I hope this helps to push you in right direction...

 

You can use e.g. the XPages' "beforePageLoad" event to do the check if a user profile exists or not. In case you need to open the new form to user, you can do a page redirect to the page you want to (see context.redirectToPage("yourPage") method).

 This is pretty straightforward. Make sure your xpage is the default launch target (Application Properties, Launch tab). On that xpage have a document data source with the default action being edit document, but compute the documentID. Have a view of your "personal" documents sorted by the user's distinguished name and to get the documentId do something like this:

 

var nve:NotesViewEntry = database.getView("personalsByName").getEntryByKey(context.getUser().getDistinguishedName());

return (nve == null)?null:nve.getUniversalID();

 

if the documentId is null, the datasource should go into createDocument mode.

 

Rich

Rami, Richard,

 

I big thank you for the precious help you gave me... 

 

Rami, you put me on the right way, I tested with code in the beforepageload of my xpage, I added the next piece of code to compute the documentID to open:

Yes Chris, that is known as the conditional operator or ternary operator (because it is usually the only 3 operand operator) and is available in many languages. It is a very useful shortcut for if(clause){value1}else{value2}.

 

If you return null for the documentID for a data source, it will switch from edit to create document mode. 

 

Glad to be of some assistance, 

 

Rich