Hi Ferry,

 

Since your question is about using beans in LotusScript, I assume you're talking about a "traditional" Notes client application, not XPiNC. Have you considered using that? Maintaining the application would probably be a whole lot easier.

 

Anyway, you're beans are written in Java class files that you've probably created in a src folder somewhere in the nsf. From what I know, these cannot be accessed/ called from LotusScript. The only way to use the same classes in LotusScript I known of is to copy the contents to a Java script library. Since beans are "just" normal Java classes, you should then be able them using LS2J. Not an ideal solution, but it works.

 

Mark

XPiNC is not really an option, because I need to use it in a very very large legacy application where it will take years to completely rebuild it in javascript / xpages.

 

Thanks for the tip, I think I'm going to copy the contents over to a Java libray... ;-)