The script will install the JRE to the virtual drive letter, install just the core Java components, disable the updater and ensure the quick starter service is removed. To install the JRE, download the latest offline installer - Sun JRE 1.6 Update 18 offline installer and use this install script: It’s probably best to download OpenOffice and the JRE separately so that you have a bit more control over what gets installed. Take note when downloading OpenOffice – you can get two installers, one with Java and one without however when I attempted to download the installer with Java, I kept getting the one without. OpenOffice relies on Java for some functions, but will install without it - if you don’t need those features, you can avoid installing Java. Capture the OpenOffice package and customise it for execution Sun Java Runtime Environment.Create an unattended installation of OpenOffice.Bundle a version of the Sun Java Runtime Environment with OpenOffice (or link an existing virtual instance of the JRE to a virtual OpenOffice package).Virtualising OpenOffice is a basic three-step process: If this still does not help, try to install any other extension and restart post details virtualising 3.x with Microsoft Application Virtualization however the same basic steps should apply to any application virtualisation product. Now restart, and the filters should appear. In that case, open the Extension Manager in, disable the extension and reenable it. In rare cases this does not help – this problem has been seen in some versions of Ubuntus installation of. This is the place for export-only filters in LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice I have installed the Writer2LaTeX extension, but I cannot find the filters in the Export menu?įirst try restarting LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice. The Writer2LaTeX filters are located in the File – Export menu. Sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java-common I have installed the Writer2LaTeX extension, but I cannot find the filters in the Save As menu? To install it, open a terminal window and type Your are missing a package on your system. Sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java-common I get the error message “.CannotRegisterImplementationException” when I try to install the extension on Ubuntu. Specific instructions for Ubuntu: To install Java and Java support in LibreOffice, open a terminal window and type In LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice, choose Tools – Options, – Advanced/Java and ensure that there is a Java runtime environment in the list and that the checkbox is selected. Open a command prompt/terminal window and type java -version to verify that you have a Java runtime environment. You are either missing a Java runtime environment on your system, or LibreOffice/Apache OpenOffice is not configured to use it. FAQ Installation FAQ I get the error message “Could not create Java implementation loader” or “” when I try to install the extension.
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