Hi all.
I have been searching now all to me known sources, with no avail.
I have heard that someone has created such an application. It doesnt work 100% but thats ok.
Has anyone got an idea where to find or who programmed it?
Thank you in advance.
Jan
Subject: HTML to Domino conversion
There was a Lotus tool (a free download, as I recall) called DIS (Domino Import Service, I think). It would import an HTML site into a Domino database, but it may not be what you’re looking for. DIS creates Domino Pages from the HTML, converts links and imports image files,etc., but you wind up with a static web site that just happens to have a Domino database container. If you require dynamic content, then a manual “import” is your only real option. That means dissecting the site to figure out which elements constitute “data” and which are “design”, then creating Domino design elements and Notes documents to re-create the site.
Broadly speaking, a Domino Form is approximately equivalent to a Template in Dreamweaver or Frontpage parlance; server-side includes are done using Subforms. Individual “database records” would be Notes documents, and collected data from several records would be displayed using a View. That’s a simplistic picture, but it’s a decent-enough start.
Subject: RE: HTML to Domino conversion
Hi there…
Thank you for your input.
And thank you more for your explanation. 
The reason for asking the whole thing was if it would be possible to import a HTML site into a DB and after that alter the DB so that a “easy” content management system could be applied via notes client.
But i guess thru your input that it is best to design the site from scratch in the DB…
ThanX again.
GreetZ
Jan