The Lotus Notes experts from beck et al. projects are proud to announce domingo 1.2, a simple, consistent, object-oriented easy-to-use Open Source Java-API to Lotus Notes. With domingo it is as easy as in LotusScript to access Notes databases with Java, e.g. no complex exception handling and no recycle necessary any more. domingo is compatible with Lotus Notes/Domino R5, R6, R6.5 and R7.
Please read all further information on the domingo website:
ups, ok, you’re right. Currently the JCA is experimental only, since we did not set use it in any productive system. That’s why we didn’t release any files, but all the source code is available in CVS:
Subject: [ANN] domingo 1.2 - Open Source Java-API to Lotus Notes/Domino
I wonder java.lang.classNotFoundException: com/bekk/log4jext/domino/DominoAppender indicates that somebody is running “domingo”? Just today I wondered who again at my customer is playing around with Java – they unfortunately try to use it for the wrong reasons.
Subject: [ANN] domingo 1.3 - Open Source Java-API to Lotus Notes/Domino
Due to the big feedback with many questions, tips, feature-requests and acceptance, we decided to publish a new release 1.3 with answers and fixes to all questions to 1.2.
This release adds new methods for dealing eith attachments, the whole bunch of functions related to full-text search and other details. It also improves handling and reporting of misconfigurations like incomplete classpath or PATH.
