Update On Last Week's Bookmark Bar Question

Last week I posted a question about a "Server Error: File Does Not Exist" error I was receiving when sending out a link for users to automatically create a Bookmark Bar icon.

Here is my code that works (except for not being able to create the icon without restarting the Client). Basically, I added:

Dim ws As New NotesUIWorkspace
Call ws.OpenDatabase("TPDOMINO1/COMPORIUM" , archdbname)

This will force the database to be opened after creating the bookmark. Since I also moved my archive folder, I have been able to test this out with some people and it worked. I should be getting my RedHat xSeries this week that I will use for the production archive server. By the way, apologies to David Jones if this code isn't properly annotated! ;)

Sub Click(Source As Button)
 Dim ws As New NotesUIWorkspace
 Dim outline As NotesOutline
 Dim NewOE As NotesOutlineEntry
 Dim s As New NotesSession
 Dim db As NotesDatabase
 Dim curdb As NotesDatabase
 Dim archdb As NotesDatabase
 Dim curdbname As String
 Dim archdbname As String
 Dim archid As String
 
 On Error Goto ErrHandle
 Set db = New NotesDatabase( "", "bookmark.nsf" )
 Set outline = db.GetOutline("UserBookmarkOrder") 
 Set curdb = s.CurrentDatabase
 curdbname = Strright(curdb.FilePath,"\")
 archdbname = "archive\a_" + curdbname
 Set archdb = s.GetDatabase("TPDOMINO1/COMPORIUM", archdbname)
 archid = archdb.ReplicaID
 
 Call ws.OpenDatabase("TPDOMINO1/COMPORIUM" , archdbname)
 
 Set NewOE = outline.CreateEntry("Mail Archive")
 Call NewOE.SetURL( "notes://tpdomino1/" + archid )
 
 NewOE.ImagesText = "Link - Notes Database"
 
 Call outline.save()
 Msgbox "Bookmark Created Successfully - Please Restart Lotus Notes To See Icon on Bookmark Bar"
 Goto ExitSub
 
ErrHandle:
 Msgbox "An error occurred while adding the bookmark. Please call the Help Desk for support."
 Resume ExitSub
 
ExitSub: 
End Sub

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