Access Domino wirh Eclipse and Java

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Hello,

i want to access a Domino Server via Java Program

The code is inplemented in an IDE Eclipse v 3.2 environment.

i don´t have install a notes client or a designer client on my mashine. I have added the NCSO.jar into the Eclipse Project as an external jar.

The program was correctly compiled. But when i start it as a java application i get the following error

Exception in thread “Thread-0” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: lotus/domino/util/Platform

at lotus.domino.NotesThread.load(Unknown Source)

at lotus.domino.NotesThread.checkLoaded(Unknown Source)

at lotus.domino.NotesThread.initThread(Unknown Source)

at lotus.domino.NotesThread.run(Unknown Source)

i have monitored the start of the programm. an i have see, thet Eclipse need some notes dlls and another classes as:

14:06:05 javaw.exe:928 QUERY INFORMATION D:\Workspace\Dom_Log1\lotus\domino\NotesThread.class PATH NOT FOUND Attributes: Error

14:06:05 javaw.exe:928 QUERY INFORMATION D:\Workspace\Dom_Log1\lotus\domino\NotesException.class PATH NOT FOUND Attributes: Error

14:06:05 javaw.exe:928 QUERY INFORMATION D:\Workspace\Dom_Log1\lotus\domino\util\Platform.class PATH NOT FOUND Attributes: Error

It is possible to acces a Domino Server without a notes client on the local maschine ?

Whenn i copy the notes dlls or when i install a notes client on the mashine, the programm run without problems.

I have read about DIIOP. I have install and configured it on the Server. But i sispect, that the problem is on my local computer.

When i have installed the notes client locally then i can access the domino server as well. Whats is here wrong ? dDo i Need a JDBC API ?

Please help.

regards and greetings from Germany

Luis Pomareda

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Subject: Access Domino wirh Eclipse and Java

NCSO.jar isn’t enough, you also need the Notes.jar file.More information is available in the Designer Help under index entry “NCSO.jar file”

Thomas - IBM

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Subject: RE: Access Domino wirh Eclipse and Java

i have already added both files into the java build path as libraries.

The program run well but only if it find localy dlls and so on. I want to access the domino server and the IIOP task must do the rest.

I find no way to do this.

I have read the developer help and the IBM docu

acces the domino objects part 1 and 2.

in this docu you fint the following:

Make sure the code can access the necessary classes. The classpath and path must be set as follows assuming that Notes or Domino software is installed at c:\lotus\domino:

Environment Classpath Path

Local application or servlet c:\lotus\domino\Notes.jar c:\lotus\domino

Remote application or servlet c:\lotus\domino\data\domino\java\NCSO.jar Not applicable

PATH is important for the local classes because Notes.jar needs to use the Notes/Domino binaries and Notes.ini.

If you are accessing Domino remotely from a computer that does not have Domino software, the NCSO archive must be copied to that computer. The classpath should reflect the location of the archive on the computer.

regards

Luis Pomareda

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Subject: RE: Access Domino wirh Eclipse and Java

i have already added both files into the java build path as libraries.

The program run well but only if it find localy dlls and so on. I want to access the domino server and the IIOP task must do the rest.

I find no way to do this.

I have read the developer help and the IBM docu

acces the domino objects part 1 and 2.

in this docu you fint the following:

Make sure the code can access the necessary classes. The classpath and path must be set as follows assuming that Notes or Domino software is installed at c:\lotus\domino:

Environment Classpath Path

Local application or servlet c:\lotus\domino\Notes.jar c:\lotus\domino

Remote application or servlet c:\lotus\domino\data\domino\java\NCSO.jar Not applicable

PATH is important for the local classes because Notes.jar needs to use the Notes/Domino binaries and Notes.ini.

If you are accessing Domino remotely from a computer that does not have Domino software, the NCSO archive must be copied to that computer. The classpath should reflect the location of the archive on the computer.

regards

Luis Pomareda

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Subject: The form of createSession() you use determines if local access will be used or remote access

This is described in the article IBM - United States under “Local Calls” and “Remote Calls”.

So, if you need to access the domino server through CORBA and the remoted classes be sure to pass a server address/port information to the first argument in NotesFactory.createSession().

Hope this helps,

Steve Nikopoulos

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Subject: RE: The form of createSession() you use determines if local access will be used or remote access

Hello Steve,i have found the Error.

i had every time run the java program with threads. This was wrong. I have now run the program only with a static main method(). And now the programm run “perfectly” and uses the CORBA classes !

thank you regards

Luis Pomareda