Hi Pradeep,
here is the code to access the title of a database: NOTE: I use this code in
a servlet.
1.Query
if(success == true){
notesSession = NotesFactory.createSession(server,user,password);
if(notesSession != null){
//get database
Db = notesSession.getDatabase(server,DbName);
if(Db != null){
String title = Db.getTitle();
........
2.Query
First of all how did you copy the database? Did you use a Notes client? If
so then did you switch off the "Access Control List" check box in the copy
dialog box. It is important that you copy the database via a Notes client
as copying databases from the OS file system can cause all sorts of problems
- replication conflicts etc...
Regards
Marc
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Hi Marc
I was under the impression that it was something to do with the security.
Now my first queries is how to access the Title. If you please provide a
code for the same.
And second queries is if there is a higher lavel of security, then also I
can copy the database with documents. And that is what precisely I have
done; which is a local copy of the database at my pc. Now how do I take all
those security off from the copied one so that I can access the database
and do the preliminary work before getting into Lotus Notes Security stuff.
Hope to get a detail answer with preferable a partial code.
Thanks & Regards
Pradeep
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First of all try to access the database and get its title - if you can do
that then you have no high level security access restrictions. Then
attempt
to open another form - if that works then you could have a security
restriction on the form or you are trying to do something illegal with the
design elements.
hat design elements does the form have??
Marc
-----Original Message-----
From: Pradeep Roy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, 6 August 2000 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Lotus Notes accessing in JSP... ****Please help****...
Hi All
I have a problem related to Lotus Notes Database accessing in JSP. I can
connect to Notes Database now. But my problem is sometimes it is accessing
data and sometimes it is failing to access the data from a different
database. But the code is identical; I am only changing the name of the
database and the form name. Both are located in my local server. And the
message that I am getting is 'Base Table not found'. What does it mean ?I
am not aware of Lotus Notes Database structure.
I studied a bit and saw that the first one that I am accessing is as
follows
Title:Name /server:local/Filename:names.nsf/Type:Standard/
But for the second one
Title:Name /server:local/Filename:names.nsf/Type:nothing.. that is it is
disabled /
Is this the reasons of not been able to get the data.Could any one help me
in this & suggest me how to approach this problem. Looking forward to a
comprehensive answer on this from this group.
I thank to all of you who helped me in getting connected to Lotus notes
Database in the reply of my previous mail. Thanks once again.
Regards
Pradeep
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