Re: Java & Domino -- DOMINO400

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At 05:07 PM 01/29/2001, you wrote:
>Signing a database is done in the Administrator, not using Java. While you can
>use Java and LotusScript to manipulate ACLs, it is also able to be 
>accomplished
>through the Administrator or the Client if you are a Manager of the database.

Well, I know it *CAN* be done in the administrator ... but is it possible 
to do it in java at all?

I've found a Document.sign() method (although I haven't been able to get 
an  existing document I signed to be saved using the Document.save() method).

david

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