In Chapter 3, “Developing Applications,” add this information to “Creating Domino applications.”
On page 60, in step 2, for NRPC, there are two ways to capture Domino database content for NRPC connection:
Using Domino Server – to capture databases in Domino Server’s data directory or subdirectories, specify the Domino server name. Typically the Domino server data directory is c:\lotus\domino\data.
Using “local” server (Notes Client Directory) – if you do not specify the Domino server name, Notes Toolkit (Java Library which UA uses) looks into the Notes Client data directory to search for the specified database. Typically the Notes Client data directory is c:\Program Files\lotus\notes\data.
On page 60, in step 3, which starts with “In the Domino Element Definition window, under “Application type,” users select Domino View or Agent using a radio button. Available choice-specific parameters then display:
Capture View – after you select one of the views, you can click Preview to display the contents of the view. During playback, the contents of the view are retrieved.
Agent View – the agent can be passed a set of parameters during playback. Choose one of the following methods for passing parameters to the agent:
Use View field names as parameters – you see a list of views in the Domino database. All fields of this view are considered to be the parameters of the element. When using “Parameter Names from a View,” you can specify default values only on the “Define Parameter” wizard screen. Until that time, the Preview executes the agent with empty values.
Manually enter parameters – you see a text
box in which you can enter a comma-separated list of parameters
and their default values, such as region=west,month=january.
In this example, region and month are
parameters for this application, and west and january are
their default values.
