Problem with Writing to TextFrame in OpenOffice Text Document

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Hi,

I placed a TextFrame control on newly created .odt text document..
I'm able to accessing the TextFrame(control what I placed in .odt document) but not succeeding in writing to it from my Vb.net code.

Here is my code snippet:

VB

Dim objDocument As XComponent
objDocument = objDesktop.loadComponentFromURL(PathConverter(FileNameSource), _
                                              "_blank", 0, New PropertyValue(-1) {})

Dim xNamedFrames As XNameAccess = DirectCast(objDocument, XTextFramesSupplier).getTextFrames
Dim textFrames As String() = xNamedFrames.getElementNames()

Dim FrameName As Object = xNamedFrames.getByName("txtFrameEmpID")

I strucked from here in writing /inserting Some Database value into this Frame.

Could anyone help to resolve this?

[Modified: fixed pre tags...you don't place them around the entire text of your post. also, why did you assign the language as C++ when it's not?]

Posted 31-Mar-10 9:17am

srinivaskalagara

Updated 31-Mar-10 9:30am

William Winner

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Radhakrishnan G. · Answer 1 · 2010-05-10T05:28:00

Hi
This may help you

VB

Document
-SheetCollection = Document.getSheets()
--Sheet = SheetCollection.getByName( sheetName)
---Cell = Sheet.getCellByPosition( i,j)
----TextCursor = Cell.createTextCursor()
----Cell.insertString(TextCursor)

This is the hierarchy of objects in Open Office for writing a data to cell, please refer Open Office API, http://es.openoffice.org/files/documents/73/1562/OOoBasicTutorial.pdf[^]

Thanks & regards
Radhakrishnan G.