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Since I help a good friend with the building of his new home, there will be no updates on News4Notes up to the 7th of march...
« Christoph Arras » |
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The recent gathering of the Faithful at Lotusphere in Orlando was markedly different to previous events. As 6,000 techie geeks converged at Disneyworld to the confusion of small children trying to ascertain whether any of these strange beings were available for themed breakfasts, the final chapter in the IBM "merger" with (i.e. takeover of) Lotus was about to be unfurled. Guest writer Clive Longbotton writes an insighful wrap-up of Lotus-IBM technology trends...
« Clive Longbottom » |
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A customer wants to know how the advanced Access Control List (ACL) option of "Enforce a Consistent Access Control List Across All Replicas of This Database" affects local replica copies of databases...
« Thomas Duff » |
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On the Domino R5 Server users can create personal agents in Notes databases. However, it is possible for the Administrator to restrict the ability of these personal agents to run using the Agent Restrictions section of the Server document. When the Server is upgraded to Domino 6.x, these personal agents are no longer restricted, and run unexpectedly...
« Thomas Duff » |
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In Notes 6.x the number of times that an agent can call itself using the @Command ToolsRunMacro or RunAgent is limited to 15 times. The agent stops without any error or warning, and the agent log does not reflect any error condition. This causes applications which worked under Notes 5.x to fail. In Notes 5.x such an agent would keep looping for 190+ iterations until the Notes Client crashed...
« Thomas Duff » |
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In this extremely important article, Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard puts all of the Lotusphere 2004 IBM Lotus announcements into perspective. Where exactly do Workplace, WebSphere, and Java fit into the Notes/Domino future? What's in the new 6.5.1 release? What's up for the future of ND7 and on? It's all answered in a clear manner in Mick's report...
« Mick Moignard » |
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I have released an experimental web site that contains all books about Notes/Domino and WebSphere sold all over Amazon web sites. Yes, you got it, it's an implementation of the Amazon Web Services. I do not only find books but I also add information such as release number, language and later I hope to add editorial content...
« Lionel Conforto »
He has also released a tool that lets webmasters add a custom search form on their site using JavaScript... |
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Updated in 1.02:
- Fixed possible crash bug on ND6...
- Added "DO NOT CHANGE" choice to "Replica ID to Use" field...
- Now when the Process Profiles completes running, all Template Profiles are set to Disabled...
- Added unread mark support...
What's new in 1.01:
Quick Set feature allows you to select multiple Template Profile documents and set various fields at once...
« OpenNTF » |
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Features:
- pure Lotus Notes solution (R5,R6,R6.5)
- creates log documents with information about each transfer
- works with wildcard filters and can include subfolders
- works on Windows and UNIX platforms
- breaks large files into smaller pieces for better replication (size can be configured)
- transfer through pass-through-server
« OpenNTF » |
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Quite often I hear complains from users about the well know "Addressbook-Dialog", which they use daily to select the addressees of their e-mails. The main problem is that there are too many entries, which are useless for the user, displayed. These are mainly server names, ACL only groups, deny access groups, mail-in databases. This is especially the case for small companies with only a few users, as the amount of these entries can easily be larger than the actuall user count. Lets have a look at some possibilities we have to "clean up" this list...
« Hynek Kobelka » |
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New functions added:
- agent that exports log entries into a CLF-text file...
- NSLookup function in the form to resolve an IP address to its name...
- new view that displays the log entries categorised by "Notes Database"...
« OpenNTF » |
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What's new: improved application GUI...
« OpenNTF » |
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So today I am telling of small program of server console. It is making console of Windows command prompt! It is sometime useful for administrate of many server at once. Lotus client of administration it is console for one server, not many and this is not good. So I use this to watch maybe statistic of mail or database with no change server of administration client all time. So it is small present but you use my friends if it is helping of you. It is free! Maybe you use in script program to restart server or check statistic...
« Olaf Björklund » |
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Ian's thoughts about RSS: The answer to the "Why RSS news feeds" question is: control. Rather than what for email newsletter to come to me (push) I can poll a larger number of sites an at a glance see if there's anything interesting to read. A good feed has a title which lets me know if care about the topic... Get IT news in RSS form from InfoWorld, IBM developer info from IBM developerWorks RSS feeds, ARRAS@online is maintaining a list of Lotus Notes/ Domino Blogs and their news feeds, and Sun's Java net has a list of Java related feeds here...
« False Positives » |
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Lionel Conforto has put together a list of great french Lotus Notes/Domino resources...
« Double-Six » |
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FUNCTIONAL CHANGES:
- Most of the public methods in the Java OpenLogItem class are now synchronized, to provide greater safety if an instance of that class is being shared across threads.
