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Question : Using two LN mail id files at same time from one server and two different applications
I have two Lotus id files (two mail addresses) on one server and I want to use them in different applications at same time. For example, I have one asp.net application for reading inbox mails that use one id file, also on same server I have application for sending notifications via LN mail that must use other id file (other LN mail address). In LN client on server I have location document for each id file (online and work) but if I log on with one id file application that is using this e-mail address is working and other is not I got error message that the password is wrong (Notes error: Wrong Password. (Passwords are case sensitive - be sure to use correct upper and lower case.) ). In my applications I use this part of code to access to LN mailbase:
Dim appNotes As NotesSession
appNotes = New NotesSession
Dim dbNotes As NotesDatabase
appNotes.Initialize("passw
ord")
dbNotes = appNotes.GetDatabase("serv
er", "mailbase.nsf")
Is it possible to use those two mail addresses at same time from two different applications and one server, what do I have to do to make this working?
Thanks for help.
Answer : Using two LN mail id files at same time from one server and two different applications
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