• Copy the file {NotesProgramDir}\jvm\lib\ext\Notes.jar  to  {TDI_install_dir}/jars/3rdparty/IBM  
  (or to the folder defined in the variable "com.ibm.di.loader.userjars" parameter defined in the solution.properties file)
• Append the Notes Directory to the PATH parameter in the following TWO files
  {TDI_install_dir}ibmditk.bat
  {TDI_install_dir}ibmdisrv.bat
  Example:
  set PATH=%TDI_HOME_DIR%;%TDI_JAVA_BIN_DIR%;%TDI_LIB_DIR%;C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\Notes;%PATH%

• Pick the JDBC driver here (make sure to choose the one for Java 7)
• Extract the ZIP file to a temporary folder of your choice
• Copy the following three files to the folder {TDI_install_dir}\jars\3rdparty\other
  jaybird22.dll, jaybird-2.2.5.jar, jaybird-full-2.2.5.jar
  

• Within the connector, use to connect button to establish a first connection for reading the database schema.
• Select the fields which you want to make use of by either dragging/dropping them from the schema or by using the button "Add"
  

• Add a Notes Connector in Update mode
  
  When you click on "Next >" you will be prompted to specify additional connection parameters.
  This example will connect to a remote database hosted on "DominoServer/Org/O", you can of course leave the server name empty to connect to a local database.
  
  Click Finish to add the connector as your Data Flow.
• Click the output connector again to define which data to write to which field in Notes/Domino
  Here is an example, feel free to modify or extend:
  
• In the connector define the Link Criteria
  It seems the field SATZUUID is used as a unique key, so we are going to use it as well. Of course you need to make sure to write this field to the target database, otherwise the lookup will always fail and duplicate entries are the result.
  

try{
  notes=NotesConnector.getConnector
  dbname=notes.getParam("notesDatabase")
  srvname=notes.getParam("notesServer")
  sess=notes.getDominoSession()
  db=sess.getDatabase(srvname,dbname)
  if (db.isOpen())         {
          message="Requesting to update FTIndex on " + srvname + "!!" + dbname ;
          task.logmsg ("INFO",message) ;
          db.updateFTIndex(true);
  } else {
          message="Unable to open target notes database." + srvname + "!!" + dbname
          task.logmsg ("ERROR",message) ;
          java.lang.System.out.println (message);
}
 
} catch (ex) {
  message="Unable to update FTIndex in target Notes database. , "  + ex
  task.logmsg ("ERROR",message)
  java.lang.System.out.println (message)
}