Andras Timar

Come and hear how to integrate Collabora Online – a powerful online office suite based on LibreOffice code – with web applications. Learn about how Collabora developers helped to develop solutions by extending the WOPI-like API and PostMessage API of Collabora Online.

Lightning Talks. Andras will start the session with a lightning talk covering the technical aspects of LibreOffice Online localization and showing the issues that are not yet fixed, but will also collect proposals from other speakers.

This presentation will tell the story of integration of a 3rd party document signing service (provided by Vereign) into LibreOffice Online.

Debugging in browser, logging at server side, analyzing log files, tracing option, that dumps command and notifications for replay, etc.

During the last year on two hackfests I worked on exporting custom shapes from LibreOffice to OOXML (DrawingML). The limited time did not permit a systematic approach or full implementation, rather I wanted to solve bugs reported by users. I will present the problems, the results, the tools which I used, and possible future developments.

Open Document Format (ODF) is the native file format of LibreOffice. It means that all features of the document model must be represented at the ODF level, too. The features, which cannot be represented in ODF version 1.2, need to be submitted to OASIS to be included in the next version of the standard. My talk gives an overview of recent work and plans of the LibreOffice project related to ODF standardization.

In large organizations there is a need for central configuration management of desktops, including LibreOffice deployments. The new Windows registry configuration backend allows integration of LibreOffice into Windows Server environments. LibreOffice can be configured with Group Policy Objects. Under Linux, configuration packages can be managed with Remote Root, which is an easy to use, new open source central management solution for Linux (or other package based) systems. This talk will show how these tools work.

What happened on l10n front recently? A lot. New Pootle version, PO files directly used in the build (no more SDF files), automatic checks for common translation errors build-time, and more. I will present how these developments save time for everyone.