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May 31, 2014, 12:18 PM

11 Posts

Limitations when using DIIOP

Category: Application Development
Platform: Windows
Release: 9.0.1
Role: Developer
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Replies: 2

I need to do something with DIIOP. The Domino API doc states:

createRegistration (Session - Java™)

Creates a new Registration object.
Note: This property is illegal for remote (IIOP) calls.

But I tried and succeeded in creating and using a Registration object.

The doc also says:

For a remote (IIOP) session, the Session object represents the Domino server handling the remote requests. A reference to the current server such as a null server parameter means that Domino server. You cannot access other servers.

Can anybody confirm whether it is true that from a remote session other server cannot be accessed to create or get databases. e.g. session.getDatabase("anotherServer", "path")?

~Elizabeth Loptumitexgon

Jun 2, 2014, 6:58 PM

29 Posts

Yes, seems to work

Yes, you can create a diiop session on server a, then using that session object access a database on server b. From the documentation, not sure if that's something IBM would support but I just tested it and it works for me. Make sure server b has server a in the trusted servers field though.

~George Minponebergettu

Jun 4, 2014, 6:59 AM

11 Posts

Re: Yes, seems to work

Oscar, Thank you. That would be useful. Then I just wonder why in so many places the documentation says other servers cannot be accessed. My original post just gave one of the examples.

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