Hi Marcin,
On 10.12.2013 00:09, Marcin Tustin wrote:
[...]
I'm using a version of openoffice compiled by me, albeit on another
machine, under linux. I run openoffice as an uno listener with the command
below. When I connect to it using python, I get the stack trace below. This
happens whether or not I use the openoffice version of python. I have all
of the environment variables set up such that the python side works to talk
to the openoffice listener.
The command, and error (triggered by the python connection) are below. I
would appreciate any insight into possible solutions.
From the stack it looks as if an C++ exception was not properly
handled. To get more details about the exception thrown having debug
versions of the involved libraries would be very useful.
From the stack you provided the libraries libsfx, libsdd,
libfilterconfig1 and libfwk are involved. So change into the module
main/sfx and do a
make clean ; make debug=1
there. Then do the same for main/framework. You'll find the newly built
libraries in main/solver/4*/unxlngx*/workdir/LinkTarget/Library/. Now
change into the module main/sfx2 and do a
rm -rf unxlngx* ; build debug=1
there. Then do the same for main/sd. You'll find the newly build
libraries as unxlngx*/lib/lib*so in the modules.
Copy the debug libraries to your installed office application which is
AFAIK at
/home/marcintustin/oneclickrep/oneclickcosvirt/oneclickcos/openoffice/opt/openoffice4/program/
and run your tests again. A new crash should provide some info that
could give us a chance to understand what's going wrong.
Herbert
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected]
For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
