OpenOffice

Enabling OpenOffice integration allows the Document Library portlet and the Wiki portlet to provide conversion functionality. This is tested with OpenOffice 2.3.x through 3.2.x. It is recommended that you have OpenOffice on the same machine. Using a remote host for the instance is not fully supported and could lead to various problems. To start OpenOffice as a service, run the command:

soffice -headless -accept="socket,host=127.0.0.1,port=8100;urp;"

openoffice.server.enabled=false
openoffice.server.host=127.0.0.1
openoffice.server.port=8100
openoffice.cache.enabled=true

Specify the file extensions of files to allow conversions from. Entries must be limited by what is supported by OpenOffice.

openoffice.conversion.source.extensions[drawing]=odg
openoffice.conversion.source.extensions[presentation]=odp,ppt,pptx,sxi
openoffice.conversion.source.extensions[spreadsheet]=csv,ods,sxc,tsv,xls,xlsx
openoffice.conversion.source.extensions[text]=doc,docx,html,odt,rtf,sxw,txt,wpd

Specify the file extensions of files to allow conversions to. Entries must be limited by what is supported by OpenOffice.

openoffice.conversion.target.extensions[drawing]=pdf,svg,swf
openoffice.conversion.target.extensions[presentation]=odp,pdf,ppt,swf,sxi
openoffice.conversion.target.extensions[spreadsheet]=csv,ods,pdf,sxc,tsv,xls
openoffice.conversion.target.extensions[text]=doc,odt,pdf,rtf,sxw,txt