Help Trying to create draft document in Lotus Notes (6 & 7) with C# 2.0

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SteveM

I could use some of the expertise out there to sort out issues with
what I am trying to do
Any help or suggestion will be appreciated :)

The Problem:
I have a C# application that I want to create a customized email
document and store it in the draft folder on the machine that the
user
of the app is executing on.
I do not want to have to enter (or hard code) a username or password
if the Lotus Notes session is already up and running. We do something
similar to this with Perl and OLE
where if the session is running it simply creates and saves the draft
document to the folder, no prompting no passwords etc. Is it possible
to do this with the COM library using .Net?
I would appreciate your advice or suggestions
Thanks
-Steve
 
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)

Hi,

SteveM said:
I could use some of the expertise out there to sort out issues with
what I am trying to do
Any help or suggestion will be appreciated :)

The Problem:
I have a C# application that I want to create a customized email
document and store it in the draft folder on the machine that the
user
of the app is executing on.
I do not want to have to enter (or hard code) a username or password
if the Lotus Notes session is already up and running. We do something
similar to this with Perl and OLE
where if the session is running it simply creates and saves the draft
document to the folder, no prompting no passwords etc. Is it possible
to do this with the COM library using .Net?
I would appreciate your advice or suggestions
Thanks

If you have a COM object you can use it from .NET
 
S

SteveM

Hi,









If you have a COM object you can use it from .NET- Hide quoted text -

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I understand that I can use it, but is there a way to use it in the
manner in which I mentioned in my post?
If the session is open already, in otherwords I have signed in to my
lotus notes, is there a way to acess this existing session without
prompting for the password again, or hard coding it in the code?
Thanks
-Steve
 
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)

Hi,

SteveM said:
I understand that I can use it, but is there a way to use it in the
manner in which I mentioned in my post?
If the session is open already, in otherwords I have signed in to my
lotus notes, is there a way to acess this existing session without
prompting for the password again, or hard coding it in the code?
Thanks
-Steve

I think this is a question better suited for a Lotus NG
 
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SteveM

Hi,









I think this is a question better suited for a Lotus NG- Hide quoted text -

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I posted to one of the NG for Lotus as well, but since my language of
choice was C# I was hoping to catch someone who may have done this
before, thats why I posted here
Thanks
-SteveM
 

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