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The source.nsf database is used in this example.
1. Start Lotus Notes and click Databases.
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3. Select the source.nsf file that is at the Domino Server. Enter value for the following field in the Setup Document:
− Queue Db Server: IP address of the machine that hosts the database file.
− Host Name: IP address of the machine on which the adapter is running.Task B Create Agents
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2. In the Name field, enter a name that indicates the action to be taken. For example, HTTPStandardPublisher.
3. In the action panel, select Imported Java from the Run list box.Click Import Class Files to import the class file HTTPStandardPublisherAgent from ADLN_HOME/lib/agents/HTTP.
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2. Start TIBCO Designer and select Open existing project.
3. In the Multi-File Project tab, select PubEARDemo-Designer for the Project Directory field. Click OK.
4. Change the configuration as necessary. For example, provide values for the global variables adln.connection.dominoserver, adln.connection.username, and adln.connection.password.
5. Select the adapter instance named LotusNotesAdapterConfiguration, click Test Connection in the Design-time Connection tab to ensure that the adapter can connect to the Lotus application.
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7. Select the Enterprise Archive PubEARDemo-Designer, change the field of File Location in the Configuration tab if necessary.
8. Click Build Archive in the Configuration tab to create the archive file.
Do not use the SOA project named EARTransferDemo-SOA in the sample directory, which is only for reference.
2. From the File menu, select Import.
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4. Check the Select root directory radio button, browse to select the directory that maintains the EAR file PubEARDemo-Designer.ear. Specify the destination in the Into folder field.
5. Click Finish.
6. In the Project Explorer, right-click the imported file PubEARDemo-Designer.ear, and then select Build Service Assembly Archive from the shortcut menu.
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