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Lotus Notes - to BizTalk
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| Hi
Has anyone extracted data from Lotus Notes within an orchestration, and if
so can you recommend an easy to use adapter
Regards
Tim
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| Daniel Gelinas 2006-04-18, 12:46 am |
| iWay (www.iwaysoftware.com) has an interresting adapter for Lotus Notes.
I've had the opportunity to evaluate it for a month, and found it worthwhile.
It's a bit pricy, but can save you a lot of time coding your own adapter.
It treats Notes as an SQL database, with Notes views as tables. It's a bit
complex to setup, but they offered us some excellent support (actually flew
to our site).
We are actually not implementing it, but only because the project itself has
been cancelled. I like that the iWay adapter could offer an observer,
launching orchestrations when a notes view would change, for exemple.
The only alternative I saw was to develop a Java agent in Notes that would
send messages as SOAP or HTTP socket.
Daniel
"TimG" wrote:
> Hi
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> Has anyone extracted data from Lotus Notes within an orchestration, and if
> so can you recommend an easy to use adapter
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> Regards
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> Tim
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| Hi Thanks for that
We want to export notes documents as XML, but they will include attachements
(images etc). Did you manage to do that with the adapter
Regards
Tim
"Daniel Gelinas" wrote:
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> iWay (www.iwaysoftware.com) has an interresting adapter for Lotus Notes.
> I've had the opportunity to evaluate it for a month, and found it worthwhile.
> It's a bit pricy, but can save you a lot of time coding your own adapter.
>
> It treats Notes as an SQL database, with Notes views as tables. It's a bit
> complex to setup, but they offered us some excellent support (actually flew
> to our site).
>
> We are actually not implementing it, but only because the project itself has
> been cancelled. I like that the iWay adapter could offer an observer,
> launching orchestrations when a notes view would change, for exemple.
>
> The only alternative I saw was to develop a Java agent in Notes that would
> send messages as SOAP or HTTP socket.
>
> Daniel
>
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> "TimG" wrote:
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