Dec 19, 2007

I just ran into an annoying problem with the javascript @dblookup. People were getting access denied errors when calling the function. When I finally tracked down a user who could debug the script, I found out that my server name of the XMLDOM call was not fully qualified.

Example: The user is browsing hxxp://myserver.company-internal.com/test.nsf/myApp and the XMLDOM server was hxxp://myserver/test.nsf/myApp/View?ReadViewEntires (which worked for me…)

I might not have hit the issue in our test environment because of the session-based authentication. All is fixed… thank goodness for profile documents.

by tom | Categories: lotus, programming |

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  1. jaimebisgrove
    December 19th, 2007 at 8:10 pm #

    Do you still have this if you use a relative link? (e.g /test.nsf/myApp/View?ReadViewEntires)

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