lotus-notes

I have MVC code pattern written in java build in Lotus Notes. Wanted to call the java view in Lotus Notes Xpages to authenticate the app using oauth2.0 in lotus notes xpages. The same SDK provided for .net i am able to execute need help in java xpages. Method in JavaMVC @RequestMapping("/connectToABC") public View connectToABC(Session session) throws NotesException { return new RedirectView(oauth2Config.prepareUrl(scopes, redirectUri, csrf), true, true, false); } XPAGES importPackage(com.abc.developer.sampleapp.oauth2.controller); var obj = new OAuth2Controller(); obj.connectToABC(session);

I have 'column A' with different names. I have all this people email contacts in my lotus notes account. I want to send an email to multiple recipients (to the people including in column A). I mean: column A: Ludvig Simpson Matthew Ricky Anne Cameron etc... And for example Ludvig Simpson has this lotus email address: dbyw4680, Matthew Ricky has cjua321 and Anne Cameron has ofdb1621. All this email addresses are found only in my lotus account. My question: How can I send an email to Ludvig, Matthew and Anne??(I mean how to take automatically their address email from lotus?). To specify, the

I've been attempting to create room bookings using the Domino data services REST API but I seem to be missing a trick. Sending a POST request to the document endpoint I am able to submit and create a reservation document which appears in the Rooms and resource view but the underlying room still shows as available in the notes client. Here is a sample of the request body: { "@authors": [ "CN=Andrew Jones/O=MyCorp", "" ], "@form": "Reservation", "From": "CN=Andrew Jones/O=MyCorp", "Chair": "CN=Andrew Jones/O=MyCorp", "AltChair": "CN=Andrew Jones/O=MyCorp", "Principal": "CN=Andrew Jones/O=MyCorp"

Both the systems described are Windows XP with Lotus Notes 8.5. I have a Java app (sample code below) that uses notes.jar to interact with Lotus Notes. The app works fine on a system that has notes.ini in the Lotus install dir of c:\Program Files\Lotus\Notes and the user ID file is in c:\Program Files\Lotus\Notes\Data . The user has to type a password to login to Lotus. This system has HKLM\Software\Lotus\Notes\MultiUser set to 0 (single user system). On this machine, the below code displays good values on the four println ’s. On a problem system, this app prints the four headings but blanks

So this is the very simplified Lotus Domino Java agent code I am trying to run... import lotus.domino.*; enum SingletonTest { INSTANCE; public void helloWorld() { System.out.println("Hello World"); } } public class JavaAgent extends AgentBase { public void NotesMain() { try { System.out.println("Started"); SingletonTest.INSTANCE.helloWorld(); System.out.println("Done"); } catch(Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } But when I try to run it this is what appears on the Java Console... Started Exception in thread "AgentThread: JavaAgent" java.lang.VerifyError: JVMCFRE028 ldc* bytecode must

I am trying to develop an application, which will remotely connected to a Lotusnote server and as I got to know, I should have ncso.jar file to add in my application for enabling remote access to the Lotus Note domino server. So would be appreciated to help me for downloading this file. You can find ncso.jar in installed Notes Client or Domino Server directory in folder ... / data / domino / java 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26529625/where-i-can-find-ncso-jar