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Re: Calling stored procedure with a returning result set

2009-11-04T10:50:43Z

You choices, Mike, are either to use a Loop to cycle through
the results, or script your own Connector (pretty easy to do).
There's even a video on it here :)
[link]
-Eddie

Re: LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

2009-11-04T09:24:48Z

Just to follow up here in the forum, the problem here is that
the LDIF Parser does not return the "changetype" Attribute
like a Changelog Connector does. It just tags the Work Entry
so that you can use work.getOperation() as illustrated in my
previous post.
If this is a hard requirement for the Parser, then please open

Calling stored procedure with a returning result set

2009-11-04T01:15:21Z

I'm currently using TDI v7 trying to determine if I can call a stored
procedure in DB2 that accepts an input parameter and returns a
parameter value, including a result set. I have been successful using
a passive JDBC connector with an empty output map by placing the code
into a hook (thanks to Eddie, Christian and others that have posted

Re: LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

2009-11-03T08:58:23Z

That sounds very strange, Sonja. Can you see the changetype
att from an LDAP browser?
In the interim, you should be able to check the operation code tagged
on the work Entry to get your add, delete or modify changetypes
(modrdn will be if the there is a "newrdn" attribute present).
if (work.getOperation() == "add") ...

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LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

2009-11-02T15:46:53Z

Hi,
while my first implementation with LDAP ChangeLog connector (event
driven) works fine, my second approach does not: Here I did want to
use the LDIF file of a changelog for batch processing. Dependent on
the value of the attribute "changetype" (add, ...) an action should be
started. However, this attribute just does not appear in the connector

Using TDI to grab AppServer metrics for performance & trending analysis (for Cognos)

2009-11-02T13:29:00Z

Here is a video done by Cognos product manager Scott Masson showing
how TDI can be used to grab metrics from the Cognos' dispatcher and
service beans, and then drive these to a data mart. From there, Cognos
BI tools are then used to provide a performance dashboard to the app
itself.
[link]

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

2009-11-02T08:45:23Z

The IncovationTargetException referred to an UnsatisfiedLinkError:
nlsxbe (Not found in java.library.path), because I had forgotten to
include the Notes folder in the Path of the service. Thanks for
helping me solve this issue.
But of course, I still get the error "names.nsf has not been opened
yet" while using the connector (now even with TDI as service).

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

2009-11-01T18:30:54Z

How does the InvocationTargetException look like?

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

2009-10-30T09:34:44Z

Yes, that is what I started to understand, and what I am trying to
have working now.
So far, the behaviour I have encountered is:
- From CE: if the Notes Client is not running, error "names.nsf not
opened yet" (connector initialization at startup is OK, but this
happens when using the connecotr). However on another environment I do

Re: Ambiguous Notes error with TDI 7.0

2009-10-30T09:07:04Z

Thanks for sharing that, Ben!
-Eddie

Re: How to connect to Lotus Documents

2009-10-30T09:06:15Z

Hi Gody,
This sounds similar to the error Ben posted here as well...
Please contact our support team to help us ensure that
these (and all our) components are working reliably.
Note that I have been working a lot recently with the
Lotus Notes Connector and it is behaving admirably.
We know there have been problems with the DUC and if you

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

2009-10-30T09:01:57Z

The LocalClient connection is not dependent on the Notes Client
running - but it is dependent on where the client was pointed the
last time it ran, since this updates the Notes.ini file which in turn
is used by our Connector.
However, if you are seeing instabilities here then I would ask
you to raise a PMR with the wizards of L2 support.

TDI as service and local Notes session

2009-10-29T17:42:07Z

Hello,
I am using TDI 7.0 with Domino (user creation, modification, etc.).
The DominoUsersConnector is used in Local Client mode. I usually need
to have the Notes client running to be able to get a Notes session in
TDI. I say "usually" because sometimes it works fine without this, but
most of the time TDI complains about "names.nsf not opened yet" if the

Re: Ambiguous Notes error with TDI 7.0

2009-10-29T17:35:45Z

The missing file was the default template mail file. I just had to
specify it in REG_MailTemplateFile (e.g. mail8.ntf).
Sorry for the self reply, but I'd been trying to solve this for a
while, and it might be helpful to some TDI users anyway.
Regards,
/Ben
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