FEATURE ENHANCEMENTS:
- additional information is now logged for all events: user name, effective user name, access level, user roles, and client version.
- modified all views that have a server name column to display an abbreviated form of the name, instead of the full heirarchical name.
« OpenNTF » |
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In Part 1 of our series on Domino and WebSphere Business Integration, we introduce you to WebSphere Business Integration and explain the many components that comprise WebSphere BI, including the adapter for Domino and WebSphere InterChange server...
« Jay Zhao » |
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Domino Web Access Skin Editor:
As shown in Lotusphere 2004: Customizing Domino Web Access, this program allows you to drastically change the look and feel of Domino Web Access...
« LDD » |
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BRIOQuery is a tool, which enables the user to collect information from multiple data sources and consolidate them into a single document. This allows the user to perform interactive and effective analytical processing of collected information to generate and distribute reports. Due to the fact that in today's world the analysis of information shares equal importance with storing, protecting, and processing data, the comprehensive integration of Lotus Notes and BRIO creates a powerful and significant tool for effective business management and decision making...
« Sergey Tretyakov » |
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A customer would like to be able to prevent users from leaving a Rich Text field (RTF) without entering text. The Rich Text field does not have an Input Validation formula associated with it. How can a user be forced to enter text in the Rich Text field before saving the document?
« Thomas Duff » |
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Good synopsis article from the KnowledgeBase... Within a production environment, it is extremely important to keep all information within a database current. Notes accomplishes this task through a function called the Indexer. This technical paper explains what the Indexer is and how it functions within Notes...
« Thomas Duff » |
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You want to sign the design elements of a database using the Administration Client Database Sign Tool. You select the option under the Files tab, Tools, Database, Sign. When the Sign Database dialog displays, under "What do you want to sign?" you select the radio button for "All documents of type" and then click the drop-down list to select Design Note. After this completes, you expect all of the design elements in your database to be signed. Instead, you see that no design elements have been signed. Exactly what does the Sign Database Tool, Sign All documents of type Design Note do?
« Thomas Duff » |
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You've probably long since learned how to return values from functions in Javascript, Lotus Script and Java. But what about those special days when one value won't do? Here's a little bit of methodology, or - how to get more out of functions. The most popular way to return more than one value is to use an array, vector or variant object type. Typically, this would take care of you in most cases. For example...
« Jerry Carter » |
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The current version of WebLib available for downloading is 3.0.1-230204. Check it and please let us know if something wrong. Here are fixes made in current version...
« SharePlace » |
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Did you know that Andy Armstrong has done a new version of the Domino Tomcat Redirector - v2.0.1. It now uses the JK2 generic connector code which means it works with all current Tomcat versions (tested with version 4.1.27). You really need jakarta-tomcat-connectors to build the redirector so the only way to get the source is to check j-t-c out of CVS at the moment. All that's here is a binary release for Win32...
« Justin Knol » |
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Why would you want to do something so crazy as that? To disable a new feature that provides the admin with logged, yet incredible access? Well to restrict what the heck they can see still. Sure, there is xACL for certain things, but that power is scary. And as much as I don't like to say it, a lot of admins aren't sure of exactly what access this gives them. Let's visit technote #7003449...
« Chris Miller » |
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What's new:
- redesigned Album form, renaming an album is now possible...
« OpenNTF » |
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BUG FIXES: This release fixes a potential problem where Notes objects in the Java OpenLogItem class could cause problems by being recycled prematurely...
FUNCTIONAL CHANGES: agents or scripts that are being run on a server-based database from a local workstation will now attempt to log errors and events to the server that the database is on instead of the local workstation by default...
FEATURE ENHANCEMENTS:
- added UseCustomLogDb function/method...
- added useServerLogWhenLocal and logToCurrentDatabase variables/options...
- In the Java OpenLogItem class, made...
- In the Java OpenLogItem class, added...
- In the Java OpenLogItem class, I now get...
- In the Java OpenLogItem class, added...
« OpenNTF » |
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One of the many questions that comes my way, especially after my article on Styling Embedding Views using CSS, is how to size view columns. By default Domino leaves no spaces between its content and the sizing specified in the view design within Domino designer is ignored. This can be hugely frustrating, even to the point of some inserting spacer GIFs within the columns...
« Mike Golding » |
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For many years now Lotus Notes offers one of the most complex security model for your data. In the whole line of access restrictions lets have a look at some that are lesser known by administrators: Port Access Control and Directory Access Control...
« Hynek Kobelka » |
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We recently were working on a database that had a view using new ND6 features, but the view was still going to be used by a few R5 clients. We thought we'd share a couple things we learned from this experience...
