Lotus Domino and .NET Coexistence

This paper is provides information on Lotus Domino and .NET coexistence. It provides development scenarios where Lotus Domino is the service consumer and the .NET application is the service provider, and the other way around where Lotus Domino is the service provider and the .NET application is the service consumer. The technologies used for integration are Web services and the COM interface.

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Publish Date
06 April 2004

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Author(s)

Peter Kovari is a WebSphere Specialist at the International Technical Support Organization, Raleigh Center. He writes extensively about all areas of WebSphere. His areas of expertise include e-business, e-commerce, security, Internet technologies and mobile computing. Before joining the ITSO, he worked as an IT Specialist for IBM in Hungary.

• Peter Kovari

Victoria Amor is an IT Specialist in IBM WebSphere and Lotus Domino within IBM Spain. Her areas of expertise include WebSphere support, particularly the areas of security and administration, and design and consultancy in Lotus Domino. She has worked within IBM for six years, participating in remarkable e-business projects such as the Sydney Olympic Games as the responsible of all Lotus Domino Servers in the Games System Center. Currently, she is working for ITS department in Services Delivery. She has previously co-authored the IBM WebSphere V4.0 Advanced Edition: Security Redbook.

• Victoria Amor

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