There's a couple of downers using MIMEEntry stuff for a Domino Web app (although it's perfect for attaching to emails, of course).
For a Domino Web app, you can't see the attachment on the Web afterwards. You've worked around this by using some JavaScript to display the attachment afterwards. (I'm referring to the Demos.PDF.Template form in your demo database on your other post http://www.codestore.net/store.nsf/unid/BLOG-20091123-0347 .)
That's fine, but how do you then get rid of that attachment over the web? You don't get the "Mark Attachment for Deletion" checkbox that Domino automagically generates for "ordinary" attachments. The only way that I can see to do that is the "old" way of writing out the pdf to folder on the server (assuming that your agent has the rights) and then attaching it to the rich text field.
This is great stuff, Jake.
There's a couple of downers using MIMEEntry stuff for a Domino Web app (although it's perfect for attaching to emails, of course).
For a Domino Web app, you can't see the attachment on the Web afterwards. You've worked around this by using some JavaScript to display the attachment afterwards. (I'm referring to the Demos.PDF.Template form in your demo database on your other post http://www.codestore.net/store.nsf/unid/BLOG-20091123-0347 .)
That's fine, but how do you then get rid of that attachment over the web? You don't get the "Mark Attachment for Deletion" checkbox that Domino automagically generates for "ordinary" attachments. The only way that I can see to do that is the "old" way of writing out the pdf to folder on the server (assuming that your agent has the rights) and then attaching it to the rich text field.