With d.velop documents in HCL Notes, you can temporarily restore d.link for lotus notes stubs without using a d.link for lotus notes server or having d.link for lotus notes installed. In this scenario, d.velop documents domino assumes the function of the d.link for lotus notes server.
If you are using d.velop documents domino, you must have the latest version of the Groupware app installed. You must also make sure that the HCL Domino server is available as an HTTP server in the d.velop documents domain. There is no need to integrate the HCL Domino server in the HCL Domino domain.
If you want to temporarily restore d.link for lotus notes stubs, you need to install d.velop documents domino on an HCL Domino server, create a conversion database and link the HCL Domino server to d.velop documents domino.
This is how it works
Install the d.velop documents domino setup on a dedicated 64-bit HCL Domino server. The installation removes the previous version of d.velop documents domino and the related entries in the notes.ini file on the HCL Domino server.
Create a conversion database with the exact file name nzipToDgix.nsf from a standard mail template below the HCL Domino data directory.
Open the following address in a browser and enter the fully qualified name of your d.velop documents gateway: https://<d.velop documents gateway>/convertmail/settings
Enter the fully qualified address and port (by default 8182) of d.velop documents domino on the HCL Domino server as follows: https://<HCL Domino server>:<port>
The repository ID is then automatically determined from the d.3 repository ID when the stubs are resolved. If you have configured multiple repositories with the same d.3 repository ID, you must create a fixed mapping for a d.3 repository ID and a repository ID.