Reinstall Domino Document Manager from Linux to Windows
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Reinstall Domino Document Manager from Linux to Windows
Have anyone migrated domino doc from Linux to Windows Platform? I may need to to do this, but not familiar on Domino Doc. (never used it before) Is there documentation on migrating/reinstalling domino doc from Linux to Windows? Any help is appreciated.
ASKED: Apr 20 2009  6:15 AM GMT
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I don't believe that this is much different from moving Notes databases to a new server.

1. Configure your new Windows server.

2. Install Domino on the server.

3. Install domino.doc on the server. Domino.doc adds additional code to the Domino server (additional api calls).

4. Create your new directory (name and address book).

5. Copy your domino.doc databases and templates from the Linux Domino server to the Windows server. I would not copy any other Notes databases. I would not copy any of the regular domino templates over. But to program domino.doc databases, you must use templates. You should not directly modify the actual databases.

6. Test. Most of your problems will be one of two kinds. (1) access control list/rights issues (make sure your directory/nab has the correct domino.doc groups). (2) You will probably have to resign the databases with the new server's ID.

MRR
Last Answered: Apr 21 2009  10:32 AM GMT by Mrainer   115 pts.
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Mrainer   115 pts.  |   Apr 21 2009  10:39AM GMT

I realized that those familiar with creating domino/notes databases might now know why it is essential to program in the domino.doc templates and send the design from the template to the database.

When the user enters a domino.doc database, he or she thinks there is only one Notes database behind the scenes (as there is in on a regular Notes database). However, when a domino.doc filing cabinet gets to a certain size, it automatically creates a new database in the background. So there can be multiple Notes databases behind one domino.doc filing cabinet. When you make programming changes in the template and update the design of the database(s), the programming changes flow to all databases that make up the domino.doc FC. Otherwise, you have to find and add the same programming to each domino.doc database.

 
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