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Procedure documentation Installing the LDS-D Component  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

The sections below describe the steps that you have to carry out in order to set up the LDS-D component on the Lotus Domino server. You have to carry out these steps for every Domino server that is accessed from your portal.

 

To access the user’s database (.nsf), the LDS-D component must be installed on the same Domino server as that on which the database in question is available. If users are distributed among multiple Domino servers, install the component on each of the servers and create a configuration as described in Creating a Lotus Transport. Alternatively, you can set up one Domino server with replication that hosts all portal Domino users. You can then install the LDS-D component only on this server.

 

Procedure

  1. Locate the LDS-D component shipped with Lotus transport. The components can be found at <irj>\root\WEB-INF\portal\portalapps\com.sap.netweaver.coll.appl.gw\lib\coll.appl.gw.translotus_api.jar
  2. Copy the coll.appl.gw.translotus_api.jar file to the Lotus servlet folder as defined in the Lotus server configuration, for example, c:\ Lotus\Domino\Data\domino\servlet. Create this servlet folder if it does not yet exist.
  3. Using the Lotus Administrator client, update the Domino server document (current server document), in the section Internet Protocols → Domino Web Engine → Class Path with the above jar file path, for example, c:\Lotus\Domino\Data\domino\servlet\coll.appl.gw.translotus_api.jar.

Note

If other JAR or CLASS files are already listed, enter a semi-colon (;) and add the above entry. The path in the Domino server document is based on Lotus Administration client 5.0.12. If you are using a different version of the Lotus Administration client, refer to the Help documentation for the exact location of this property.

Create a temporary folder (such as c:\temp) for attachments. Attachments are downloaded to the user’s folder within this folder before read, send, or save operations are performed. Soon after the operation is performed, the attachment is deleted from this folder.
Note

To change the folder used to temporarily store attachments, modify the value in the AttachmentFolder attribute in the servlets.properties file in the Lotus Domino data directory.

Update the servlets.properties file in the Lotus Domino data directory, for example c:\Lotus\Domino\Data\servlets.properties with the following
servlet:

servlet.CalendarServlet.code=com.sap.ip.collaboration.gw.impl.transport.lotus.CalendarServlet
servlet.CalendarServlet.initArgs=saveperiod=50,width=7,AttachmentFolder= C:\\temp
servlet.AttachmentServlet.code=com.sap.ip.collaboration.gw.impl.transport.lotus.AttachmentServlet,useEmail=true
servlet.AttachmentServlet.initArgs=saveperiod=50,width=7,AttachmentFolder=C:\\temp,useEmail=true


Note

If the servlets.properties file does not exist, create a new file in the Lotus Domino data directory.

Update c:/Lotus/Domino/notes.ini as below:
JavaUserClasses=c:\Lotus\Domino\Data\domino\servlet;C:\Lotus\Domino\Data\domino\servlet\coll.appl.gw.translotus_api.jar

  1. Restart the Lotus Domino HTTP task.

 

 

 

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