I am running a changed version of DomReg.nsf on my server.
Through DomReg.nsf, I’m creating a Person Document in the Domino Directory. Because of this, I know the user name and password before the first authentication takes place.
Now, I’m running the server in HTTPS mode when DomReg is accessed. So we are secure.
Is there some way, using LotusScript or formula language that I can automatically log in a user so that they don’t have to do it after creating their person doc?
I understand security issues, and I’m not trying to buck them. I am just trying to make sure that the customer doesn’t have to authenticate with the system more times than they absolutely have to.
If there is a way to do this, please, someone tell me!
Subject: Can I programatically log a web user into Domino?
You can use the following URLhttp://Server/Base.nsf?Login&Username=&Password=
change and to the user and password you are authenticating…
I suggest not to use JavaScript to do so (for obvious reasons :D) …
Use a formula (@UrlOpen) or something…
You can use a third field in the URL to, named redirect, to redirect the user to anywhere in your domain, after authentication. Like: Username=&Password=&Redirect=
Subject: Can I programatically log a web user into Domino?
If you think about it, you would be actually doing the customer (and yourself) a service by forcing them to log on after creating the person document. Why? Because you would know immediately if you have any “User Memory” or other logon problems.