Package de.jakop.lotus.domingo.http

Http implementation of the contract in package de.jakop.lotus.domingo.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
DominoHttpMethod	An Http method to a Lotus Domino server.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AgentHttp
BaseDocumentHttp	Http implementation of a Domingo view.
BaseHttp	Abstract base class for all implementations of interfaces derived from DBase.
DatabaseHttp
DocumentHttp	Http implementation of a Domingo document.
DominoGetMethod	An Http GET method to a Lotus Domino server.
DominoHttpClient	An Http client for communication with Lotus Domino.
DominoLocale	Enumeration of all possible locales in Lotus Notes.
DominoLocaleCode	Country names and their locale strings.
DominoPostMethod	An Http POST method to a Lotus Domino server.
DominoPreferences	Domino regional preferences.
DominoTimeZone	Enumeration of all possible time zones in Lotus Notes.
ItemHttp	Simple implementation of an item in a Notes document.
NotesHttpFactory	Factory for sessions to Notes/Domino.
SessionHttp	Notes session.
ViewEntryHttp
ViewHttp	Http implementation of a Domingo view.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
NotesHttpException	Class from which all exceptions in this project inherit.
NotesHttpRuntimeException	Class from which all runtime exceptions in this package inherit.

Package de.jakop.lotus.domingo.http Description

Http implementation of the contract in package de.jakop.lotus.domingo.

Design goals
The connection to a Lotus Domino server is established via Http using XML. The URL commands of Domino donot provide the full functionality of the Java-API, but whatever is possible should be as easy to use as with the proxy-implementation of Domingo. For each server, a client must establish a seperate session, because different servers might require different user credentials. Both, basic authentication and session-based authentication should be supported.