Calling a LotusScript agent

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I do not believe this is possible as of Lotus Domino R6, but you can call a LotusScript agent using something like this:

URL url = new URL(protoHost +
"/sample.nsf/MyAgent"+ "?OpenAgent&Value="
+Parms);

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If you have an active CORBA-DIIOP connection in your Domino server you can use this connector.

For example, with "pure" JAVA (compiled with Sun JDK):

import lotus.domino.*; 
import java.util.*; 

public class agente { 

public static void main
(String args[[]) { 
try{ 
Session s; 
String server; 
String usuario="yourhttpuser"; 
String pwd="httppwd"; 
String bdnombre; 
String agent; 
                
server="IP or DSN NAME"; 

s=NotesFactory.createSession
(server, usuario, pwd); 

bdnombre="TestAgentes.nsf"; 
Database db=
s.getDatabase(server, bdnombre); 

if(!db.isOpen()) { 
System.out.println
("No se puedo abrir el aplicativo"); 
System.exit(0); 
                                } 

agent="ServerInfo"; 
 Agent Agente = db.getAgent(agent); 

Agente.runOnServer(); 
  System.out.println
("Mire en el log si ha ido bien"); 
                } 
 catch (NotesException e){ 
System.out.println
("-----------------------------"); 
System.out.println
("Notes Error #" + e.id + " " + e.text);         
System.out.println
("-----------------------------"); 
// e.printStackTrace(); 
               } 
catch(Exception e){ 
e.printStackTrace(); 
                } 

        } 
} 

—Pedro F.

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