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Hi,
In OpenOffice 2.4 there is an extension manager (Tools->Extension Manager), and it doesn't seem to be working on my laptop. When I try to launch this extension manager from inside OpenOffice nothing is displayed and there are no errors or output, even if I launch OpenOffice from the command line. I tried accessing the GUI by launching /opt/openoffice/program/unopkg, and got the following error
$ ./unopkg gui
ERROR: no service object raising singleton /singletons/com.sun.star.deployment.thePackageManagerFactory
unopkg failed.
This is a fresh, two-day-old install of arch linux and openoffice, so I'm not sure if it is broken like this in the package itself or if I just haven't configured something. Thanks for any help.
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I have the exact same problem as you. Has anyone figure this one out yet? I have no idea how to fix this.
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Check the bug tracker for open office. Maybe someone has posted a workaround for this.
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Two things, (1) do you have a java environment installed? (2), it works here on my Arch64 setup.
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Ok, I DO have java installed and did a few searches in the openoffice issue tracker and nothing came up. Well, the only thing that came up was for openoffice 2.3 and it was resolved as a build issue... perhaps I should try downloading and reinstalling it from another mirror.
Update: I just reinstall openoffice and it still won't work
Last edited by Eivuwan (2008-07-09 23:24:18)
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Go to your Openoffice general options and check out the Java section. You should be using the jre that you installed.
EDIT: The extensions manager works fine for me as well.
Last edited by kclive18 (2008-07-10 11:54:13)
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It's checked so I AM using java.
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Ditto. Anyone figured this out yet?
EDIT: Nevermind!! I found the answer (at least, it worked for me) here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=56713 (YAY!)
Last edited by profylno (2008-10-31 20:41:40)
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