For applications being accessed from Lotus Notes, we can avoid trust signer issue by putting the application developer’s name into the Domino server’s ECL security setting. Will the signer be ‘trusted’ also when the application is accessed from the web? Or is the some other security setting that need to be made to ensure codes signed by a particular developer runs smoothly on the web?Any help and hint will be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Subject: Web Access and ECL
Web browsers have an analog to the ECL but it’s not really finely tuned enough to trap code the way an ECL does. As well, your browser is probably running only a small fraction of the code, your server is really running most of it.
So the concept of an ECL doesn’t translate well for a browser application. You shouldn’t need to make any settings for the code to run.
regards,
raphael
Subject: RE: Web Access and ECL
I encounter problem where since the signer of the database is not trusted, the applications fails to complete its tasks (agents are not running), and browser just displays ‘Form Processed’ when a document is submitted for processing. How do I tackle this issue?
Subject: RE: Web Access and ECL
This error is because the signer of your code is not trusted by the server. The user cannot override this because the code is executing on the server.
You will have to make sure that your application developers are trusted by the server to execute whatever code it is they’re trying to do.
Or it could be just a code issue … or that the agent properties are set to disallow actions that the agent is trying to execute (2nd tab, security).
regards,
raphael