C++ API and Linux

OK newbie question, I’ve read the documentation and I’m still consufed :slight_smile:

Now then, I can understand happily enough that if you want to write a custom function for Domino on win32 you can write your function and compile it up to a .dll and then include it into an agent or whatever with the Use statement. Is it possible to do the same thing with an .so file on a Domino server? I.e, load the .so if you are using Linux as the host and then be able to instantiate objects based on it?

TIA, George :slight_smile:

Subject: C++ API and Linux

Sorry, not Use, I meant Declare Function - oops.

Subject: C++ API and Linux

Are you talking about the C++ API or the LSX toolkit?

You can call any shared library using the C calling convention from Lotusscript using the Declare statements. But that does not give you the option to (directly) manipulate objects in Lotusscript.

cheers,

Bram

Subject: RE: C++ API and Linux

Ah, Bram, don’t know. I’m off to look at LSX. Thanks. George :slight_smile: