I've written a program in Java that parses an exported OmniPlan MS Project xml file and creates a TaskPaper (and soon MarkDown) file with all the tasks flattened and sorted by day in a nice simple calendar/list.
Obviously I can run this on the command line, but I was wondering if there was an easy way to add this as some sort of export plugin to OmniPlan itself?
My timing may have been bad here as I think OmniPlan currently uses a Java exporter and I believe Omni are abandoning that in favour of a new "app store friendly" (presumably Objective C) plugin model.
(I know I can do what I want in AppleScript, but I don't know AppleScript, and the book I just bought is so intimidatingly fat I haven't opened it yet).
Obviously I can run this on the command line, but I was wondering if there was an easy way to add this as some sort of export plugin to OmniPlan itself?
My timing may have been bad here as I think OmniPlan currently uses a Java exporter and I believe Omni are abandoning that in favour of a new "app store friendly" (presumably Objective C) plugin model.
(I know I can do what I want in AppleScript, but I don't know AppleScript, and the book I just bought is so intimidatingly fat I haven't opened it yet).