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Here are a few things to keep in mind about the DomSQL driver: While it is informative to know that Domino does not support JDBC, I was asking for what their equivalent technology is.
JDBC Drivers for Lotus Domino and IMS
I noticed on the toolkit page that they support an odbc driver, so you should be able to use the jdbc-odbc bridge. Email Required, but never shown. Sign up using Email and Password. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
Salgiza's answer to this question has more detail on this. The client component is pure Java code, so it should run on any platform The server component, which jebc on the Domino server, includes some C code The upcoming release of the Data Modeler provides seamless integration of the DomSQL driver and a new Metadata Library module, which aggregates all of the Data Modeler metadata definitions across the enterprise.
By clicking domin Your Answer", you acknowledge that you have read our updated terms of serviceprivacy policy and cookie policyand that your continued use of the website is subject to these policies. Bobby 9, 4 36 Another option is to use the wrapper api Domingo which takes some of the edges off notes.
JDBC Drivers for Lotus Domino and IMS
The documents are indexed into views udbc an individual document can jdc indexed by multiple views. As matt b suggested, you could try using the Notes Java api supplied by notes You should be able to get this from a notes client install.
Searching Google for "java lotus notes jdbc" yields this note from IBM: Since there is no generic way to look at Notes data as simple tables you need to configure this export to match the application requirements.
Where should I start? What I need is an equivalent. Sign up using Facebook.
If you just need to provide external access to a relatively fixed query a web service built into the application is a good way to go.
A simpler lotu might be to use http and xml assuming you only want to read data? I originally romino yours as the accepted answer, but now I am withdrawing that. This really is no true equivalent to a JDBC driver if by that you mean something that works in a similar way.
The Java toolkit is the least mature of the three and can be used for basic application needs. Kerr 2, 17 Jon McAuliffe 2, 1 14 9.
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To directly interact with the data with java you need to use the Notes java api domion Notes. Chris K 7, 6 29 Internally this would use the native notes api java or lotusscript and you'd probably want to get the developer of the database o do that for you.
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Your data is organized as databases of documents containing items. This gives you a notes style access to the data.
If you enable http on the domino server, you can get xml data out of views. There are also various built in search facilities. If you really need to have free access to the data and want to query it with SQL you will have to export it to an RDBMS through a number of tools and some of these can keep your data in sync.
Searching Google for "java lotus notes jdbc" yields this note from IBM:. Lotus Notes is not a relational database, I do recall from some time ago, they started supporting java instead of lotus script, there is a good chance lotis they support an external java API.
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