This section was originally part of a blogpost in my LotusScript REST API series. Since this is an interesting topic and also relevant for other REST API solutions, I decided to create a separate blogpost on this topic.

In the first article in this series I described briefly what a REST API is and the goal of this series. I also gave an overview of the most important variables in the document context; a NotesDocument you can access when handling a web agent.

It has been a while since I wrote an article on the new functionality to use a REST API and JSON content in LotusScript. A couple of years and Notes/Domino versions later, I decided to write a couple of articles on how to create a REST API with LotusScript and how to use them.