« Breaking Par » |
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What's new:
- redesign of the application frontend
- added support for french (draft - please report typos and errors)
- added some features (see tasks section at openntf.org)
- added IBM Instant Messaging (Lotus SameTime) support
« OpenNTF » |
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When last we left our superhero, he was pondering the question of why AgentContext in a Notes agent would be a global reference, even when it was created from two distinct Sessions (when I say distinct, I mean that they were instantiated separately and recycling one had no effect on the other).
I think some of my confusion about the Session object and the AgentContext object in the Domino Objects for Java was that I was thinking that AgentContext was contained by Session -- just like how in the backend LotusScript classes or the C++ API everything you use is essentially contained by a Session object...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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What's really interesting here are two distinct findings:
1. There is no question that two threads hitting different databases pretty hard at the same time, run more than twice as fast as both threads using the same session. In fact, there is a 125% difference -- wow.
2. Maybe even more interesting, is that while there was virtually no difference when doing this on one thread at a time -- in fact it was faster IN TOTAL to do it sequentially than on distinct threads...
« Andrew Pollack » |
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Der ND6.x Notes Client bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit, ausgewählte Dokumente via drag and drop zu replizieren. Öffnen Sie zunächst die Replikator Seite...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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One of the slightly mentioned new functions in R6 is the new server console command {tell amgr run "database.nsf" 'AgentName'}, which allows to trigger a specific agent immediatly. I still meet people that have 'overlooked' this little gem, which can be extremly usefull for every developer...
« Hynek Kobelka » |
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I have had some time to work with ND6.5.1 and overall I'm impressed with some subtle improvements. Every upgrade adds a little more polish, and there are always the unintended errors. For instance, I have found problems using an R5 client connecting to a ND6.5.1 server through a remote console. [...] New with ND6.0 is the CA, used to safe house Notes registration certificates. I have found it to be a little finicky in earlier ND6 code, but ND6.5.1 has my confidence...
« Jack Dausman » |
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As Domino developers we are all used to the idea of response documents arranged in a threaded hierarchy. We see them all the time in Notes views. They're fairly easy to create. All you need is a view, containing parent and child documents, that has a response-only column. You get a simple but effective way of navigating the resulting document structure...
« Jake Howlett » |
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Notes/Domino 6 allows you to synchronize unread marks across replicas of databases. However this feature only works on databases "going forward". Any existing unread marks are synchronized. Someone named "Kurt" who shall remain otherwise nameless for security purposes donated some great code in the OpenNTF Code Bin that synchronizes unread marks across databases. You can download it here...
« Bruce Elgort » |
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First thing to do: Give the frame that contains the Notes view the name "NotesView".
Second thing to do: Give the frame that will show the Preview document the name "NotesPreview".
Third thing to do...
« Bruce Elgort » |
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Tutorials that examine various options for creating portlets, including using the IBM Portlet Builder for Domino, outputting XML from Domino to a portlet, and using Java and the Lotus Collaborative Components...
« LDD » |
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What's new:
- fixed the buttons in the contacts view
Minimum Reqirements:
- Notes/Domino 6.5
« OpenNTF » |
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Lotus Notes 6 actually shipped in October 2002, nearly a year before this page was added to the site. So why now? Well, this list of "what's new" has been evolving for a number of months and started life as "ten great features". But ten wasn't enough... and I didn't stop at twenty (because there's so many great new features in the world's greatest e-mail and collaboration client). It's a long list in no particular order, and I hope you find something useful. Outlook users... you can just sit and fume with envy...
« Darren Adams »
via Sean Burgess |
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madicon RSS Reader 1.0.5 for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x is available...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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BUG FIX. This version fixes a bug where an AgentContext object was being recycled in the constructor of OpenLogItem. This is very bad. If you call AgentContext.recycle() anywhere in any part of your code, then all instances of AgentContext will also be recycled. So, I no longer recycle AgentContext (not even in the OpenLogItem.recycle() method). I also made the instance of AgentContext in that class a private member of the class, because I have plans for it in a future release...
« OpenNTF » |
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That being said, I just released my first bug fix in the form of OpenLog version 0.91a (I may be changing the name soon too, but that's a whole different subject). It was a small but important bit of the Java library that could have caused some really unexpected problems. Here's the scenario...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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Uh oh. I wonder if this is a bug in the Domino Java classes. Here's one for you to try. This morning, Stefan Kassal posted a query on the Lotus Developer Domain entitled Max parameter in db.search() in java does strange things.... I was intrigued and set out to test his claim. Sure enough, an object implementing the DocumentCollection interface behaves in an unexpected way, with potentially catastrophic results. This is in both releases 5.x and 6.5...
