> What did you all set up on your Lotus Notes-server to achieve the "http://<domino-server>/<domino-database>/<viewname>?ReadViewEntries" principle?
In general the domino server must have the HTTP task running and the user who�s trying to access the database via a web browser
has to have an internet password specified in the person document.
For more information there�s a quite good documentation of the Notes URL syntax in the Notes Designer help.
> For your problem: have you tried building a simple cocoon action that sets the request/session information that is needed to access the server?
Thanks for the hint, I was wondering if Ihad to do something like that to authenticate the current user to the domino server.
I�m reading the doucmentation about the authentication framework at the moment. But because I�m fairly new to cocoon
I hope that someone could help me out with some code snippets or something.
What I have to do is pass a special cookie called "LtpaToken" along with the request to the server. Can I achieve that
with actions? What about FlowScript in this context?
Cheers, David.
- SSO between Cocoon and Lotus Domino David Duhme
- Re: SSO between Cocoon and Lotus Domino Gunter D'Hondt
- David Duhme
