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Hi, I'm a beginner with JNDI and LDAP, and I'm trying to write a simple class that will connect a Notes database with a public LDAP server (directory.verisign.com). Here's the code I have (in a Notes agent): ==================================== import java.util.*; import javax.naming.*; import...

Hi, I'm working on a Lotus Notes agent that will take the HTTP stream from a search engine, parse selected elements, format into an XML document, and use this XML to create Aptrix components for our company's intranet. I'm coding this agent using Java (JDK 1.1.8) and things are going well thus...

Hi, I'm hoping someone here has experience writing Java agents in Lotus Notes, b/c I'm trying to write a Java agent that makes use of the JDBC-ODBC bridge driver to access an Oracle database, configured as an ODBC data source. However, I have two problems with the agent: (1) The bridge driver...

Soundex did the trick. In fact, it was even better than advertised: A search for "Technician" brough back hits on "Tech," which was the other part of the solution I needed. As long as I can accomplish this, I can sell my app without having to dig into Oracle Text stuff...

Naith, thanks for the reply. My search engine is for employee job titles, so for example, if someone does a search for the keyword "Administrator", I want to be able to pick up a title of "Admin". If someone typos and puts in "Administrater", I'd like to have enough...

Hi, I'm a wayward Lotus Notes developer who finds himself having to come up with a search engine back-end agent for an Oracle 8i DB. I'm very much a newbie with SQL, but so far, I've got a dynamically-built query that will do straight searches like a champ. However, I'd like to be able to do...

Oh OK, sorry about that. I thought this was a general SQL forum -- my mistake. Thanks anyway.

Hi, I'm a wayward Lotus Notes developer who finds himself having to come up with a search engine back-end agent for an Oracle DB. I'm very much a newbie with SQL, but so far, I've got a dynamically-built query that will do straight searches like a champ. However, I'd like to be able to do fuzzy...