XWiki Platform

XWiki is not able to automatically start OpenOffice daemon on Windows Server

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: Office
  • Labels:
    None
  • Difficulty:
    Unknown
  • Similar issues:
    XWIKI-7509XWiki automatically connect to an external openoffice daemon
    XWIKI-3710Add support for automatically restarting OpenOffice server when XE is restarted
    XWIKI-3721Starting an already started openoffice server should be prohibited
    XWIKI-3300Add support for controlling the openoffice server process from XWiki UI
    XWIKI-6132Need to create directory in Tomcat to start the office server
    XWIKI-6819OpenOffice internal-managed integration failed with OOO 3.3
    XWIKI-8799Can't launch LibreOffice server on Windows 7
    XWIKI-4121Restrict openoffice server manipulations to main xwiki
    XWIKI-7624UI-test suite is unable to start XWiki instance on Windows systems
    XWIKI-6883Automatically open the browser when launching start_xwiki

Description

At this time xwiki is not able to automatically start OpenOffice daemon on a Windows Server.

Activity

Hide
Permalink
Florin Ciubotaru added a comment -

Hi Alex. I'm trying to reproduce this. Can you post some details about the environment?

  • is OOo externally managed?
  • is the servlet container running as a regular process or as a service? Is it runnning under an administrator user?
  • if it's a service is it interactive or non-interactive?
    Thanks.
Show
Florin Ciubotaru added a comment - Hi Alex. I'm trying to reproduce this. Can you post some details about the environment? is OOo externally managed? is the servlet container running as a regular process or as a service? Is it runnning under an administrator user? if it's a service is it interactive or non-interactive? Thanks.

People

  • Assignee:
    Unassigned
    Reporter:
    Alexandru Stancu
Vote (0)
Watch (1)

Dates

  • Created:
    Updated:
    Date of First Response: