Change the paths to LibreOffice paths according to the last post in the thread I link to (Tools->Addons->Zotero OpenOffice Integration Preferences) & reinstall the OpenOffice.org components.
actually it doesn't seem like it's working - at least the person who originally reported that it did has taken that back.
So no, there is no current version working with Libre Office.
The original Ooo plugin was community generated - maybe someone can try to figure this out. Because as of now LO is just a fork it shouldn't be too hard? The core dev folks seem quite busy rolling out 2.1 and Zotero Everywhere these days.
edit: unless noksagt has tested this independently.
My case is
Zotero experienced an error updating your document
after change the install path for my Libreoffice 3.3 b2
my report id is 760897241
zotero 2.0.9
with the latest integration pluging with openoffice.
in mac 10.6.4
with the latest firefox.
Java does not work with LibreOffice on OS X as of the latest Java update. Since Zotero makes use of LibreOffice's Java functionality, Zotero cannot function at the moment (nor can several parts of LibreOffice itself). There are some potential solutions in this thread, or you can wait until the next LibreOffice release.
I have tried
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/Platform/Mac_OS_X_10.6
to solove the java problem.
However, the problem of Report ID:227463843
"Zotero experienced an error updating your document"
is the same.
And, almost other functions of Libreoffice is all right.
The Zotero plugin appears indeed now in LibreOffice toolbar. I get however the following error message
"Zotero OpenOffice Integration could not communicate with OpenOffice.org because the Java UNO runtime directory specified in the Zotero OpenOffice Integration preferences does not contain a "ridl.jar" file."
I do have the Zotero toolbar in my Libre Office Writer. However, I just tried to insert a citation into a doc in Libre Office (3.3.0) and I got first the error message "Action not supported - Invalid procedure call", and then after repeated tries "Open Office could not communicate with Zotero - please check whether Firefox is open". Of course Firefox and Zotero were open. Any idea?
Foellmer, I just played around with this a little more and I think I might have something that works. It would be great if you could test the extension at the link I posted in the other thread.
I just installed LibreOffice 3.3 RC2 on my Mac. The toolbar for Zotero appears, but nothing happens when I click any of the toolbar buttons. I looked at the link for pathing to OO that Adam Smith mentioned above, but this is for Linux; it is not clear how this would work with OS X.
For those reporting that Zotero works with LibreOffice, did you do anything to make it work?
That is :If you've installed the OpenOffice plugin into Firefox but don't see the Zotero toolbar in OpenOffice, close OpenOffice and then, in Firefox, go to Tools→Add-ons→Extensions→Zotero OpenOffice Integration→Preferences and click “Reinstall OpenOffice components”. Then start OpenOffice and check for the toolbar.
I just switched to Libreoffice 3.3 and had issues with the zotero plugin (in firefox 3.6) on my 64 bit ubuntu lucid laptop. It worked fine with the openoffice I just removed. The toolbar showed up fin in libreoffice but was reporting a communication issue with zotero. Since the zotero documentation specifies:
"Zotero requires either the Sun Java plug-in or the older OpenJDK/IcedTea OJI plug-in, which does not work with Firefox 3.6+"
I did a java-version and found that my default java got changed to the open-jdk -probably after an install of something (maybe even libreoffice itself). I did a:
sudo update-alternatives --config java
and followed the menu options to set sun java as my default. The zotero plugin worked fine after that.
Upgrade Storage
http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/14535/implications-of-libreoffice-for-ooo-integration/
So no, there is no current version working with Libre Office.
The original Ooo plugin was community generated - maybe someone can try to figure this out. Because as of now LO is just a fork it shouldn't be too hard? The core dev folks seem quite busy rolling out 2.1 and Zotero Everywhere these days.
edit: unless noksagt has tested this independently.
file:///opt/libreoffice3/program/
Does Windows us the basis-link/ure-link directories? If so, it could be that jimwhitend used the wrong paths
http://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_troubleshooting#openoffice_plug-in_directory_paths
on finding the paths applies to Macs, too.
Zotero experienced an error updating your document
after change the install path for my Libreoffice 3.3 b2
my report id is 760897241
zotero 2.0.9
with the latest integration pluging with openoffice.
in mac 10.6.4
with the latest firefox.
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/Platform/Mac_OS_X_10.6
to solove the java problem.
However, the problem of Report ID:227463843
"Zotero experienced an error updating your document"
is the same.
And, almost other functions of Libreoffice is all right.
"Zotero OpenOffice Integration could not communicate with OpenOffice.org because the Java UNO runtime directory specified in the Zotero OpenOffice Integration preferences does not contain a "ridl.jar" file."
you may inquire in libreoffice forum.
have a check:
are you using mac?
are you update the zotero?
have you restart libreoffice?
For those reporting that Zotero works with LibreOffice, did you do anything to make it work?
Michael
"Zotero requires either the Sun Java plug-in or the older OpenJDK/IcedTea OJI plug-in, which does not work with Firefox 3.6+"
I did a java-version and found that my default java got changed to the open-jdk -probably after an install of something (maybe even libreoffice itself). I did a:
sudo update-alternatives --config java
and followed the menu options to set sun java as my default. The zotero plugin worked fine after that.