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Active Projects of OpenOffice.org

This page lists some of the main projects of OpenOffice.org categorized by function. Participation in projects is the way work is carried out in OpenOffice.org.

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A complete list of all public projects:

Accepted Projects
those projects that include core technical projects as well as key user information projects
Incubator Projects
projects that may be experimental or of limited focus
Native-Lang Projects
language projects - these normally have discussions in that language


 Product Development

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
ODF Toolkit odftoolkit The home for the development of components creating and processing the ODF regardless of their relation to the office suite. Dieter Löschky
Jürgen Schmidt
Michael Brauer
Word Processing sw The word processing application Writer the formula editor Math. Mathias Bauer,
Frank Meies
Spreadsheet sc The spreadsheet application Calc. Niklas Nebel,
Eike Rathke
Graphic Applications graphics The Graphic applications like Impress, Draw and Chart. Kai Ahrens,
Christian Lippka
Graphic System Layer gsl The Graphic System Layer (GSL) project is an umbrella project to provide graphic output on different devices. Graphic output refers to a range of operations starting from simple line drawing to complex raster operations. Philipp Lohmann,
Thorsten Behrens
Base / Database Access dba Base is OpenOffice.org's database application. Additionally, this project provides the other applications with access to a variety of relational data sources in various formats. Frank Schoenheit,
Ocke Janssen
API api The application programming interface. Juergen Schmidt,
Steffen Grund
Application Framework framework This project contains modules that define the general behaviour of the OpenOffice application components ( Writer, Calc etc. ) Mathias Bauer,
Carsten Driesner
Build Tools and Environment tools The tools used in the build process and the build environment. Martin Hollmichel
Quality Assurance qa Quality Assurance: testing and qualifying all builds of OpenOffice.org. NAKATA, Maho,
Caio Tiago Oliveira de Sousa,
Joost Andrae
UNO Development Kit / Component Technology udk Object model development and component technology. Includes the old OI and Scripting projects. Kay Ramme,
Stephan Bergmann
User Experience ux Enhancing the user experience in every way Frank Loehmann
User Interface ui Common user interface for OpenOffice.org applications. Oliver Specht
Utilities util Utilities used in development. Hennes Rohling
XML Project xml The OpenOffice.org XML project is the home of of XML related features of OpenOffice.org, like its OASIS OpenDocument/ISO/IEC 26300 file format implementation. It further provides some XML base implementations, like XML parser and printer components. Michael Brauer,
Svante Schubert



openoffice extensionsExtension Development

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
Extensions extensions The purpose of this project is to help produce, organize and deploy extensions. An extension is a third party tool that brings OOo new functionality. This can be done through addons, addins, deployed by UNO packages. Extensions also covers templates and galleries. Laurent Godard,
Jürgen Schmidt
External external This project will host all the external code allowed. Martin Hollmichel (acting)
Universal Content Broker ucb Allows the applications to transparently access content with different structures. Matthias Huetsch,
Andreas Bille
Bibliographic Project bibliographic To provide integrated bibliographic functionality in OpenOffice.org. David Wilson,
Bruce D'Arcus



 Language Development and Support

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
Localization l10n The major target of the L10N and I18N project is to provide tools and workflows for localization (l10n) and internationalization (i18n). Rafaella Braconi,
Pavel Janík,
Eike Rathke
Native Language Confederation native-lang The Native-Language Confederation includes the communities of users, developers, documentation writers and marketers contributing to OpenOffice.org in their own languages worldwide Charles H.-Schulz,
Louis Suárez-Potts
Lingucomponent lingucomponent Lingucomponent is charged with creating dictionaries, thesauri, and other related tools. László Németh



distributionDistribution

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
Porting porting Porting to new platforms. Includes Mac Porting Project . Martin Hollmichel,
Shaun MacDonald
Installation installation Creating the installation set. Ingo Schmidt
Distribution distribution The purpose of Distribution Project is to establish policy and consolidate areas and links relating to the distribution of OpenOffice.org. Distribution includes the Mirrors Project, CD-ROM Project, OEM Project, and P2P Project. Louis Suárez-Potts



 Helping Users

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
Documentation documentation End-user documentation for the various components making up OpenOffice.org. Scott Carr,
Frank Peters
User FAQ user-faq To help OpenOffice.org users get the most out of OpenOffice.org in the easiest way possible. CP Hennessy



megaphonePromotion

Project Short Name Description Project Leads
Marketing marketing The project for furthering the growth and use of OpenOffice.org technology. Efforts include: developing collateral, logos, public outreach. This project includes the Art sub-project which is responsible for all OpenOffice.org artwork. John McCreesh,
Florian Effenberger
Cristian Driga
Website website The OpenOffice.org website; the project for establishing the appearance of the Project. Louis Suárez-Potts,
Christian Lohmaier




Any registered member of OpenOffice.org may join any public project and we encourage you to do so. To learn how to join, see the Help. If a project is not listed here, it may well be in the Incubator or Native-Lang category. A more or less complete list of all projects is automatically created via the ProjectList servlet.

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