This really isn't ready for public consumption... as it's UGLY...  but I've been trying to work on an "XPages URL Cheatsheet".

 

Since you might need it here's an early look. 

 

 

 

I really don't know how helpful this is so please let me know. 

 

Dave 

NotesIn9 ScreenCast. 

 

 Dave, 

Thanks for the link.  I tried a lot of your code, but none of it gave me the .org part of the server name when running on a Notes client.  I could hard code the .org, but then the link might not work if the app gets replicated to a different server. 

Hi Jim,

 

The Teamroom template that ships with the ExtLib does exactly this. The way we do it is we have a setup page that only the admin can access and inside it there is an advanced tab with an editable URL (that you can override if necessary), it is pre filled with something similar to the javascript you mentioned above and that is bound to a "Mission" document that is held for application settings etc. This is then accessed to retrieve the URL whenever it is needed, this will overcome your issue

 Simon, 

The Teamroom database launches with a Domino frameset on the Notes client, and in an XPage on the Web. 

My application is pure XPages.  I have tried every facesContext, session, and database property I thought might be useful, and none of them provided the makings of a usable URL link for inclusion in an email when running on the Notes client.

 What I am thinking of doing is storing the Web URL in an application profile document.  When I call the Mail function in my script library, if @ClientType=="Web" I will store the URL in the profile document.  If @ClientType=="Notes" I will retrieve the URL from the profile document to append to the body of my email.