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=== What This Manual Covers ===  

=== What This Manual Covers ===  

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This manual describes how to write programs using the component technology UNO (Universal Network Objects) with {{PRODUCTNAME}}.

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This manual describes how to write programs using the component technology UNO (Universal Network Objects) with {{OOo}}.

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Most examples provided are written in Java. As well as Java, the language binding for C++, the UNO access for {{PRODUCTNAME}} Basic and the OLE Automation bridge that uses {{PRODUCTNAME}} through Microsoft's component technology COM/DCOM is described.

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Most examples provided are written in Java. As well as Java, the language binding for C++, the UNO access for {{OOo}} Basic and the OLE Automation bridge that uses {{OOo}} through Microsoft's component technology COM/DCOM is described.

=== How This Book is Organized ===

=== How This Book is Organized ===

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/FirstSteps/First_Steps|'''First Steps''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/FirstSteps/First_Steps|'''First Steps''']]

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:The First Steps chapter describes the setting up of a Java UNO development environment to achieve the solutions you need. At the end of this chapter, you will be equipped with the essentials required for the following chapters about the {{PRODUCTNAME}} applications.

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:The First Steps chapter describes the setting up of a Java UNO development environment to achieve the solutions you need. At the end of this chapter, you will be equipped with the essentials required for the following chapters about the {{OOo}} applications.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Professional_UNO|''' Professional UNO''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/ProUNO/Professional_UNO|''' Professional UNO''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/Office_Development|''' Office Development ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/OfficeDev/Office_Development|''' Office Development ''']]

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:This chapter describes the application framework of the {{PRODUCTNAME}} application that includes how the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API deals with the {{PRODUCTNAME}} application and the features available across all parts of {{PRODUCTNAME}}.

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:This chapter describes the application framework of the {{OOo}} application that includes how the {{OOo}} API deals with the {{OOo}} application and the features available across all parts of {{OOo}}.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Text/Text_Documents|'''Text Documents''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Text/Text_Documents|'''Text Documents''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Charts/Charts|'''Charts''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Charts/Charts|'''Charts''']]

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:These chapters describe how {{PRODUCTNAME}} revolves around documents. These chapters teach you what to do with these documents programmatically.

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:These chapters describe how {{OOo}} revolves around documents. These chapters teach you what to do with these documents programmatically.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Basic/OpenOffice.org_Basic|''' OpenOffice.org Basic ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Basic/OpenOffice.org_Basic|''' OpenOffice.org Basic ''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Database/Database_Access|''' Database Access ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Database/Database_Access|''' Database Access ''']]

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:This chapter describes how you can take advantage of this capability in your own projects. {{PRODUCTNAME}} can connect to databases in a universal manner.

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:This chapter describes how you can take advantage of this capability in your own projects. {{OOo}} can connect to databases in a universal manner.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Forms/Forms|''' Forms ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Forms/Forms|''' Forms ''']]

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:This chapter describes how {{PRODUCTNAME}} documents contain form controls that are programmed using an event-driven programming model. The Forms chapter shows you how to enhance your documents with controls for data input.

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:This chapter describes how {{OOo}} documents contain form controls that are programmed using an event-driven programming model. The Forms chapter shows you how to enhance your documents with controls for data input.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/UCB/Universal_Content_Broker|''' Universal Content Broker ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/UCB/Universal_Content_Broker|''' Universal Content Broker ''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Config/Configuration_Management|''' Configuration Management ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Config/Configuration_Management|''' Configuration Management ''']]

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:This chapter describes how the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API offers access to the office configuration options that are found in the '''Tools > Options''' dialog.

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:This chapter describes how the {{OOo}} API offers access to the office configuration options that are found in the '''Tools > Options''' dialog.

[[Documentation/DevGuide/JavaBean/JavaBean_for_Office_Components|''' JavaBean for Office Components ''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/JavaBean/JavaBean_for_Office_Components|''' JavaBean for Office Components ''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/GUI/Graphical_User_Interfaces|'''Graphical User Interfaces''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/GUI/Graphical_User_Interfaces|'''Graphical User Interfaces''']]

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: This chapter is for extension developers who want to add functionality to their {{PRODUCTNAME}} application and want to create a consistent user interface.  It explains how you can add your own GUI to your {{PRODUCTNAME}} applications.

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: This chapter is for extension developers who want to add functionality to their {{OOo}} application and want to create a consistent user interface.  It explains how you can add your own GUI to your {{OOo}} applications.

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixA/{{PRODUCTNAME}}_API-Design-Guidelines|'''Guidelines and Specifications''']]

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/AppendixA/{{OOo}}_API-Design-Guidelines|'''Guidelines and Specifications''']]

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:The guidelines and specifications provide extra information about the {{OOo}} API.

=== Appendices ===

=== Appendices ===

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[[Documentation/DevGuide/Glossary/Glossary|'''Glossary''']]

[[Documentation/DevGuide/Glossary/Glossary|'''Glossary''']]

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:Definition and explanation of {{PRODUCTNAME}} terms, concepts and abbreviations.

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:Definition and explanation of {{OOo}} terms, concepts and abbreviations.

=== OpenOffice.org Version History ===

=== OpenOffice.org Version History ===

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=== Related documentation ===

=== Related documentation ===

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The api and udk projects on [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org] have related documentation, examples and FAQs (frequently asked questions) on the {{PRODUCTNAME}} API. Most important are probably the references, you can find them at [http://api.openoffice.org api.openoffice.org] or [http://udk.openoffice.org udk.openoffice.org].

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The api and udk projects on [http://www.openoffice.org www.openoffice.org] have related documentation, examples and FAQs (frequently asked questions) on the {{OOo}} API. Most important are probably the references, you can find them at [http://api.openoffice.org api.openoffice.org] or [http://udk.openoffice.org udk.openoffice.org].

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* The API Reference covers the programmable features of {{PRODUCTNAME}}.

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* The API Reference covers the programmable features of {{OOo}}.

* The Java Reference describes the features of the Java UNO runtime environment.

* The Java Reference describes the features of the Java UNO runtime environment.

* The C++ Reference is about the C++ language binding.

* The C++ Reference is about the C++ language binding.

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