« Ben Poole » |
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Notes/Domino 6.5.1, which Lotus hyped at Lotusphere last month, is now available electronically. The version offers a new connector for the Microsoft Outlook client and limited licenses for Lotus Instant Messaging (formerly Sametime) that let people use the chat and awareness capabilities without launching a separate program...
« LotusPro News » |
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Did you know that you can manage the ACL of a group of databases via the Admin client? Give it a whirl. Hit one of your servers, go to the File tab, navigate to a folder, now select all databases in that folder (CTRL-A), right click, Access Control>Manage...
« Tony Kelleran » |
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Interesting little tidbit from the Knowledgebase... Document Number: 1092630 - Is there a LotusScript function equivalent to the following @Formula functions:
@Command[ToolsRefreshAllDocs])
@Command[ToolsRefreshSelectedDocs])
The ComputeWithForm method (of the NotesDocument class) does not recalculate fields...
« Thomas Duff » |
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Just in case you're wondering when you should finish your conversion to 6.5... From the KnowledgeBase... Document Number: 1117092 - In accordance with the standard IBM Software Group release management process and our commitment to continuous improvement of our product line, IBM Lotus software is announcing that Notes and Domino version 5.x (R5) will be retired from service in 2005. With Notes and Domino 6 in market for over two and one half years at that point, customers will have taken advantage of the easy upgrade and many improvements of Release 6 and subsequent upgrades...
« Thomas Duff » |
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The second in a series of articles about Notes application strategies, this article examines an interactive search form that you can add to a Notes 6 or later application to enhance search capabilities...
« Kent Kurchak » |
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I occasionally hear people bemoaning the fact that, unlike "proper" email clients (whatever that means), Notes cannot save individual emails as files to the underlying operating system. Of course, it's not often that you would want to do this, but it can be done, for MIME messages at least...
« Chris Linfoot » |
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madicon RSS Reader 1.0.4 for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x is available...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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Yesterday's article about NotesDateTime and International date formats may only be partially correct.
YYYY/MM/DD format definitely works in the string argument for New NotesDateTime() if your computer and Notes client are both set up for the American English MM/DD/YY default, but Manrfred Dillaman reports that he updated his madicon RSS Reader code to use this technique, and now it fails on systems with the European standard DD/MM/YY configuration. The failure has the same characteristic as what was previously observed on US-configured systems when Manfred's code was supplying DD/MM/YY.... the dates are correct if the day number is 13 or greater, but incorrect if the day number is 12 or less...
« Richard Schwartz » |
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- Rebuild of sources with Visual Studio .Net IDE
- Add more output to console (From Extmgr and ServerTask)
« OpenNTF » |
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- 'iNotes contacts' are now availlable via the Notes client.
- Added 'autosync' to prefs. disabled by default.
- Changed some subforms and LS based on the Lotus 6.5.1 mail template
Pre-1.0 additions compared to the OpenNTF Mail Template V1.2:
- Add recipients to personal address book from within memo
- Added view link to local mail.box
- RR control extended
« OpenNTF » |
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Now that we're up to 6.5.1, does anyone know what @Version returns for that one? Document Number: 1099240 - The @Version function returns a number that corresponds to the Notes version (for the client or server on which the function is executed). What number is returned by @Version for each Notes version?
« Thomas Duff » |
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A nice Notes.ini setting to keep in mind if necessary... From the KnowledgeBase... Document Number: 1091513 - Is there a parameter in the Notes.ini that will specify a database to open when Launching Notes? It is possible to add information to the Notes Icon shortcut information to open a specific database, but can you set a parameter in the Notes.ini to do the same?
« Thomas Duff » |
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I don't know if I really wanted to post this due to content, or I just loved the fact that a KnowledgeBase item actually used the word "funky"... Document Number: 1090574 - Can a LotusScript Function be Designed to Return an Array?
« Thomas Duff » |
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A lot of people seemed to want some manual LotusScript stack trace functionality, similar to what Johan Kaenngard's Log4LS database provides ( http://log4ls.sourceforge.net ). ND6 has a sort of native stack tracing mechanism with the Lsi_info(14) call, but I understand the need for people still running R5. So I added a StackTraceData class, along with a mechanism for adding events to the stack trace as an error is passed up the chain. Please see the "Using This Database" document for more information...
« OpenNTF » |
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Today I publish first public free version of Web Library - the company product made three years way of growing and I believe that there is a lot ahead till mature status. Therefore version number of first public version is 3.0.1...
« Fabian Nirman » |
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This article is a result of a correspondence with Manfred Dillaman, creator of the really cool madicon RSS Reader for Notes. As a result of a post in Volker's blog, which indicated that Manfred's application was having problems on systems confiugured to use the US date format (MM/DD/YYYY), Manfred and I began to correspond by email, and by putting our heads together we've learned a lot about what really goes on in the NotesDateTime object...
