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Thanks for the general tip!<br />
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Has anyone/you used RegNewUser/any other method on a server running on R601?Any specific API method for 507 not working on 601?<br />
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An API with an earlier version (502) is working on R601.<br />
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GP
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Thanks for the general tip!

Has anyone/you used RegNewUser/any other method on a server running on R601?Any specific API method for 507 not working on 601?

An API with an earlier version (502) is working on R601.

GP

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The Notes C API Method RegNewUser (for release R 5.0.7) used for registering users is failing in R6 environment. (An application developed in R5 is running on an R6 server). <br />
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The users are not getting registered, the method returns NOERROR (One of the pre-defined outputs).<br />
This however does not happen in R5.<br />
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Any idea why this might be happening? Has anyone had any experience of 5 0 7 API not working in R6?<br />
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Please suggest.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
GP<br />
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The Notes C API Method RegNewUser (for release R 5.0.7) used for registering users is failing in R6 environment. (An application developed in R5 is running on an R6 server). 

The users are not getting registered, the method returns NOERROR (One of the pre-defined outputs).
This however does not happen in R5.

Any idea why this might be happening? Has anyone had any experience of 5 0 7 API not working in R6?

Please suggest.

Thanks,

GP



Query regarding Notes C API method: RegNewUser

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