I'm noobie in the Lotus Domino 6.5, who i can registry new user without gui? (something script maybe?)
P.S. thanks and sorry my english.
You can use the NotesRegistration class in LotusScript or lotus.domino.Registration class in Java code.
See here for details -- but since that link goes to a more recent version (you are using a version of Domino that is almost ten years old, and has had no support from IBM for more than three years), you'll want to cross-check against the documentation that came with Domino Designer 6.5 in order to be sure about what's really available to you.
There is also a feature in the Domino Administrator client for providing a simple text file of user information in order to creates users in bulk. You can look that up in the help file that comes with Domino Administrator.
You might also examine the Notes C API or Notes C++ API. In the C API, there is a sample application called "userreg" which might help.
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I'm in the fact finding stage of an integration project to update DocuSign vendor agreements with status flags in our DB2 construction management software.
I'm a SQL developer that was handed this task, and I know nothing about DocuSign schemas or its APIs.
Has anyone done anything like this before?
A good place to start is the DocuSign quickstart.
While you may use DB2 for your database, you will still need to run some code on the server in some for of server language like C#, Java etc. You can pick one of 8 languages in the quickstart, see how the APIs work, what data you need and how you may design your system accordingly.
I'm looking at taking a possible contract role as an MS Dynamics developer. In the interim, I'd like to play around with x++. Am I right in thinking that the only code editor available is the one that ships with AX?
I'd really like a freebie alternative to use for now, but I haven't come across one.
Not sure that you can get something for free, but you can create a dynamics ax instance accessible from the web, with microsoft lifecycle services.
https://lcs.dynamics.com/
you can also ask your new Company to download a demo VM for you. It's available on the Customer and on the Partner Source.
https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/northamerica/AX/downloads/service-packs/AX2012DemoToolsMaterials
Unfortunately, besides MorphX, the native IDE in MS Dynamics, and Visual Studio(for C# dev), you don't have much of a choice.
However, there a portal called 365 Talent portal, where you can register as a freelance MS Dynamics Developer and request for an access to the Dynamics Learning Portal (DLP).
Finally , after your access to the DLP is granted, you can play around with some VMs(with AX installed), read documentation, etc.
I had a genius idea today to try and create a website that would access our CRM database and will report on support cases.
The idea would be to have a page that would be visible in the office and members of the support team can view the current status of support cases.
I've downloaded the CRM SDK and I've read a couple of manuals, but I can't seem to find a decent starting point for a complete rookie..
Are there are good tutorials out there on how to create a website that will communicate with CRM's database, preferrably for a VB.NET application.
There are several products that implement your idea.
The most famous one is the Adxstudio, you can find a community edition (also for CRM 4.0) at this address:
http://community.adxstudio.com/products/adxstudio-portals/
After you can check the source code, but they use C#
I am using VB.NET for coding and SQL Server 2005 for database.
My application is ready for release. Just on thing missing before I can go live.
I want to implement license concept in my application.
My license file can be text or xml file. In which there should be some encrypted matter which will be used for validate the application.
Please suggest how I can implement this functionality in my application
Thanks.
Best Regards,
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I have here a simple question for those expertise out there (but please explain well, I'm very new). I made a visual basic 2008 application that allows you to login from a database. I followed this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0dcPiLYrck
But the problem is that I have to keep debugging my app if I make a new user. Is their a way where I can upload my information through the internet and the application can pick it up from there? Also in my bin/release folder I get 2 sql files, how would I get rid of these but still be able to connect?
Thanks,
Kevin
I'm not sure if you're talking about a desktop application or a web application here. But to answer the question about making a new user, if you go by the video (which is desktop development) you will need to make a new form that will insert a username and password into the database. You don't always need to have the application running in debug mode. You can find the file folder that this application was created in and find the .exe that was created and execute the application from that.
I'm not sure what you'r talking about with the SQL files. If they have the extension of .mdb and mdf, then yes you will need those files because that is your physical database.
For more information about desktop development you can check out Microsoft's Beginer Devloper Learning Center. At that website you should be able to find all kinds of tutorials, walk throughs and examples of how to create desktop applications much like you saw in the youtube video.
Good luck and hope this helps.
I asked myself the same thing. Unfortunately, i don't believe that is easy to make a thing like this, especially for a newbie like me XD But maybe you can ask directly to the autor of the video, he of course know very well the databases of Visualbasic. Bye!