Session (Java™)
Is the root of the Domino® Objects containment hierarchy, providing access to the other Domino® objects, and represents the Domino® environment of the current program.
Syntax
public class Session extends Base
throws NotesExceptionContainment
Contained by: AgentBase, NotesFactory
Contains: AgentContext, Database, DateRange, DateTime, DbDirectory, International, Log, Name, Newsletter, NotesProperty, PropertyBroker,Registration, RichTextParagraphStyle, RichTextStyle, Stream
Properties
AddressBooks through getAddressBooks
AgentContext through getAgentContext
CommonUserName through getCommonUserName
EffectiveUserName through getEffectiveUserName
HttpURL through getHttpURL
International through getInternational
IsConvertMIME through isConvertMIME and setConvertMIME
IsOnServer through isOnServer
IsTrustedSession through isTrustedSession
IsValid through isValid
NotesVersion through getNotesVersion
OrgDirectoryPath through getOrgDirectoryPath
Platform through getPlatform
ServerName through getServerName
UserGroupNameList through getUserGroupNameList
UserName through getUserName
UserNameList through getUserNameList
UserNameObject through getUserNameObject
Methods
getURL
recycle
toString
Creation and access
For stand-alone applications, use one of the NotesFactory.createSession methods.
For agents and applets, use AgentBase.getSession().
To access the current session from a Database object, use the AgentBase in Database.
Usage
For a local session, the Session object represents the machine on which the code is running. A reference to the current server such as a null server parameter means the local Notes/Domino environment. You can access servers connected to the local environment by specifying their names.
For a remote (IIOP) session, the Session object represents the Domino® server handling the remote requests. A reference to the current server such as a null server parameter means that Domino® server. You cannot access other servers.