« Richard Schwartz » |
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Almost all of the Lotusphere '04 presentations from IBM speakers have been posted in PDF form on the Lotusphere section of the lotus.com website. This is something new in '04, based on a significant amount of demand from Lotus customers and partners. Hope you find it helpful...
« Ed Brill » |
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This is one of those things I know "of" but never have used too much... So I'll stick it out here so I can find it next time I need it. From the KnowledgeBase... What are directory and database links, and how should they be used in a Domino environment?
« Thomas Duff » |
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In Notes, you open a new or existing document and then select File, Tools, Debug LotusScript to enable the script Debugger. When you subsequently perform an action that runs a script (such as clicking a button that includes LotusScript in its click event), the script runs without displaying the Debugger...
« Thomas Duff » |
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With all the distributions of Linux out there, it's hard to keep track of what versions of Linux support which versions of Lotus Domino. Here's the latest, from the KnowledgeBase...
« Thomas Duff » |
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This last week I was speaking with a small group of Lotus developers, and reviewing some best practices for writing agents. The Lotusphere sessions were referenced and I was surprised to learn that none of the Lotusphere '04 sessions had a mention of using the NotesLog class (at least none that I could identify). It makes me feel old-school, but error trapping isn't fool-proof. I've seen corrupt view indexes that caused an agent to completely fail and close-out before an error trap could be tripped...
« Jack Dausman » |
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IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.5.1 is available for public download...
« Lotus software » |
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Mailscan (Windows/Linux)
- Possibility of using more than one extension manager
- fixed bug calling windows scanner (drweb)
- really reading config database
« OpenNTF » |
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OpenLog v0.9 has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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In our last installment I introduced you to my Detach and Open feature, and how it works. This installment dives into the code itself...
« Lotus Geek » |
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As you know in Notes 6.x we now have the ability to right-click and edit an attachment, in-place. This is tres' kewl, but unfortunately there isn't a programmatic interface to this feature (yet). I have also suggested a new feature. Sometimes I want to edit the attachment immediately, but I want to detach it first...
« Lotus Geek » |
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Chapter 1. Introduction to Directory Integration
Chapter 2. Scenario 1: Domino and Active Directory
Chapter 3. Scenario 2: Directory Server and Active Directory
Chapter 4. Scenario 3: Directory Server and Domino
Chapter 5. Scenario 4: Integrating data from three different sources
« IBM Redbooks » |
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I responded to Rich Schwartz about this, but thought it deserved at least a quick mention here for those who don't know. A certain amount of noise has been made about the 64KB limit being "fixed" or "eliminated" in formula language for ND6. The bad news is, it isn't all the way gone. The good news is, even part way is more useful than it seems...
« Ben Langhinrichs » |
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madicon RSS Reader 1.0.2 for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x is available...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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When creating views, I often do a cut and paste of columns in order to get the proper number of entries. But occasionally, the formula I put in for the column refuses to work. Now I know why... From the KnowledgeBase... A view's column formula does not reflect the expected value. Upon review, you determine that the formula is without fault. If you re-create the column within a new column, or new view, it works as expected...
« Thomas Duff » |
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In light of a certain company's security issues, I thought this posting from the KnowledgeBase on Notes passwords was appropriate... What characters, if any, are considered reserved or illegal, when creating a Notes password or Notes internet password, and what is the maximum length allowed? The Notes Internet password field is set on the "Other" tab of the Person document for each person...
« Thomas Duff » |
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This technique has been available ever since the HTTP engine was added to Domino (version 4.5), but hasn't been talked about much. It's how to take a view that shows one document per row and turn it into a view that shows two documents per row. This technique would be used in a view where you have just a little bit of information to show (just a couple columns worth) and want to make good use of the screen "real estate" available by showing more than one document going across the screen...
« Breaking Par » |
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Lotusphere 2004 : AD202 - Lotus Domino, WebSphere Portal, and Lotus Workplace Integration - Part 2: Without Programming...
« LDD » |
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Well, I don't know about you, but I've seen it done... It ain't pretty, but it works fine. Useful in all kinds of applications, like CRM, DMS, Quality Systems etc. Once an application grows beyond a certain point, application designers start branching out groups of data into separate databases. -But then how can we embed those data easily?
« Trond-Are Utle » |
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Believe it or not, I still regularly get search engine hits from people wanting to know the answer to very basic questions. Perhaps most worryingly, people want to know how to secure a Domino server against third party SMTP relay. The answer is to your right. A spam in my spamtrap yesterday is proof that people still fail to take this most basic precaution - and that spam came via a Domino 6.5.1 server! But while I have the bit between my teeth, perhaps it is worth describing how and why I use some of the other server configuration fields...
