问题
I maintain a fairly large application which does a lot of talking with Lotus Notes. Recently in the last couple of months, some users have been having problem connecting to the Lotus Notes Session, I use the following code to get the session
Set Session = CreateObject("Notes.NotesSession")
This error seems to be popping up only for a certain number of users. I created a sample app with the following line
Set Session = CreateObject("Lotus.NotesSession")
And the above line works for some reason. The user says there was some issue installing notes but has been rectified after a re-installation. Why are there two class names for the same object and why is one working an other one not working.
Any yelp on this would appreciated :)
回答1:
This documentation on IBM's site mentions that Notes.NotesSession is OLE based.:
After installing release 5.0.2b, you will see in the operating system registry a class named Lotus.NotesSession, as shown below. This is the root of the Domino COM classes. Still present are Notes.NotesSession and Notes.NotesUIWorkspace which are the OLE roots
I don't know specifically why the OLE classes are failing where the COM classes do not, but given that OLE is two decades old now, I would stick with Lotus.NotesSession :)
回答2:
Not much to go on, but I'd throw ProcMon at it and see what registry keys and files are being hit when you request this object.
回答3:
The Notes-Name and password still have to be 'current' for the login used. If the account has expired or requires recertification, access may be blocked?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2183208/notes-sessions-vs-lotus-session-com-api-issues