IBM Domino Designer

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I'm newbie in Domino Designer and want to preview xpage and views in web browser but the following message has appear

    To successfully previw this document in a web browser,please add(or modify)
    the ACL anonmyous(or the default ACL) to have at least author access
    with the ability to create document.

Can any oe help me please?

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javaxpageslotus-domino
If you have the possibility then install a Domino server on your local development computer and test with this server. The local preview is restricted and not really a good way to test and debug XPages applications. – Knut Herrmann
I see that the correct answer has been given, however I want to point out that understanding ACLs is one of the fundamental skills required for any useful Notes/Domino/xpages development. I think that before you go any farther, you probably should find some good tutorials on the basics. Here's an old, but still ver useful one about ACLs: ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/ls-Using_the_ACL – Richard Schwartz

2 Answers

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You need to modify the ACL (Access Control List) in the Database Properties

  1. From the top menu in the Notes or Designer client click File/Application/Access Control
  2. Click Add button then type Anonymous
  3. Give Anonymous Author Access with Create Documents checked off.
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Eric is correct.

To learn about the fundamentals of Domino as application server you might want to read my introduction series. It covers:

  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Overview
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 1: The NSF
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 2: Forms and Documents
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 3: Not all Documents are created equally
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 4: Domino views are different
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 5: Finding data - Collections and Search
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 6: Better save than sorry - Security
  • Domino Development - Back to Basics - Part 7: Map Reduce Domino Style

That should give you a good head start