Hi, first of all I'm completely new to Lotus/Domino as well as Domingo so I'm finding it hard to get my bearings. The aim is: get my java app to talk to a domino server on another windows server and read/write a person's calendar entries. First of all: is this possible?
The good news is: I've got my java app to talk to a local Notes client and execute the database.getTitle() command, as a test.
To access a Domino server instead of a Notes client I understand I need to pass the server IP, username and password into the following method call (where no parameters were necessary to access the client instead):
DSession session = factory.getSession();
I can do that, but I've read in another forum message that CORBA also has to be configured. Does anyone have a checklist or quick guide of how to to do this?
Finally, how do I get the list of calendar entries from the database object? Any code snippets out there? (I could try it on the client while I continue trying to undserstand CORBA). The basic example says:
DView view = database.getView("($Users)");
so I've tried changing $Users to $Calendar, $Calendars, $CalendarEntries... but no joy. Are these default view names documented anywhere?
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
Henry
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Hi, first of all I'm completely new to Lotus/Domino as well as Domingo so I'm finding it hard to get my bearings. The aim is: get my java app to talk to a domino server on another windows server and read/write a person's calendar entries. First of all: is this possible?
The good news is: I've got my java app to talk to a local Notes client and execute the database.getTitle() command, as a test.
To access a Domino server instead of a Notes client I understand I need to pass the server IP, username and password into the following method call (where no parameters were necessary to access the client instead):
DSession session = factory.getSession();
I can do that, but I've read in another forum message that CORBA also has to be configured. Does anyone have a checklist or quick guide of how to to do this?
Finally, how do I get the list of calendar entries from the database object? Any code snippets out there? (I could try it on the client while I continue trying to undserstand CORBA). The basic example says:
DView view = database.getView("($Users)");
so I've tried changing $Users to $Calendar, $Calendars, $CalendarEntries... but no joy. Are these default view names documented anywhere?
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
Henry
Hi,
Have you found how to get the list of calendar entries from the database object?
Thanks in advance !!
Mike.