USER AND SERVER CONFIGURATION
To use a policy document to assign an Eclipse managed setting value to Notes client users, use the IBM® Lotus® Domino® Designer to add new fields to the desktop policy settings document. See the Designing Fields section of Application Design in the Domino Designer documentation for instructions on how to complete the steps below.
The example below allows you to set an Eclipse managed setting that designates whether Single Sign On for instant messaging is enabled for Notes client users. This is an actual setting that is already under policy control and can be viewed in Domino Designer.
1. In Domino Designer, create a new field and assign it the same name as the name of the setting whose value you want to set. For example, assign the name IM_Enable_SSO. For the field values of IM_Enable_SSO, use the keywords Enable and Disable whose values map to true and false respectively.
2. Create a computed text field named $qual_Number, where Number is an integer. Check the "Allow multiple values" checkbox. For example, create a field named $qual_009. Verify that the field name is unique and does not exist anywhere else on the form. Use the following format:
where PlugInName is the name of the Eclipse plugin that the setting pertains to and SettingName is the setting name. For example, in our example we would use
"com.ibm.collaboration.realtime.community.sametime":"IM_ENABLE_SSO"