• specifying an id attribute, and calling <id>.save() in a scriptlet
• using the savenow tag

Contexts

Valid in:

None required; db, session

ifauthor, authors, created, ifdbrole, ifdepositor, ifdesigner, ifdocauthor, ifdocreader, ifeditor, formula, item, lastaccessed, lastmodified, ifmanager, ifnoaccess, parentlink, ifreader, responses, setitem, unid

<domino:document
id="name of object variable"
dbname="database name"
dbserver="server name"
host="CORBA server name"
user="login information"
password="password associated with user"
unid="universal id for document to edit"
responseto="unid of parent document"
schema="Domino form name for new document schema"
debug="true|false"
onfailure="inline|exception"
time="true|false">

The following attributes are optional:

dbname

Name of the database to find or create the document in.

Name of the server hosting the database. Default is local.

Name of the Domino CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) server to use to host the back-end classes. If specified, forces a CORBA session. If not specified, a Domino server must be running locally on the same machine that is running the JSP Web container. Default is null which creates a local, non-CORBA, session.

If you specify an id name, creates a variable that contains the associated lotus.domino.Document object. The variable created is only available within the body of the document tag. If not specified, no programmatic access to the Document object is available. However, you can still access items of the object using the item tag.

Password associated with the value specified in the user attribute.

Universal id of the document that a new document is a response to.

Name of a Domino form in the database to use as a schema. The schema sets the initial values of a new document, runs centralized validations and field post-processing before a document is saved.

Universal ID of the document you want to edit. If not specified, creates a new document.

Login information of the session this database was opened in. If this tag is being used in the context of the session tag, its value is ignored.

Véase también

The Domtags tag library

Glosario