Central Ecl Management

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@EditECL("":"";ECLName) and the second one formula @RefreshECL("":"";ECLName).

How the application works : For each ECL definition, you can create the
document from the form "ECL Definition". The field ECLName is mandatory field.
When you save the document, you can use Action button called "Create ECL" to
create appropriate ECL. The appropriate ECL is created as profile document. It
is not accessible from any view. It is accessible only via button "Create ECL"
or "Refresh ECL". Then you have to only wait for replication to the server or
the workstation and notify the user (mail with link to the document) that
he/she can refresh ECL by Action button called "Refresh ECL".

So, the application creates all proper ECL definitions centrally, then
distributes the definitions by standard replication and notifies users to
refresh their local ECL. It can be used on remote clients as well.

The example application can be downloaded from Notes.net Sandbox.

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