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Main topic: Removing source code from $AssistAction

Removing source code from $AssistAction (by Kenneth Haggman, 03/29/2005 06:18:12 PM)

As explained in this post -> http://www.ls2capi.com/normunds/ls2capihome.nsf/vwThreads/345A9EA6334221BEC1256F820011D26E?OpenDocument, the $AssistAction consists of a couple of CD-records.

Those records are (for a small LotusScript agent) immediately followed by the actual source code for the agent.

So, without having tested this, I assume you can re-write the CD-records to get the correct lengths etc. and simply remove the source code.

For a large LotusScript agent, you have to take a slightly different approach, as explained in this post -> http://www.ls2capi.com/normunds/ls2capihome.nsf/vwThreads/0314B7038AB557CCC1256F82007D6130?OpenDocument.

You still have the $AssistAction item to manipulate, but the actual source code exists in one or more items named $AgentHScript, which you should be able to delete.

Hope this helps.