How do I connect LotusNotes server using username and password

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Hi All,
I can connect to the Lotus Notes server using

C#

NotesSession.Initialize(password)

method of interop.domino.dll. Which actually uses the last user name by which the hosted machine has logged in the Lotus Notes server. There is another method of NotesSession which is

C#

NotesSession.InitializeUsingNotesUserName(userName, password)

But in case of InitializeUsingNotesUserName(userName, Password) the application needs to be hosted in the Lotus Notes server.

I don't have access to the Lotus Notes server and the application can't be hosted on the server.

So my question is, is there any way to connect to LotusNotes server by providing username, password or any other way?

Posted 9-Feb-15 19:33pm

Amlan Sengupta

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Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-15 4:47am

You would get a quicker answer to this by going to a Lotus Notes forum. CodeProject is for programming problems.

Amlan Sengupta 10-Feb-15 5:08am

the problem that I'm facing is during creating a application in C#...and that's programming I think...please see that I've written the class names, method names and the API that I've used.

Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-15 5:29am

It is still a LotusNotes issue. How to connect with a username and password, which you say is not allowed. Have you checked the documentation for LotusNotes to see how this can be done? Or the documentation for the DLL that you are using?

Amlan Sengupta 10-Feb-15 5:51am

yes I've checked and asking any one who have used the API to help me out...that's the whole and sole intention of mine

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