Sign the database and all design elements with a notes id that is in the ecl

Here is some ls code that signs the db.   Change the db.open to the correct server/file name

 Sub Initialize
 Dim session As New Notessession
 Dim db As Notesdatabase
 Call db.Open([server], [path]) 
 Call db.sign(DBSIGN_DOC_ALL)
End Sub

I had to sign the document. All of the design elements were signed with my developer id that is in the ecl.

But documents were  not signed. I had that sign option on the form set, but then signs it with the person's id who created it.

I put on the close to run an agent that runs on server with the permission of my developer id to sign the document.

Then the error went away.

I would recommend that you create an agent to sign documents so that if a signer leaves the company, you will not run into problems after the users informaion is removed from the address book.

I would recommend that you create an agent to sign documents so that if a signer leaves the company, you will not run into problems after the users informaion is removed from the address book.

I have the same behaviour with an application wich stores Word document as OLE object in a rich text item on a notes document.

The ECL alert you are receiving comes with the fact that an external application is trying to do something with your database.

I have signed all documents (I mean the Notes documents) but it does not change anything.

I do not have any other solution to let users to choose to trust this unknown user to do something. In a matter of facts, I do not have anything to prevent them doing this...

And everytime the ECL is changed, they have to do it again.

Hope to find something better. One day...