Undocumented Notes NAB utility Java Class

Undocumented Notes NAB utility Java Class

Here's an easy way of getting a server, person, or mail-in document in the server addressbooks using an undocumented Java class in an agent. It would be cool if this was included in the future releases. The search is very flexible that if you search for a person in the NAB, you can pass the name in multiple ways (last first, last only provding last is unique, first last, first mi last,etc) and it still would yield good results. I tried using it on a Web app and it has a very fast response to the query plus I didn't need to code that much for it. Here are the details:
Class:
    NABUtils

Package:
    lotus.notes.addins.ispy

Method detail:
    public static Document getFirstDocumentFromAddressBook(Session session, 
int i, String s) throws NotesException
    
    Session - NotesSession object

    i - Search Type
      where static constants:
              SERVER_RECORD
              PERSON_RECORD
              MAIL_IN_RECORD

    s - User common name

		
Session session = getSession();

NABUtils nab = new NABUtils();
Document doc = nab.getFirstDocumentFromAddressBook 
(session,nab.PERSON_RECORD,session.getCommonUserName());

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This was first published in March 2002

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