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HCL Notes/Domino 8.5 Forum (includes Notes Traveler)

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3rd party = browser

If the user doesn't connect to a server, there is no login prompt. Set your users to use 'island' as the location and you bypass the login.

I believe you're right, there are no third party 'viewer' apps other than browsers; Notes is an all inclusive environment and replicating the feature set with a 3rd party app would result in a clone of the client or web browser. I guess you could create an app that used something like ODBC to read local data sources but setting up that environment would be more complex than just using a standard login.

If the client connects to a server, then no matter how you connect, you need to login (other than a web site with anonymous allowed).

Are you saying you have a user population that runs only local dbs? How do they get the apps and updates to the designs? Are they giving up the entire collaboration aspect of Notes/Domino? Just curious what kind of setup you have.


Feedback response number WEBB8ZLK99 created by ~Martha Lopjipyskioden on 10/31/2012

NSF Viewer? (~Ethan Ekjumize... 31.Oct.12)
. . The answer is.... (~Ned Nimfanakon... 31.Oct.12)
. . 3rd party = browser (~Martha Lopjipy... 31.Oct.12)




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