Hello Chris,
Good to hear that you are expanding your LibreOffice book!
Please take a look at this description from the OpenOffice Wiki:
Uno/Binary/Modules/STOC
"STOC" stands for Standard Office (Uno) Components. "STOC" implements
that basic binary Uno components, which are
* the coreflection,
* the defaultregistry,
* the implementation registration,
* the introspection,
* the invocation,
* the invocation adapterfactory,
* the Java component loader,
* the Java VM loader,
* the shared library component loader,
* the naming service,
* the proxy factory,
* the registry based type description provider,
* the security manager,
* the standard service manager,
* the simple registry,
* the type description provider manager,
* the type conversion, and
* the URI managers.
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno/Binary/Modules/STOC
Regards,
Hossein
On 16.05.2022 18:12, Chris Sherlock wrote:
On 17 May 2022, at 2:05 am, Chris Sherlock
<chris.sherlock79@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I’ve finally got some time to keep writing my Inside LibreOffice
book. It has been very slow going, but a labour of love.
Currently I am looking at the stoc module (aka the Registries,
reflections and introspection module for UNO). My question is: what
actually uses this? I don’t see any global headers, and apart from a
module called qadevooo I can’t see anything that seems to actually use
it.
Any info greatly appreciated!
Chris
Sent from my iPhone
Ok, I think I’m about to answer my own question, but is the actual
implementation of com.sun.star.lang.ServiceManager done in stoc?
Also, what does stoc stand for?
Chris
