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How to transfer values between Lotus Notes and Internet Explorer

Janardan Pagadala
02.28.2006
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This tip explains step-by-step how to use LotusScript to open an Internet Explorer browser as dialog box to transfer values between a Lotus Notes client and a Web-based application.

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This is a very interesting example. I've used the web retriever database to do this sort of thing in the past.

I had to play with the code and added a pause and retry loop in the "OPEN" script to perform the "POPULATE" function. (This could also be used as the code behind the POPULATE butto

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