If you want to open with a view, give the $$ViewTemplate(Default) with an
embedded view the alias of $$NavigatorTemplateDefault. Create at least one
Navigator and reference to it in the open properties of the database.
Maybe this is what Jake ment in the beginning, in his tip he didn't explicitly
mention working with aliases. It is so much easier when you have e.g. a view
called "Home" that can be referenced through urls in you application as
/home?openview or even just as /home, but having that view also open from
http://yourserver/yourdb.nsf.
If you want to open with a view, give the $$ViewTemplate(Default) with an embedded view the alias of $$NavigatorTemplateDefault. Create at least one Navigator and reference to it in the open properties of the database.
Maybe this is what Jake ment in the beginning, in his tip he didn't explicitly mention working with aliases. It is so much easier when you have e.g. a view called "Home" that can be referenced through urls in you application as /home?openview or even just as /home, but having that view also open from http://yourserver/yourdb.nsf.