#Lotus notes 10 json pdf
#Lotus notes 10 json archive

The file naming convention of exported records is the Notes Universal ID (UNID), this makes sense from a technical perspective, but requires end user guidance for those that expect to download/transfer/share records. NotesJSONObject (LotusScript) Represents a JSON object. GetNthElement method (NotesJSONNavigator LotusScript) Retrieves the element from the JSON string represented by the provided index. GetNextElement method (NotesJSONNavigator LotusScript) Retrieves the next element in a JSON string. This product is as near as you can get to a one solution fits all for archival/export of Notes data. Retrieves the first element in a JSON string.

#Lotus notes 10 json archive

The ability to access an archive directly from the file system (via a web browser), or store the data into SharePoint which can provide advanced searching and security controls. The interface to the archived data is fantastic, it imitates the navigation aspects of the Notes interface amazingly well considering the variety and varying degree of complexity in Notes applications. The SeaScape product allows a great amount of flexibility in its configuration, but out of the box, it just works. The extraction user interface and data extraction process is very intuitive and can be performed without requiring intimate knowledge of the Notes database. We found the responsiveness and support for the product to be fantastic. The primary issues we experienced were due to the design of the Notes applications, things such as table formatting or hide-when conditions that used some creative coding, these issues were able to be rectified in-house easily with just some basic Notes development skills. When we did find issues such as the formatting or layout of the exported records, it was simple enough to run exports to correct just the specific records in the archive you need to rather than having to re-run full extracts again. Processing millions of records does take time, but with SeaScape we were able to setup export jobs and just let them run. Having a consistent interface for the resultant archives made the transition for end users seamless and we experienced very little problems when we provided the archives for final review/testing.

#Lotus notes 10 json pdf

The SeaScape product makes good use of SWINGs experience in pdf generation and takes all of the complexity out of exporting records to pdf format. The product worked exceptionally well and made the archival process far easier than what other service providers had initially suggested. We have used SWING SeaScape to archive over 100 Notes applications with a wide range of sizes and complexities.

Comments: We needed to maintain the data stored in legacy Notes applications while trying to move away from the Notes/Domino environment.