OpenOffice.org as a platform for developers

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User Interface: Programmability Generic OpenOffice.org UI is XML based Menubar Toolboxes Keyboard shortcuts Event bindings Modification of UI elements Modify the XML files directly Add toolbars as many as you like with new XML files Add toolbars and menubar popups through AddOn configuration files OOo 2.0: API for accessing UI elements at runtime OOo 2.0: Replace menu entries by registered popups Mathias Bauer - OpenOffice.org Application Framework - Slide 20
User Interface: Dispatching Modify or extend the UI through Dispatch Objects Disabling of selected commands: Configuration means Redirecting of internal commands: Dispatch Interception Introducing new commands: Protocol Handlers Functionality is described by commands Commands are strings with URL like syntax OpenOffice.org searches for command handlers implementing the DispatchProvider service Dispatch Providers create Dispatch objects that are bound to the User Interface element Dispatch objects send status information Dispatch objects execute commands Dispatch objects are very lightweight objects Mathias Bauer - OpenOffice.org Application Framework - Slide 21
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