first I want to explain what I’m trying to do, so maybe there’s a more clever way than the one I’m willing to go now.
I have a Web application running on a Domino 8.5 server and this web application should fetch online data from SAP.
I have a SAP Connector installed on server XYZ but the web application is running on server ABC. The domino servers are in the same domino domain (“abc/example” and “xyz/example”) and in the same internet domain (“abc.example.com” and “xyz.example.com”)
It is not an option to have the SAP Connector installed on server ABC because of licensing costs.
Calling an agent A1 from server abc that again calls an agent A2 on server xyz fails due to domino security constraints.
Does anybody have a solution to this? Maybe java remoted classes?
Hi all, sorry for the very late response. I was off from 2nd of June till 6th of July (actually did a part from the camino de santiago) and came back with piles of work on my desk
@Julie: The servers do trust each other (LocalDomainServers is in there on both servers.) Could it be that the trust is only working on Notes environment and not web environment?
@Simon: I’m actually using a web agent A1 on server abc to call the web agent A2 on server xyz. A2 should then fetch SAP data and pass the data.
Refering to the web service: Could you explain that a little more in detail? Where would the web service be situated?
Domino allows the agent running on the server to obtain data from another server, but it requires that the data that has the database named the server where the agent is running as trusted server in the Domino Directory.
You can find more information with screen shots of where this field is in the link below - search for ‘accessing remote servers’
