FORMULA LANGUAGE


@Certificate
Example

Extracts information from the Certified Public Key in the Domino Directory.

Syntax

@Certificate( [ dataToRetrieve ] ; Certificate )

Parameters

[ dataToRetrieve ]


Certificate
Return value

dataRetrieved


Usage

@Certificate is useful within a macro or view selection formula for selecting a list of users whose certificates are about to expire; it is used by several Domino Directory tools.

@Certificate only retrieves data; you cannot use it to change certificate information (use the appropriate Administration menus to update certificates). Certified Public Key information is stored only for users and servers with hierarchical IDs; @Certificate returns a null string for nonhierarchical IDs.

If you use incorrect syntax, @Certificate returns a null string and does not generate an error message.

@Certificate returns a null string (""), instead of the name of the server ID, when used in a Scheduled agent running on the server.

You cannot use this function in Web applications.

Language cross-reference

Signer property of LotusScript NotesDocument class

Signer property of Java Document class

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