Lotus Notes

[Scott]

Does anyone know how to capture someone's LotusNotes email
address and not the domain email address?

For example, I looking to capture someone's LotusNotes
email which may be "John J Doe" or "John J
Doe/ABCCompany@ABC" and not "jo********@abccompany.com".

I working on INTRANET application, which asks the user to
supply their LotusNotes email, but the user either doesn't
know what that is or assumes a domain type email address
(i.e. @abccompany.com).

I haven't been able to find a solution to this problem on
the Lotus website, so any help that I can get from someone
who's dealt with issue before would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks

[TomB]

There's a product on IBM's website that lets you set up a connection to
Domino/Notes as if it were a relational database.
If you get that you should be able to query names.nsf on the Domino server,
and get all of your user's names and addresses.

I think it's called notesSQL, or something like that.

Tom B
"Scott" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know how to capture someone's LotusNotes email
address and not the domain email address?

For example, I looking to capture someone's LotusNotes
email which may be "John J Doe" or "John J
Doe/ABCCompany@ABC" and not "jo********@abccompany.com".

I working on INTRANET application, which asks the user to
supply their LotusNotes email, but the user either doesn't
know what that is or assumes a domain type email address
(i.e. @abccompany.com).

I haven't been able to find a solution to this problem on
the Lotus website, so any help that I can get from someone
who's dealt with issue before would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks

[TomB]

Here it is...

http://www.lotus.com/products/rnext....5?OpenDocument

"Scott" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:01****************************@phx.gbl...

Does anyone know how to capture someone's LotusNotes email
address and not the domain email address?

For example, I looking to capture someone's LotusNotes
email which may be "John J Doe" or "John J
Doe/ABCCompany@ABC" and not "jo********@abccompany.com".

I working on INTRANET application, which asks the user to
supply their LotusNotes email, but the user either doesn't
know what that is or assumes a domain type email address
(i.e. @abccompany.com).

I haven't been able to find a solution to this problem on
the Lotus website, so any help that I can get from someone
who's dealt with issue before would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks