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Re: Using Lotusscript lists to increase performance

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post Leave a comment

In response to: Using Lotusscript lists to increase performance

I now modified the code to use NotesViewEntry.ColumnValues() to get the value I am looking for. I also had to add a column displaying that field in my view.
The code actually took longer, 370 seconds, but all that was in the calls to doc.Save(). The actual lookup went from a total of 15 seconds down to just below 5 seconds.

Using NotesViewEntry.ColumnValues()

So let’s remove the time-consuming doc.Save() command, just to see what the actual execution time is. Here is the result for my four versions of the same import agent:

AgentTime
 
 Individual lookups for each entry imported 370 sec
 Building list of documents using view lookup/doc.GetItemValue() before importing 55 sec
 Building list of documents at first use, using view lookup/doc.GetItemValue() 54 sec
 Building list of documents at first use, using viewentry lookup/entry.ColumnValues() 36 sec

By removing the print statement that give feedback about the progress (printing every 100 entries), additional 3 seconds would be saved.

So there is a substantial performance benefit when you don’t have to open the actual document and read a value, but can use a view column value instead. If you need multiple values from one document, one easy way is to combine all values into one column, separated with a character that you will never enjounter in the data (I am partial to the ~ character, it also makes it easy to read) and then use Split() to get the individual values.

 

 

Trend Micro: Google is most insecure

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post Leave a comment

According to Trend Micro's Third Quarter Threat Report, Google had 82 vulnerabilities during the third quarter 2011. Oracle had 63, followed by Microsoft with 58, Apple with 49, Adobe with 42 and Mozilla and IBM both with 39 during the same period.

In other news: University of Dayton and General Motors are moving from Lotus Notes to Google Mail, while the CIO at the City of Los Angeles demands that Groupwise "be hauled out of its coffin, given a quick slap and defibrillation, and pressed back into service" to replace Google Mail and Apps. Link to letter here, another article here.

According to Consumer Watchdog, the rollout [in Los Angeles] has hit snags, with the police deciding that security on the vaunted platform isn’t adequate for users in the City Attorney Criminal Branch, fire department arson investigations, public safety users, parking police, street services investigations, parks rangers, and “any other City entities that access criminal history data”.

 

 

 

Free Tool: Analyze ACL in Notes Application/Database

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Lotusscript, Notes/Domino 3 Comments

Yesterday my network admin asked me if I could write a simple tool that could provide him with with a spreadsheet of what users had access to a certain database, and through what groups and roles. A couple of hours later I had created an agent that analyze the ACL and identify the users who can access it. The result is presented as a CSV file.

I am sharing the code below. It is pretty straight forward. As you can see, I am using lists to hold the data for easy export later to CSV. Run the code with the Lotusscript debugger turned on, and put a breakpoint before the CSV export starts, and you can see how the data is stored in the lists.

The function ExpandGroups() is called recursively to drill down, if the group contains additional groups. This function also use a lookup into a custom view, (LookupPeople), that we have in our corporate NAB, I am sure you can modify this code with something that works for you.

Enjoy! As always, use the code on your own risk, no warranties, etc.

%REM
    Agent Export ACL Info to CSV
    Created Nov 14, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson/Deep-South
    Description: Read ACl for specified database and create a
    CSV file with info about each user's access (roles, groups,
    delete access, access level).
%END REM

Option Public
Option Declare

Dim nab As NotesDatabase

Type RowData
    role As String
    group As String
    username As String
    deletedoc As String
    level As String
    levelno As Integer
End Type


Class GroupData   
    Public roles List As String
   
    Public Sub New()
       
    End Sub
End Class


Class PersonData
    Public accesslevel As Integer
    Public roles List As String
    Public deletedoc As boolean
    Public accessthrough List As String
   
    Public Sub New()
        me.deletedoc = False
    End Sub
   
    Public Sub SetAccessLevel(level As Integer)
        If me.Accesslevel<level Then
            me.AccessLevel = level
        End If
    End Sub

    Public Function GetAccessLevelText()
        Select Case me.AccessLevel
            Case 0 : GetAccessLevelText = "No Access"
            Case 1 : GetAccessLevelText = "Depositor"               
            Case 2 : GetAccessLevelText = "Reader"
            Case 3 : GetAccessLevelText = "Author"
            Case 4 : GetAccessLevelText = "Editor"
            Case 5 : GetAccessLevelText = "Designer"
            Case 6 : GetAccessLevelText = "Manager"
        End Select
    End Function
End Class


Class RoleData
    Public groups List As String
   
    Public Sub New()
       
    End Sub
End Class


Sub Initialize
    Dim ws As New NotesUIWorkspace
    Dim session As New NotesSession
    Dim db As NotesDatabase
    Dim pview As NotesView
    Dim pdoc As NotesDocument
    Dim acl As NotesACL
    Dim entry As NotesACLEntry
    Dim person List As PersonData
    Dim group List As GroupData
    Dim role List As RoleData
    Dim users As Variant
    Dim row List As RowData
    Dim cnt As Long
    Dim groupname As String
    Dim filename As String
    Dim rowstr As String
    Dim dbname As String
    Dim servername As String

    servername = InputBox$("Enter server for database:","Select Server")
    If servername = "" Then
        Exit Sub
    End If
    dbname = InputBox$("Enter full path of database:","Select Database")
    If dbname = "" Then
        Exit Sub
    End If
    set nab = New NotesDatabase(servername,"names.nsf")
    Set db = New NotesDatabase(servername,dbname)
    Set acl = db.ACL
    Set entry = acl.GetFirstEntry()
    Do While Not entry Is Nothing
        If entry.Isgroup Then
            If IsElement(group(entry.Name))=False Then
                Set group(entry.Name) = New GroupData()
                ForAll r In entry.Roles
                    group(entry.Name).roles(r) = r
                End ForAll
            End If
            users =    ExpandGroup(entry.Name)
            If IsList(users) then
                ForAll u In users
                    If IsElement(person(u))=False Then
                        Set person(u) = New PersonData()
                    End If
                    Call person(u).SetAccessLevel(entry.level)
                    If entry.Candeletedocuments Then
                        person(u).deletedoc = True
                    End If
                    person(u).accessthrough(entry.Name) = entry.Name
                    ForAll r In entry.Roles
                        If FullTrim(r)<>"" then
                            person(u).roles(r) = r   
                        End if
                    End ForAll
                End ForAll
            End If
        ElseIf entry.IsPerson Then
            If IsElement(person(entry.Name))=False Then
                Set person(entry.Name) = New PersonData()
            End If
            Call person(entry.Name).SetAccessLevel(entry.level)
            If entry.Candeletedocuments Then
                person(entry.Name).deletedoc = True
            End If
            person(entry.Name).accessthrough("ACL") = "ACL"
            ForAll r In entry.Roles
                If FullTrim(r)<>"" Then
                    person(entry.Name).roles(r) = r
                End if   
            End ForAll
        End If
        Set entry = acl.GetNextEntry(entry)   
    Loop   
    ForAll g In group
        ForAll rr In g.roles
            If IsElement(role(rr)) = False Then
                Set role(rr) = New RoleData
            End If
            role(rr).groups(CStr(ListTag(g))) = ListTag(g)
        End Forall
    End ForAll
    ' *** Time to export the data
    cnt = 0
    Set pview = nab.GetView("(LookupPeople)")
    ForAll p In person
        ForAll gg In p.accessthrough
            groupname = gg
            If IsElement(group(groupname)) And groupname<>"ACL" Then
                ForAll r2 In group(groupname).roles
                    cnt = cnt + 1
                    row(cnt).username = ListTag(p)
                    row(cnt).group = groupname
                    If p.deletedoc then
                        row(cnt).deletedoc = "Y"
                    Else
                        row(cnt).deletedoc = "N"
                    End If   
                    row(cnt).levelno = p.accesslevel
                    row(cnt).level = p.GetAccessLevelText()
                    row(cnt).role = ListTag(r2)
                End ForAll
            End If
        End ForAll
    End ForAll
    filename = "c:\ACL_"
    filename = filename & Replace(Replace(dbname,"/","-"),"\","-")
    filename = filename & ".csv"
    Open filename For Output As #1
    rowstr = |"UserRole","Group","User Name","Del","Level","Access"|
    Print #1, rowstr
    ForAll x In row
        rowstr = |"| & x.role & |",|
        rowstr = rowstr & |"| & x.group & |",|
        rowstr = rowstr & |"| & x.username & |",|
        rowstr = rowstr & |"| & x.deletedoc & |",|
        rowstr = rowstr & || & x.levelno & |,|
        rowstr = rowstr & |"| & x.level & |"|
        Print #1, rowstr
    End ForAll
    Close #1
    MsgBox "ACL exported to " & filename,,"Finished"
End Sub


%REM
    Function ExpandGroup
    Created Nov 14, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson/Deep-South
    Description: Returns a list of users in specified group in NAB
%END REM
Function ExpandGroup(entryName As string) As Variant
    Dim nabview As NotesView
    Dim nabdoc As NotesDocument
    Dim pview As NotesView
    Dim pdoc As NotesDocument
    Dim uname As NotesName
    Dim tmplist As variant
    Dim userlist List As String
   
    If FullTrim(entryName) = "" Then
        ExpandGroup = ""
        Exit Function
    End If
    Set nabview = nab.GetView("Groups")
    Set nabdoc = nabview.GetDocumentByKey(entryname)
    If nabdoc Is Nothing Then
        ExpandGroup = ""
        Exit function
    End If
    ForAll n In nabdoc.GetItemValue("Members")
        If Left$(n,3)= "CN=" Then
            Set uname = New NotesName(n)
            userlist(uname.Common) = uname.Common
        Else
            Set pview = nab.GetView("(LookupPeople)")
            Set pdoc = pview.GetDocumentByKey(CStr(n))
            If Not pdoc Is Nothing Then
                userlist(CStr(n)) = CStr(n)
            else
                tmplist = ExpandGroup(CStr(n))
                If IsList(tmplist) Then
                    ForAll t In tmplist
                        userlist(t) = t
                    End ForAll
                End If
            End If   
        End If
    End ForAll
    ExpandGroup = userlist
End Function

 

The DRM graveyard: A brief history of digital rights management in music

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post Leave a comment

Very interesting.

There are more than a few reasons digital rights management (DRM) has been largely unsuccessful. But the easiest way to explain to a consumer why DRM doesn't work is to put it in terms he understands: "What happens to the music you paid for if that company changes its mind?" It was one thing when it was a theoretical question. Now it's a historical one. Rhapsody just had the next in a line of DRM music services to go–this week the company told its users than anyone with RAX files has unil November 7 to back them up in another format or lose them the next time they upgrade their systems.

Full story here.  As Vowe says: DRM is bad for the customer.

 

 

LS12 Session Proposal – Error 500 when submitting

Posted on November 3, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post Leave a comment

I just tried to submit a session for Lotusphere 2012. I filled out the form, and pressed the "next" button as instructed.

This is the result:

Error 500

I know a few good Notes/Domino developers out there that could create a working form quickly… :-)

 

Update: I called the support number on the page and was asked to mail a screenshot. I did and they said it worked when they tested, but it still did not work for me. There is documentation about the error here. The documentation indicates that it has to do with data being too long, or wrong data type. All fields on the form are below the posted limits (close, but at or below). 997 characters for the main abstract, 350, 347 and 328 characters for the three bullet points and 92 characters for the title.
Hint to the developer of the form: best practices is to do validation before submission, especially if the server will blow up if anything is invalid…

 

Update 2: I was finally able to submit it this afternoon. Not sure if it was because I used Firefox (unlikely, since it seemed to be a server issue) or if IBM fixed it.

 

Re: Lotusscript: Mail Notification Class – followup

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post Leave a comment

In response to: Lotusscript: Mail Notification Class

I also want to bring attention to how I am using lists in the class. The different sets of recipients (To, CC and BCC) are all stored in lists. The name/email is both the list tag and the value, e.g. p_sendto(“texasswede@gmail.com”) = “texasswede@gmail.com”.

There are several benefits of using lists. First of all, it is very easy to add items to a list. When using an array you need to redim it (using ReDim Preserve in order not to lose existing data) before adding items.
Secondly, with a list it is trivial to remove one specific item, and you can easily loop though the list and build an array to pass into the fields on the mail document later. It is not nearly as easy to remove items from an array, even if you can clear out an entry and use FullTrim() to remove any empty items.

This is just one more example of how powerful lists are.

 

Lotusscript: Mail Notification Class

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Karl-Henry Martinsson Posted in Old Blog Post 14 Comments

Back in August 2009, I posted a small class I had created to make it easier for me to create mail notifications in my Lotusscript agents. Since then I have improved on it, and I wanted to post the latest version. One recent feature I added is to send external mail to the internet that looks like it is coming from a different user. This is often needed when you have an agent signed with a developer/admin ID, but you want the mail to look like it is coming from a particular department or user.
This is done by using the (unsupported) method of saving the document in mail.box instead of using doc.Send() to mail it directly. What I found is that you should use mail.box on the same server as the agent is running on, you can not access mail.box on a different server. The code reflect this.

Other new features are support for doclinks, attachments and an option to display a warning message at the end that the mail comes from an un-monitored role account. This warning is actually turn on by default.

Here is an example of how to use the class:

Option Public
Option Declare
Use "Class.MailNotification"

Sub Initialize
 Dim mail As NotesMail
 ' *** Create a mail
 Set mail = New NotesMail()
 ' Set receipient and subject
 mail.MailTo = "texasswede@example.com"
 Call mail.AddMailTo("texasswede2@example.com")
 mail.Subject = "Please Read This"
 mail.Principal = "bogus_user@example.com"
 ' Create body
 Call mail.AppendText("Testing email...")
 Call mail.AppendNewLine(2)
 Call mail.Send()
End Sub

 

And here is the class itself. Enjoy!

Option Public
Option Declare

Class NotesMail
 Public maildoc As NotesDocument
 Public body As NotesRichTextItem
 Private p_subject As String
 Private p_sendto List As String
 Private p_copyto List As String
 Private p_blindcopyto List As String
 Private p_principal As String
 Public NoReply As Integer
 Public mailbox As NotesDatabase

 Public Sub New()
  Dim session As New NotesSession
  Dim mailservername As String
  mailservername = session.Currentdatabase.Server
  ' Using mail.box directly is unsupported, but is the
  ' only way to make the mail look like it is actually
  ' sent from another address, in our case the principal.
  Set mailbox = New NotesDatabase(mailservername,"mail.box")
  If mailbox.Isopen = False Then
   Print "mail.box on " & mailservername & " could not be opened"
   Exit Sub
  End If
  Set me.maildoc = New NotesDocument(mailbox)
  Call me.maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("Form","Memo")
  Set me.body = New NotesRichTextItem(maildoc,"Body")
  me.p_subject = ""
  me.p_principal = ""
  ' Empty lists for addresses
  Erase me.p_sendto
  Erase me.p_copyto
  Erase me.p_blindcopyto
  me.NoReply = False ' Default is to add a disclaimer to the end
 End Sub

 Public Property Set Subject As String
  me.p_subject = FullTrim(Subject)
 End Property

 Public Property Get Subject As String
  Subject = me.p_subject
 End Property

 Public Property Set Principal As String
  me.p_principal = FullTrim(Principal)
 End Property

 Public Property Get Principal As String
  Principal = me.p_principal
 End Property

 '*** Recipient address (mailto) functions ***

 Public Property Set MailTo As String
  me.p_sendto(FullTrim(MailTo)) = FullTrim(MailTo)
 End Property

 Public Property Get MailTo As String ' Get the first address only
  ForAll mto In me.p_sendto
   MailTo = mto 
   Exit ForAll
  End ForAll
 End Property

 Public Property Set SendTo As String ' Alias for MailTo
  MailTo = SendTo
 End Property

 Public Property Get SendTo As String ' Alias for MailTo
  SendTo = MailTo 
 End Property

 Public Sub AddMailTo(address As String) ' Additional address
  me.p_sendto(address) = address
 End Sub

 Public Sub RemoveMailTo(address As String) ' Remove address
  Erase me.p_sendto(address)
 End Sub

 ' *** Functions for CC address ***

 Public Property Set MailCC As String
  me.p_copyto(FullTrim(MailCC)) = FullTrim(MailCC)
 End Property

 Public Property Get MailCC As String ' Get the first address only
  ForAll mcc In me.p_copyto
   MailCC = mcc 
   Exit ForAll
  End ForAll
 End Property

 Public Sub AddMailCC(address As String)
  me.p_copyto(address) = address
 End Sub

