Common Types
- Struct
- Any
- Sequence
- Element Access
- How Do I Know Which Type I Have?
- How do I know Which Type I Have?
- Examples
- Example: Hello Text, Hello Table, Hello Shape
- Common Mechanisms for Text, Tables and Drawings
- Creating Text, Tables and Drawing Shapes
- Professional UNO
- Introduction
- API Concepts
- API Concepts
- Data Types
- Simple Types
- The Any Type
- Interfaces
- Services
- Structs
- Predefined Values
- Sequences
- Modules
- Exceptions
- Singletons
- Understanding the API Reference
- Understanding the API Reference
- UNO Concepts
- UNO Concepts
- UNO Interprocess Connections
- Starting OpenOffice.org in Listening Mode
- Importing a UNO Object
- Characteristics of the Interprocess Bridge
- Opening a Connection
- Creating the Bridge
- Closing a Connection
- Example: A Connection Aware Client
- Service Manager and Component Context
- Service Manager
- Component Context
- Using UNO Interfaces
- Properties
- Collections and Containers
- Event Model
- Exception Handling
- Lifetime of UNO objects
- acquire() and release()
- The XComponent Interface
- Children of the XEventListener Interface
- Weak Objects and References
- Differences Between the Lifetime of C++ and Java Objects
- Object Identity
- UNO Language Bindings
- UNO Language Bindings
- Java Language Binding
- Getting a Service Manager
- Transparent Use of Office UNO Components
- Handling Interfaces
- Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Java/Type Mappings|Type Mappings
- Mapping of Sequence Types
- Mapping of Enum Types
- Mapping of Struct Types
- Mapping of Exception Types
- Mapping of Interface Types
- Mapping of UNOIDL
- Mapping of Services
- Mapping of Singletons
- Inexact approximation of UNO Value Semantics
- C++ Language Binding
- Establishing Interprocess Connections
- Transparent Use of Office UNO Components
- Type Mappings
- Mapping of Struct Types
- Mapping of Interface Types
- Mapping of Sequence Types
- Mapping of Services
- Mapping of Singletons
- Using Weak References
- Exception Handling in C++
- OpenOffice.org Basic
- Handling UNO Objects
- Instantiating UNO Services
- Getting Information about UNO Objects
- Mapping of UNO and Basic Types
- Mapping of Simple Types
- Mapping of Sequences and Arrays
- Mapping of Structs
- Mapping of Enums and Constant Groups
- Case Sensitivity
- Exception Handling
- Listeners
- Automation Bridge
- The Service Manager Component
- Using UNO from Automation
- Calling Functions and Accessing Properties
- Return Values
- Usage of Types
- Using Automation Objects from UNO
- Type Mappings
- Default Mappings
- Mapping of Simple Types
- Mapping of Hyper and Decimal
- Mapping of String
- Mapping of Interfaces and Structures
- Mapping of Sequence
- Mapping of Type
- Conversion Mappings
- Client-Side Conversions
- Value Objects
- Exceptions and Errorcodes
- Automation Objects with UNO Interfaces
- DCOM
- The Bridge Services
- Unsupported COM Features
- CLI Language Binding
- Language Binding DLLs
- Type Mapping
- Type Name Decoration
- Type Mappings
- Additional Structures
- Lifetime Management and Obtaining Interfaces
- Writing Client Programs
- Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/CLI/The Override Problem|The Override Problem
- Important Interfaces and Implementations
- Administration Guide
- Using Custom Macros and Libraries
- Using Package Manager
- Adding Template Files
- Adding AutoText Files
- Deactivating Registration Wizard
- Accessing Email Clients
- Customizing the UI
- Restricting functionality
- LDAP Access
