i'm new to programming in LN, so this might be a stupid question.
Anyway i want to know, if there is a way to access COM Objects under Windows
NT out of Lotus Notes.
The problem is that i want to write a Script, which listens to the TAPI Port
for incoming calls and opens up the appropriate contact entry in
the database.
If anyone has some infos on this i'm happy to get them :)
Thanks in advance
Said El Mallouki
The latest versions of Domino are indeed COMable. The name of the
object is either Notes.NotesSession or Lotus.NotesSession, I don't
remember which. From there you can access the properties and methods
of almost all the back-end (and probably even front-end) Domino
Objects.
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"Brian" <bic...@bicker.news> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 18:35:38 +0100, "Said El Mallouki"
> <Said.El...@gmx.de> wrote:
> > i'm new to programming in LN, so this might be a stupid question.
> > Anyway i want to know, if there is a way to access COM Objects under
Windows
> > NT out of Lotus Notes.
> > The problem is that i want to write a Script, which listens to the TAPI
Port
> > for incoming calls and opens up the appropriate contact entry in
> > the database.
>
> The latest versions of Domino are indeed COMable. The name of the
> object is either Notes.NotesSession or Lotus.NotesSession, I don't
> remember which. From there you can access the properties and methods
> of almost all the back-end (and probably even front-end) Domino
> Objects.
>
>
> --
> Brian Charles Kohn (¤bicker¤)
> Principal Certified Lotus Professional (R4) - Application Developer
> Certified Lotus Professional (R5) - Application Developer
> IBM Certified Specialist - IBM WebSphere Application Server, Standard
Edition (pending)
> bic...@synap.com http://www.synap.com
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