Guillaume, thanks for your response. Sounds promising. I'll feed this back and let you know what's decided.
any plans to have a guide on how to use your add-on? ie I want to create document containing about 5 tables, populated from Java. How exactly would we go about this? a multi-step list would be great.. incidentally we're using version 3, so that might explain some of the issues we've been seeing. many thanks, Doug On 8 avr, 17:27, "jOpenDocument, Guillaume" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Doug, > > Thank your for evaluating our product, I think it will match your needs > as all our customers. > > There is no specific order to create table or other elements. > All you need is to create your template, and add the "green and grey > things". > The "green and grey things" are standard OpenOffice fields (script and > user field), > the Addon is not required. The addon is just a small tool to create them > in one click. > > Be aware that the addon has a known issue with OO3, it will not create > the "green things" at the > right location (its content is correct), it will be fixed soon. > > For tables, a JODScript is created for a row: <forEach items="myItems" > var="item" element="table-row"/> > and the cell contents are Input Fields with: item.get(0) > In this example, myItems is declared as a List<List<String>> in you > java code. > You can use iterators or other collections for items. The possibilities > are huge because all the fields are javascript or any scriptengine > (OGNL, Java, etc...) > > For complex or specific usage of the library, commercial support is > available and very reactive. > > Regards, > Guillaume > > > > > Hi there, > > > I've been evaluating your document this morning. Initially it looked > > good, and we were pleased with the results. > > > But we think we're going to have to drop it because we can't find any > > information on how to create and manage new templates. > > > I have the add-on installed, and am trying to create a fairly simple > > writer document containing tables, with data that will be populated > > from a Java program. However its not straightforward to create > > tables, and seems to require a specific order. Can you help before > > we're forced to drop the product? > > > many thanks, > > Doug -- To unsubscribe, reply using "remove me" as the subject.