« Chris Linfoot » |
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There is a small memory leak in LotusScript and Java view collections that results in Domino HTTP/AMgr "C++ run time" abnormal termination. In Domino Release 5.x or Notes Domino 6.x, a customer may see an abnormal termination of HTTP or Agent Manager that results in "C++ Run Time Error". A RIP or NSD is not produced. Diagnostics collected indicate that the crash occurs while executing an agent either scheduled, or via the web. When using MSVC or WinDBG to collect call stacks, one sees the following call stack, or one similar to it - note the function LSBEnew() is where the exception occurs...
« Thomas Duff » |
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In einigen Fällen wurde trotz offensichtlich korrekt durchgeführter Konfiguration berichtet, dass die Domänensuche nicht funktioniert - genauer gesagt: Der DomainIndexer - Task führte keine Indizierung der vorgesehenen Datenbanken durch. In den Ansichten "Domain Indexer Status" der Datenbank CATALOG.NSF gab es auch keine Dokumente, die normalerweise die Ausführung der Indizierung protokollieren...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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I have been trying to impliment HTML Area into my web applications to allow people to publish rich content through a browser....
This has been a difficult task because of the way HTML area was designed to be implimented, and the way I want to do it in my Domino Applications. Anyway I think I have it sorted... If interested then read my solution on my blog...
« Neil Gower » |
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The combination of before-new-mail-arrives agents, the usage of the DocumentContext property and Remove() is a unique and very exceptional one in Lotus Notes/Domino...
« Wolfgang Flamme » |
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madicon RSS Reader 1.0.1 for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x is available...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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Ich habe eine Rahmengruppe mit zwei Rahmen. Links wird über eine Gliederung navigiert, im rechten Rahmen angezeigt. Solange über die Gliederung navigiert wird, ist alles in Ordnung. Aber... wenn über den Menüeintrag "Ansicht / Gehe zu" eine Ansicht ausgewählt wird, oder wenn das nächste ungelesene Dokument gesucht wird und sich dieses nicht in der aktuellen, sondern in einer anderen Ansicht befindet, so wird die Ansicht nicht mehr im rechten Rahmen angezeigt, sondern es wird ein neues Fenster geöffnet. Dabei wird die gewählte Ansicht zwar wieder im rechten Rahmen angezeigt, im linken Steuerrahmen verschwindet aber meine Gliederung (mit Hintergrundbild) und es werden die Namen der sichtbaren Ansichten und Ordner aufgelistet. Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn: Wie kann man erreichen, dass die Ansichten auf jeden Fall immer im zugewiesenen rechten Rahmen angezeigt werden?
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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From the IBM Knowledge Base (Technote 1086264): What Is the Function of Notes Task Loader, Ntaskldr.exe?
What is the function of the file, Ntaskldr.exe on a Notes 6 Client?
« Tony Kelleran » |
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I recently created a Lotus Domino database that uses a static or 'state' document which should be the only instance of the document, ever. I wrote a little java agent that runs when a request to open a form is received, and opens the document that has been created with that form...
« Jerry Carter » |
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OK, it is a very ambitious title, but I am collecting any of the Lotusphere session slides and samples links I can. For those who used or know about the Lotusphere 2004 Sessions DB, I know of a friend with all the slides who is putting them together with that database. He said he would post it on his website, and as soon as he does (tomorrow, I hope), I'll let you know here. There are a number of the IBM presentations in the Sandbox. In addition, a number of Business Partners and others have updated versions and some examples on their own sites. Here is a short list (please respond with any additional which you know about)...
« Ben Langhinrichs » |
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Open Notes Picture Database v0.9g has been released:
- fixed issue with 0x0 image size causes picture not to display
« OpenNTF » |
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Setting a editable field - Setting a value in a computed field - Reading a computed field - Creating an array using a Notes field...
« Leon Belt » |
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I'm sure I've run into this before, and could never figure out what stupid thing I was missing... Now I know... From the KnowledgeBase: You have a formula that assigns a value to a field using @SetField and then refers back to that value for further computation. The formula, however, does not assign the value immediately. How can you make Notes 'remember' the value you have just assigned to the field?
« Thomas Duff » |
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Another "ah-ha!" moment from the Knowledgebase... While opening a Notes document containing a large file attachment you notice it takes a long time for the document to actually appear, particularly when the document is in a server-based database. You are not attempting to open or view the actual file attached to the document, but simply the document which contains the attachment. Why does it take so long to open the document, and is there a workaround?
« Thomas Duff » |
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Open Secure Password Repository v0.3 has been released...
