Where is BusyTimeWS.nsf? - Free/Busy Web Service

I have read the following article:IBM Developer

Questions are in regards to the following excerpts:

"…The new Free Time Web service consists of two parts: a Lotus Domino V7 server task called WSCONN and a Lotus Domino V7 database containing the Web service. You can download the task program and the database from IBM Passport Advantage. When searching in IBM Passport Advantage, search on either part number C8525NA or on the text string “Free Time Web Service.” …

“…Another part of the Free Time Web service is the Lotus Domino database busytimews.nsf. The database contains no documents, and the only design element in the database is a Web service called BusyTimeLookup. The LotusScript source code of the Web service isn’t hidden, and you can examine how it works. You can also create a copy of this Web service and modify it according to your needs. (Later in this article, you see how to create a simplified version of the service.) The Web service itself doesn’t depend on the WSCONN task; you can make a call to the Web service from a consumer client without having the WSCONN task running. …”

Questions:

I have been unable to load/locate any server task named WSCONN… does anyone know of this task?

Also, I cannot locate the BusyTimeWS.nsf (I search using my passport advantage) and also search all templates currently on my server. I can locate BusyTime.nsf but this db does not contain the Web Service. Does anyone know where I can find this db?

Running on 7.0.2

Thanks for any help…

Subject: Where is BusyTimeWS.nsf? - Free/Busy Web Service

Quote:“You can download the task program and the database from IBM Passport Advantage”

Subject: RE: Where is BusyTimeWS.nsf? - Free/Busy Web Service

As I stated in my original post, i searched P Adv with no luck. I used the part number given in the article (C8525NA) and also the search string ‘Web Service’.

The former gave me results for the full server install (which i already am running and there is no WSCONN task included), the latter gave me no search results.