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What's new for Domino REST API v1.1.5

Release date: September 3, 2025

If you are upgrading from Domino REST API v1.1.2 or an earlier version, refer to important information regarding CORS using Regex.

New

  • A Domino REST API installer and Docker container specific to Domino 14.5 are now available for download on My HCLSoftware Portal and HCL Container Repository.

Improvements

  • A pop-up notification now appears on the Admin UI login page to tell users of any login or network errors encountered during the login attempt. The notification includes the associated status code and status message for detailed error identification.

  • The Continue on Error toggle is now automatically disabled and inaccessible whenever the Compute with Form toggle is turned off. For more information, see Set compute with form.

  • Updated the GET v1/odata/{dataSource}/{name} endpoint to use the maximum allowable NSF document scanned, index entries scanned, and scanning time in milliseconds that can be set in the notes.ini file. For more information on the notes.ini settings for DQL processing, see Scanning Limits link image.

  • Updated the POST v1/query, POST v1/query/qrp/json, PATCH v1/bulk/update, and POST v1/run/formula endpoints to use the maximum allowable NSF document scanned, index entries scanned, and scanning time in milliseconds that can be set in the notes.ini file if these limits aren't specified in the endpoint request body. For more information on the notes.ini settings for DQL processing, see Scanning Limits link image.

  • Users can now request the raw composite data from an HCL Notes rich text item by setting the richTextAs query parameter of an applicable endpoint to compositedata. When used, the returned value will be a BASE64-encoded byte array of composite data structures. Users can also update a document with this type of data by sending a rich text body of BASE64-encoded structures and a MIME type of application/vnd.hcl.compositedata.

  • Added the console commands tell restapi javadump, tell restapi heapdump, and tell restapi systemdump for writing dump files containing various information related to Java Virtual Machines (JVMs). These commands help in diagnosing, analyzing, and troubleshooting the behavior of Java applications and the JVMs. For more information, see Domino REST API task.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue introduced in Domino REST API v1.1.4 that caused various timeouts in the Admin UI and multiple API endpoints.

  • Fixed an issue in which temporary files named keyutil_<somename>_ in Domino's temp directory were slowing down the authentication process and causing login timeouts. These files weren't removed after creation, which could result in slowed authentication processing.

    If you experience authentication slowdowns, refer to Troubleshooting for guidance.

  • Fixed an issue where the HTML-formatted description of a calendar entry was being saved as plain text upon update using a calendar API, causing HTML elements to display incorrectly instead of rendering properly.

Others

  • Added a how-to guide for running Domino REST API WOPI with Collabora1 container. See the guide for details.

  • Installer jar files:

    • For Domino 14.5: restapiInstall-r145.jar
    • For Domino 14: restapiInstall-r14.jar
    • For Domino 12: restapiInstall-r12.jar

  • Docker image version for docker compose .env file (CONTAINER_IMAGE):

    • For Domino 14.5: domino-rest-api:1.1.5-r145
    • For Domino 14: domino-rest-api:1.1.5-r14
    • For Domino 12: domino-rest-api:1.1.5-r12

  • Docker image version for docker compose .env file from Harbor:

    • For Domino 14.5: hclcr.io/domino/restapi:1.1.5-r145
    • For Domino 14: hclcr.io/domino/restapi:1.1.5-r14
    • For Domino 12: hclcr.io/domino/restapi:1.1.5-r12

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