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04-19-2007 09:45 AM
Group,
I just installed Alfresco 2.0 community bundled with Tomcat. We are users of Alf 1.4 currently in production, but want to try out 2.0.
In the startup log for 2.0, I saw the following message:
"…A connection to OpenOffice could not be established…"
I don't see a similar message in my Alf 1.4 startup logs.
I suspect we will have document transformation issues if we don't have an OpenOffice connection.
Any help on this one?
I just installed Alfresco 2.0 community bundled with Tomcat. We are users of Alf 1.4 currently in production, but want to try out 2.0.
In the startup log for 2.0, I saw the following message:
"…A connection to OpenOffice could not be established…"
I don't see a similar message in my Alf 1.4 startup logs.
I suspect we will have document transformation issues if we don't have an OpenOffice connection.
Any help on this one?
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04-19-2007 12:45 PM
Hi,
If you are running on Windows have a look in your 'alfresco.bat' file for the lines:
Either ensure you have an environment variable for 'OPENOFFICE_PATH' that points to the correct path, or hardcode the path into the 'alfresco.bat' file.
When you start Alfresco, check your task manager for for 'soffice' processes, and look in your alfresco log file for connection successful messages.
If you are running on Linux, these principles still apply.
Hope this helps,
Steve
If you are running on Windows have a look in your 'alfresco.bat' file for the lines:
rem —————————————rem Start OpenOffice for transformationsrem —————————————if not "%OPENOFFICE_PATH%" == "" call "%OPENOFFICE_PATH%\soffice" "-accept=socket,host=localhost,port=8100;urp;StarOffice.ServiceManager" -nologo -headless -nofirststartwizard
Either ensure you have an environment variable for 'OPENOFFICE_PATH' that points to the correct path, or hardcode the path into the 'alfresco.bat' file.
When you start Alfresco, check your task manager for for 'soffice' processes, and look in your alfresco log file for connection successful messages.
If you are running on Linux, these principles still apply.
Hope this helps,
Steve
