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A: Using existing Java Code:
1. create new script library, type = Java and give it a name.
2. Add your jar-files by "Import" - "Java Source"
3. Write your main class with functions
4. Save your script library
B: Lotusscript Agent
1. Create a new Agent, type = lotusscript and give it a name.
2. Under (Options) add:
Uselsx "*javacon"
Use "NameOfyourScriptLibrary"
3. Create your own lotusscript class, for example
Class MyClass
js As JAVASESSION
imgClass As JAVACLASS
imgObject As JavaObject
Sub New()
Set js=New JAVASESSION
Set imgClass=js.GetClass("JavaClassNameGivenInA1")
Set imgObject = imgClass.CreateObject
End Sub
Function yourFunctionName(Byval para1 As String, para2 As String, para3 As String)
Dim smsReturn As String
yourFunctionName = imgObject.FunctionWrittenInA3(para1,para2,para3)
End Function
End Class
4. Under initialize:
Declare your variable and call your written lotusscript class which calls your javaclass, for example
Dim s As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim vw As NotesView
Dim doc As NotesDocument
Dim myName as MyClassGivenInB3
Set myName = New MyClassGivenInB3()
Set db = s.CurrentDatabase
Set vw = db.GetView("yourViewName")
Set doc = vw.getFirstDocument()
While Not ( doc Is Nothing )
Call MyClassGivenInB3.yourFunctionName(para1, para2, para3)
Dim smsReturn As String
Set doc = vw.getNextDocument( doc )
Wend
Feedback response number WEBB8E3CSN created by ~Justin Xanveluplopikle on 02/14/2011
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