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Way back in November '02, I wrote in developerWorks about a phenomenon I had spotted where an email sent via the Internet by a Microsoft email user to a Lotus Notes user arrived "missing" an attachment which subsequently proved to be present in the MIME source of the message, but ignored by the Notes MUA. The original article may be found here. Well, it's still happening. A user complained to me last Friday afternoon that he had had an email from someone which should have contained an attachment and it had turned up in his in-box without said attachment...
« Chris Linfoot » |
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Included below is a sample agent that will copy all documents from one mail/archive database to another. It goes through each folder in the source database and copies the folder and all of the documents in it to the destination database. Whatever has not already been copied after all of the folders have been cycled through is then copied at the end of the script. Note: The code does not copy the following folders: Trash, Alarms, Rules and Group Calendar...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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Well the majority of you probably know this little trick already. However, I performed this trick in front of someone who didn't so I thought I would share. With the new clients you can now drag and drop attachments onto your desktop or into a folder via the opened message. You can also drag and drop the files you want to attach to a message right into your new message..
« Tony Kelleran » |
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How to change the icon of attached files in RT-fields in Notes documents, - on web? When you attach files like .doc/.pdf/.zip to a Notes document directly, and preview these documents on web, they don't look too good, unless you like those ugly big icons. How can we change them dynamically and easy?
« Rune Carlsen »
Further informations:
Masquage des attachements dans un formulaire web by YoGi
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madicon RSS Reader 1.0 for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 6.x is available...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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Pictures from the 'Sphere
Last week, when we filed our very short report from Lotusphere, we promised you a lot more coverage and a lot more pictures from Lotusphere 2004. In this issue, Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard provides a detailed analysis of the various announcements (and a behind the scenes perspective). Meanwhile, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz was busy with my digital SLR, and below are some more pictures from the show.
Post-Lotusphere 2004 report: gaining understanding and perspective
In this extremely important article, Senior Technical Editor Mick Moignard puts all of the Lotusphere 2004 IBM Lotus announcements into perspective. Where exactly do Workplace, WebSphere, and Java fit into the Notes/Domino future? What's in the new 6.5.1 release? What's up for the future of ND7 and on? It's all answered in a clear manner in Mick's report. This is a must read article.
« DominoPower » |
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kSpam v1.39b has been released:
- Fixed bload crashing when it encounters an email with zero body length
- Two Notes templates (NMailGood.NTF and NMailSpam.ntf) have been added thanks to Francois Lafleur, you can use them for the Bayesian databases mailgood and mailspam or just use NMailSpam.ntf for the copied.nsf database.
- bload will now terminate quicker if it is loading word probabilities when a quit message is posted (i.e. on shutdown)
- Added KS_IID notes.ini variable, sets the instance ID for an organisations servers, stops an email getting scanned more than once as it passes through different installations of kSpam.
« OpenNTF » |
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kSpam v1.38b for LINUX has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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Open Notes Picture Database v0.9f has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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The great french Lotus Notes/Domino resource has moved to a new server and now offers a RSS-feed. The new URL is "double-six.org" but the DNS is not yet updated everywhere...
« Lionel Conforto » |
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I was doing some design work today, mostly adding navigation to $$ViewTemplate forms, and working on HTML formatting in views. I copied some code we had used in a DDN app to create alphabet based navigation on the form. It's just a bunch of hotspots, one for each letter of the alphabet, so when you click on one, you jump down to the entries that start with that letter in the view. While adapting it for my new app, I realized that we had hard-coded a URL in a StartKey field, which each of the hotspots uses to determine where to go, so I took the opportunity to clean it up a little. Here are the details...
« Melissa Gena » |
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April 23 2004 in Paderborn: The German Notes User Group (DNUG) will present the event "Collaborative Solutions for Universities" in cooperation with the Groupware Competence Center and IBM Germany....
May 10-12 2004 in Karlsruhe: 20th Conference of the German Notes User Group (20th DNUG Conference)...
May 10 2004 in Karsruhe: The 17th meeting of the Working Committee for Knowledge Management of the German Notes User Group (DNUG)...
« Stefan Smolnik » |
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Sorry this has taken a bit longer than I expected it to, but here, as promised, are the slides from my Lotusphere presentations. You can download the slides directly from Lotusphere Online, if you attended (and if you still have your login info), however, since I'm such a nice person, I'm also making them available here. If you gave me your card, I'll be mailing the slides to you, as well...
« NotesGirl » |
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I have been using Notes and Domino 6.5.1 now for a week and noticed a couple of things you may want to know about...
« Bruce Elgort » |
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On the left side under UTILITIES you now find a link to add a Mozilla/Firebirdfox Search Engine for searching in News4Notes...
« Christoph Arras »
via Dominux.net / darkBlog
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The database contains the entire contents of the ddcTagTemplate demonstration site. Be sure to read the licensing information contained in the "Using" document...
