Would a simple session do it? It seems the biggest problem is Domino's marriage to Forms. You can't use the easy route like Jake wants because when you get to the server on a form submit, it's a document by default. What you're asking about is having forms submit and behave as the DocumentContext does, but you usually get to that by calling an Agent directly rather than submitting a form.
I think, Jake, that you have your session and it is accessible... you just need to make your form action point to an agent and hadle it there. The demo database I mentioned earlier today does this (and now I'm doubly determined to get it done tonight).
@ Fredrik
Would a simple session do it? It seems the biggest problem is Domino's marriage to Forms. You can't use the easy route like Jake wants because when you get to the server on a form submit, it's a document by default. What you're asking about is having forms submit and behave as the DocumentContext does, but you usually get to that by calling an Agent directly rather than submitting a form.
I think, Jake, that you have your session and it is accessible... you just need to make your form action point to an agent and hadle it there. The demo database I mentioned earlier today does this (and now I'm doubly determined to get it done tonight).