Wrap up of Domino -> .Net Application Conversion Techniques
Well with the previous post I have finished all of the posts for converting Custom IBM “Domino” applications to a Microsoft Environment (.Net / SQL Server / Exchange).
An overview of these posts is below:
To get data out of Domino and into SQL I use a custom Domino Agent with some DXL tricks
To support the routing of mail including attachments into the .Net databases I use a .net data router that uses WEBDAV to read exchange mailboxes and stores the data in SQL
To support the workflow of binary attachments I implement a secure-webstore in .net
To support User Managable Role based access control I use an extended SQLRoleProvider that supports AD groups and a custom Access Control Page with AD Search Support.
An overview of these posts is below:
To get data out of Domino and into SQL I use a custom Domino Agent with some DXL tricks
To support the routing of mail including attachments into the .Net databases I use a .net data router that uses WEBDAV to read exchange mailboxes and stores the data in SQL
To support the workflow of binary attachments I implement a secure-webstore in .net
To support User Managable Role based access control I use an extended SQLRoleProvider that supports AD groups and a custom Access Control Page with AD Search Support.
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