« John Marshall » |
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The PDF of my presentation from Lotusphere can now be downloaded from this page. If you missed the session, be sure to catch the webcast that I'll be doing of essentially the same content next week...
« Ed Brill » |
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kNBackup v1.02b (SRC) has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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This is one of those "living documents" in the KnowledgeBase that condenses a whole lot of useful information into a simple table: "What are some of the known limitations of Notes and Domino 6.x?"
« Thomas Duff »
Further informations:
Limits in Lotus Notes by Mike Woolsey
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Not that I've had to do this recently, but I can see where it would come in handy. From the KnowledgeBase: "How can you periodically refresh a View programmatically without having to press the [F9] key?"
« Thomas Duff » |
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Dieter Stalder and I have posted the slides from our Lotusphere presentation on the Spam Research web site...
« Richard Schwartz » |
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Here's what should be the last of my Lotusphere in Review entries (hold the applause, please). This is focused on general suggestions that I have about the whole event...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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Welcome back to Dominozone - now using domCMS...
« Dominozone » |
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Domino Web Tools v0.1.2 has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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This feature has been around since ND6 first came out, but since many people chose to wait to upgrade, it's probably been forgotten about. In ND6, you can several databases (or other items) launch when Notes first starts up. This tip shows you how to do it...
« Breaking Par » |
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If you use COM to glue VB or VBA apps to Notes then they will break after installing Notes 6, 6.5 or 6.5.1. You see a Run-time Error 429 when trying to instantiate a Notes Session. Happily the Forum on notes.net has the question and an answer...
« Justin Knol »
Further informations:
fast register DLL/OCX by Wolfgang Flamme
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I played with the idea of turning this into a PDF, but for the sake of getting it out there sooner rather than later, here is the full PRZ (freelance version) of my presentation from Lotusphere, BP102 Advanced Lotus Notes/WebCoexistence. If I later create a PDF, I'll add it to the LS2004_BP102 page and update this blog entry...
« Ben Langhinrichs » |
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Lotusphere 2004 : AD201 - Lotus Domino, Websphere Portal, and Lotus Workplace Integration (Part 1):
- AD201 - Lotus Domino, Websphere Portal, and Lotus Workplace Integration (Part 1)
Lotusphere 2004 : AD206 - DXL as a Lotus Domino Integration Tool:
- Lotusphere 2004 : AD206 - DXL as a Lotus Domino Integration Tool (presentation and examples)
Lotusphere 2004 : JMP103 - Introduction To Web Services:
- Lotusphere 2004 : JMP103 - Introduction To Web Services
Lotusphere 2004 : JMP106 - Lotus Domino Architecture And Programmability:
- Lotusphere 2004 : JMP106 - Lotus Domino Architecture And Programmability
Domino Web Access Agent Example:
- Demonstrates how to run agents within Domino Web Access
Domino Web Access Editor Tool:
- Editor for HTML files
Lotus Instant Messaging (Sametime) Buddy List Conversion Utility:
- Convert Lotus Instant Messaging (Sametime) server buddy lists from Domino authentication format to LDAP authentication format
« LDD » |
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As stated in part 2 of this series, you are not only able to structure your images and files inside of Domino applications, but you can also structure the Domino-specific design elements as well...
« Chris Toohey » |
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Open Notes Picture Database v0.9d has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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Mostly for future reference, I wanted to create a 'home page' for all the various Lotusphere articles I've published...
« Rob Wunderlich » |
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When you have a mail-enabled form, and you press F9 or send your mail, you will often be prompted by a dialog box which states, "No match was found for name" or "More than one match was found for name" succeeded by a list of names in a dialog box. Why does this occur?
« Thomas Duff » |
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The limitations you may encounter when using @DbLookup and @DbColumn are often associated with datatype, size, and performance. Here are a few of the common questions and their answers...
« Thomas Duff » |
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The first installment of my "Lotusphere in Review" series of entries is just going to be some comments on the Virtual Lotusphere that we had this year. Please keep in mind that it's the first installment not because I think it's the most important subject, but simply because it's the easiest one to write about...
« Julian Robichaux »
Lotusphere in Review - Part Two by Julian Robichaux
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The current beta-version (completely in english) is avialable in the area software...
« Manfred Dillmann » |
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kNBackup v1.02b has been released...
« OpenNTF » |
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There are a total of 2076 keywords in the database. There are 19 new or updated entries this month...
« DRCC » |
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Lotusphere 2004 : AD205 - Web Services and Lotus Domino
« LDD » |
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There is so many people you meet at Lotusphere, and then you can't remember who is who. Help me build the community with your photos...
« Volker Weber » |
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