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| module system |
- Description
- Host operating system integration interfaces.
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| Services |
| ProxySettings |
[ DEPRECATED ]
Specifies a service for reading the proxy settings from an old office
installation or a central system database.
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| SOffice52ProxySettings |
[ DEPRECATED ]
Specifies a service for reading the proxy settings from an old
StarOffice 5.2 installation.
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| SimpleCommandMail |
Specifies a SimpleCommandMail service. Implementations of such a service, do
implement an interface to send mail messages via the current configured
command line mail application.
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| SimpleSystemMail |
Specifies a SimpleSystemMail service. Implementations of such a service
implement an interface to send mail messages via the currently configured
system mail client.
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| SystemProxySettings |
[ DEPRECATED ]
Specifies a service for reading the system proxy settings. Some systems
store this information in a central configuration database.
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| SystemShellExecute |
Specifies a system executer service. Such a service makes it possible
to execute an arbitrary system command.
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| Interfaces |
| XProxySettings |
[ DEPRECATED ]
Enables access to different proxy settings. If particular settings are not
available an empty string will be returned.
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| XSimpleMailClient |
Specifies an interface for creating and sending email messages.
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| XSimpleMailClientSupplier |
Implementations of this interface do provide access to a simple mail client
if there is one available
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| XSimpleMailMessage |
This interface lets a client set or get the information of a simple mail
message.
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| XSystemShellExecute |
Specifies an interface for executing a system command.
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| Exceptions |
| SystemShellExecuteException |
May be thrown in cases of errors executing a command using the SystemShellExecute service.
::com::sun::star::uno::Exception::Message may contain a
system error message, but it is not mandatory.
The member PosixError specifies a POSIX conforming error code or -1 for
unknown errors.
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