> I didn't evaluate the JDBC stuff because it sounded flaky. It appears to be > a bridge on top of the core API. I figured talking directly to the core API > would result in fewer headaches in the long run. > > You should try it out and see if it works for you. If the schema of the > underlying database you're trying to get at is flat, the JDBC API would > probably be appropriate. Many of the databases that ship with Domino (e.g. > mail DB) tend to be hierarchical. It may be difficult to get at that data > using JDBC. >
Effectivelly, it would be worth testing this JDBC driver performances. > > Shawn > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 2:53 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Lotus Domino : JDBC ? > > Hi > > Some months ago I was documenting myself on Notes and I found a JDBC driver. > > Would be simpler to only write a custom JDBCStore, isn't it ? > > I was wanting to send you the url but I searched it on lotus.com or ibm.com > http://www.lotus.com/developers/devbase.nsf/homedata/homejdbc and all others > url were having problems. Notes has never been good for web publishing :-) > > JP Courson > > On Wed, 17 Oct 2001 01:12:38 -0500 "Shawn C. Dodd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I've done a little bit of Domino work. If you're asking whether it's > >possible and how to do it, I can address that question. > > > >Domino ships with a Servlet runner, and exposes a Java API to the server's > >Domino database instance. You could implement a Servlet that runs on the > >Domino server and satisfies DAV requests by calling down to the wrapper > API. > > > >This will require your Domino admin to turn on the HTTP and Servlet Tasks. > >(I don't think either is enabled by default.) > > > >Note that any solution using that sort of design won't seamlessly work with > >clustered Domino servers. For that you'll probably need to look into > >Domino's CORBA support -- it depends on your requirements. > > > >The Java API Lotus provides isn't terribly complicated. You just have to > >wrap your head around Lotus' terminology. It's less like an RDBMS and more > >like a weird combination of a document management system and a spreadsheet. > > > >If you haven't checked it out already, be sure to visit Notes.net, a site > >maintained by Iris, the company that actually develops Domino/Notes: > > > >http://www.notes.net/ > > > >Download the docs for the Java/CORBA Toolkit 2.1. You'll probably also be > >interested in the Domino 5 Adminstration Help: > > > >http://doc.notes.net/domino_notes/5.0.3/help5_admin.nsf > > > >Check out "The Domino Web Server" under "Web and News Servers." There's a > >section on managing Java Servlets. > > > > > >Shawn C. Dodd > >AGEA Corporation > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Remy Maucherat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > >Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 12:21 AM > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: Lotus Domino as a Slide Store (Unformatted!) > > > >> Firstly, my company would be very interested in implementing slide using > >> Lotus Domino as the Store. We have clients with disparate technologies > >> that want to adopt a content management system and Slide would be ideal. > >> However, three of our major clients use Lotus Domino as well as other > >> technologies already supported by Slide. > > > >> Is anyone already looking into this as a proposition or if not, is there > >> anyone else out there that would like to collaborate on such a project? > > > >I'm not aware of anyone working on a Domino store. I don't know anything > >about Domino or Notes, so I'm afraid I don't have many ideas on the best > way > >to implement it. > > > >> Secondly, is there any documentation, no matter how rough, with > >> guidelines for implementing the mandatory and optional Interfaces > >> required for a Slide Store? > > > >All the documentation is available on the website, and we can probably > >provide some additional help. > > > >Remy > > > > > > > -- > Ne perdez pas de temps! Inscrivez-vous d�s aujourd'dhui et participez � > notre concours pour remporter un CHEQUE-CADEAU d'une valeur de 25.000 FRF > dans le magasin en ligne HABURI.COM - CLIQUEZ ICI : > http://www.adpepper.dk/adpepper/mail/mail.asp?id=nameplanetfr&c=fr > >
