Hi,
I’m developing a web application where in i need to write an agent which would export the current document to MS word and then attach the same to a mail and send it across to a mail box.
Can any body help me in achiveing the above. A script would be really helpfull.
Thanks & Regards,
Amit Thakur
Subject: Export to Word
Might be easier and smarter to do PDF instead of MS Word.
Not sure if the below code will help but it is what I found in my code store db
Export to Word (Lotus Script)
Code / Description
This script will export domino Data using lotus script to microsoft word. This example will retrieve notes.ini variables and send them to ms word and saves the file as text file.
On line wordobj.ActiveDocument.SaveAs “c:\stagingr6\notes.ini”,2
The 2 will save the file as text format. You can use the below numbers to save the file to a different format.
wdFormatDocument 0
wdFormatDOSText 4
wdFormatDOSTextLineBreaks 5
wdFormatEncodedText 7
wdFormatFilteredHTML 10
wdFormatHTML 8
wdFormatRTF 6
wdFormatTemplate 1
wdFormatText 2
wdFormatTextLineBreaks 3
wdFormatUnicodeText 7
wdFormatWebArchive 9
wdFormatXML 11
Usage / Example
'to prevent error for directory already created with mkdir line
On Error Resume Next
’ Initialize variables
Dim session As NotesSession
Dim curdb As NotesDatabase
Dim ClientDataPath As String
Dim IdFileOnClient As String
Dim idFileNewOnClient As String
Dim ClientLocationDoc As String
Dim ClientMailSrv As String
Dim ClientMailFile As String
Dim wordobj As Variant
'Get session and database
Set session = New NotesSession
Set curdb = session.CurrentDatabase
’ Get Client notes.ini information
ClientLocationDoc = session.GetEnvironmentString(“Location”,True)
ClientMailSrv = session.GetEnvironmentString(“MailServer”,True)
ClientMailFile = session.GetEnvironmentString(“MailFile”,True)
ClientDataPath = session.GetEnvironmentString(“Directory”,True)
IdFileOnClient = session.GetEnvironmentString(“KeyFilename”,True)
If Instr(idFileOnClient,"")<>0 Then
IdFileNewOnClient = Strrightback(IdFileOnClient,"")
Else
idFileNewOnClient = IdFileOnClient
End If
'Get hangle of word object
Set wordobj = CreateObject (“Word.Application”)
’ open document and show application
wordobj.Documents.Add
wordobj.Visible = True
wordobj.Activate
’ Add text to ms word
wordobj.selection.TypeText “[Notes]” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “KitType=1” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “SharedDataDirectory=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Lotus\Notes\Data\Shared” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “SharedDataDirectory=C:\Documents and Settings%username%\Application Data\Lotus\Notes\Data\Shared” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “MailServer=” & ClientMailSrv &Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “MailFile=” & ClientMailFile & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “Location=” & ClientLocationDoc & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “StackedIcons=1” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “Ports=TCPIP” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText "KeyFileName = " & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “TemplateSetup=600400” & Chr(10)
wordobj.selection.TypeText “Setup=650200” & Chr(10)
’ Make directory on pc
Mkdir “c:\stagingr6”
’ Save file as notes.ini in text format
wordobj.ActiveDocument.SaveAs “c:\stagingr6\notes.ini”, 2
’ Close word
wordobj.Quit
End Sub
Subject: Create Object Method would not work
Hi,
Thanks for the response but the CreateObject() method used in the code would not work since the Server is deployed on Unix.
Thanks & Regards,
Amit