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IBM Lotus C++ API 7.0a for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Directory Release --------- ------------------

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PROGRAM
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profile - Sample Notes C++ API program that opens a Notes database
and lists the name and owner of each profile document.


ENVIRONMENTS
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Sample makefiles are provided for the following environments:

  32-bit Windows
  IBM AIX
  IBM i5/OS
  Sun Solaris SPARC Edition
  Linux on Intel platforms


FILES
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profile.cpp - Main program.

mswin32.mak  - Make file for 32-bit Windows using Microsoft Visual 
               C++.

sol_2x.mak   - Make file for Sun Solaris SPARC Edition.

aix.mak      - Make file for IBM AIX.

linux.mak    - Make file for Linux on Intel platform,

readme.txt   - This file.  Specifies what is needed to use this 
               example.

mk_profile_i.clp    - Make file (CL Program) for IBM i5/OS using ILE C++ 
                   with the source code being an IFS file.
    
mk_profile_p.clp    - Make file (CL Program) for IBM i5/OS using ILE C++ 
                   with the source code being in a source physical file.     


RUNNING profile
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This sample takes two arguments. The first argument is the name of the
database that you want to search for profile documents; the second,
optional argument is the server where this database can be found. We
recommend that you run this sample against your mail database as that
will most likely contain several profile documents.

For example:

profile jdoe.nsf pluto

- Under i5/OS:  Execute "RUNDOMCMD/RUNDOMCMD SERVER(<server>)
		                  CMD(CALL PGM(qntcppsdk/profile) PARM('mail/<my_mail_db.nsf>'))
 		                  BATCH(*NO)"


EXAMINING THE RESULTS
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The results will vary depending on the types of profile documents you
have in your mail database, but the output will look something like 
the following:

The name of profile number 0 is calendarprofile
The owner of this profile is cn=Jane Doe