 Public Sub RemoveMailCC(address As String)
  Erase me.p_copyto(address)
 End Sub

 ' *** Functions for BCC address ***

 Public Sub AddMailBCC(address As String)
  me.p_blindcopyto(address) = address
 End Sub

 Public Property Set MailBCC As String
  me.p_blindcopyto(FullTrim(MailBCC)) = FullTrim(MailBCC)
 End Property

 Public Property Get MailBCC As String ' Get the first address only
  ForAll bcc In me.p_blindcopyto
   MailBCC = bcc 
   Exit ForAll
  End ForAll
 End Property

 Public Sub RemoveMailBCC(address As String)
  Erase me.p_blindcopyto(address)
 End Sub

 ' *** Functions for email body ***

 Public Sub AppendText(bodytext As String)
  Call me.body.AppendText(bodytext) 
 End Sub

 Public Sub AppendDocLink(doc As NotesDocument, comment As String, linktext As String)
  If FullTrim(linktext) = "" Then
   Call me.body.AppendDocLink(doc, comment) 
  Else
   Call me.body.AppendDocLink(doc, comment, linktext) 
  End If
 End Sub

 Public Sub AppendNewLine(cnt As Integer)
  Call me.body.AddNewline(cnt) 
 End Sub

 Public Sub AddNewLine(cnt As Integer)
  Call me.body.AddNewline(cnt) 
 End Sub

 Public Sub AttachFile(filename As String)
  Call me.body.EmbedObject(1454,"",filename) 
 End Sub

 ' *** Send the mail
 Public Sub Send()
  Dim session As New NotesSession
  Dim richStyle As NotesRichTextStyle
  If me.subject<>"" Then
   maildoc.Subject = me.subject
  End If
  If ListItemCount(me.p_sendto)>0 Then
   maildoc.SendTo = ListToArray(me.p_sendto)
   maildoc.Recipients = ListToArray(me.p_sendto)
  End If
  If ListItemCount(me.p_copyto)>0 Then
   maildoc.CopyTo = ListToArray(me.p_copyto)
  End If
  If ListItemCount(me.p_blindcopyto)>0 Then
   maildoc.BlindCopyTo = ListToArray(me.p_blindcopyto)
  End If
  If me.p_principal<>"" Then
   Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("Principal", me.p_principal)
   ' If principal is set, we want to fix so mail looks like
   ' it is coming from that address, need to set these fields
   Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("From", me.p_principal)
   Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("Sender", me.p_principal)
   Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("ReplyTo", me.p_principal)
   Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("SMTPOriginator", me.p_principal)
  End If
  ' If NoReply is set (default), append red warning...
  If NoReply = True Then
   Set richStyle = session.CreateRichTextStyle
   richStyle.NotesFont = 4
   richStyle.NotesColor = 2
   richStyle.Bold = True 
   Call me.body.AppendStyle(richStyle)
   Call me.body.AddNewLine(1) 
   Call me.body.AppendText("*** DO NOT REPLY TO THE SENDER OF THIS MESSAGE! ***") 
   Call me.body.AddNewLine(1) 
   Call me.body.AppendText("*** IT IS AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM MAIL ***") 
  End If
  Call maildoc.ReplaceItemValue("PostedDate",Now())
  If me.p_principal<>"" Then
   Call maildoc.Save(True,False) ' Save in mail.box
  Else
   Call maildoc.Send(True)   ' Send mail normally
  End If
 End Sub

 ' *** Private functions called from within the class ***

 ' *** Convert list to array
 Private Function ListToArray(textlist As Variant) As Variant
  Dim i As Integer
  Dim temparray() As String
  ReDim temparray(0) As String
  ForAll t In textlist
   temparray(UBound(temparray)) = t
   ReDim Preserve temparray(UBound(temparray)+1) As String
  End ForAll
  ListToArray = FullTrim(temparray)
 End Function

 ' *** Count items in a list
 Private Function ListItemCount(textlist As Variant) As Integer
  Dim cnt As Integer
  cnt = 0
  ForAll t In textlist
   cnt = cnt + 1
  End ForAll
  ListItemCount = cnt
 End Function

End Class

 

Update: Please don’t use the email addresses in the example code above to actually send email…

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