10.03.2010
03:29 | IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 performance
This article reports IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 performance results for Microsoft Windows 64-bit operating systems. In addition, it compares the performances of Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5 (64-bit) server and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 (64-bit) server. Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 for IBM Lotus Domino 32-bit servers was not tested because large deployments of Lotus Notes Traveler server are preferred on Lotus Domino 64-bit servers... | by developerWorks Lotus |
10.03.2010
03:30 | Useful info about wksp.SaveFileDialog and OpenFileDialog
This information was missing from the help, and since it took me a while to find I decided to post it here... | by Andre Guirard |
07.03.2010
03:38 | Das EntwicklerCamp 2010
Neue Impulse, interessante Themen und Workshops sowie fachlicher Austausch mit Entwicklern von Lotus Notes und Domino erwarten Sie bereits zum siebten Mal beim EntwicklerCamp 2010. Erleben Sie vom 8. bis 10 März 2010 das zwölfte Camp Konferenz-Highlight rund um die Entwicklung von Lotus Notes und Domino. Eingeladen sind diejenigen, die in ihren Unternehmen dafür verantwortlich sind, die Produktivität mit diesen Programmen sicher zu stellen sowie alle Lotus Notes-Interessierten... | by Bundled-KnowHow |
05.03.2010
13:49 | 8.5.1 FAIL. Your code may just break.
8.5.1 is great. Really great. Except when it decides to make your code no longer work. And especially when that code involves NotesView.GetDocumentByKey, NotesView.GetAllDocumentsByKey, NotesView.GetEntryByKey or NotesView.GetAllEntriesByKey... | by Erik Brooks |
03.03.2010
22:23 | Administering IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 servers for beginners
This white paper provides a comprehensive overview of how to administer IBM Lotus Domino, explaining the fundamental components and terminology so that new administrators can feel familiar with the product. Specifically, we explain key features and functionalities such as the Notes.ini file, the Data Directory, IDs, server commands and documents, and server activities. Also included are discussions of server maintenance and NSDs... | by Leonardo W Caldas / Gustavo S Ferreira |
02.03.2010
07:06 | "Server not responding" Troubleshooting Guide
This article will help you troubleshoot "server not responding" error messages and help you gather the right information to send in to IBM Technical Support if this does not solve your issue... | by Lotus Notes and Domino wiki |
01.03.2010
07:42 | Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in Lotus iNotes ActiveX Control
Defense Labs contacted IBM Lotus to report a potential buffer overflow vulnerability with the ActiveX control used by Lotus iNotes (formerly Lotus Domino Web Access)... | by Lotus Support |
01.03.2010
07:42 | Adding your signature to mail, if you use different signatures
It's easy to add your signature to e-mails, but what if you use different signatures for different types of e-mails? For example, you may have different signatures for internal and external communications. You can make one signature your default signature (pick whichever signature you use more often)... | by Julia Brown |
01.03.2010
07:43 | One stop shop for troubleshooting Domino and DNS
Our Lotus Domino Mail Routing Support Team frequently troubleshoots outbound SMTP mail routing issues relating to DNS. This new technote One stop shop for troubleshooting Domino and DNS was created to help Domino Administrators diagnose and troubleshoot these issues... | by Lotus Support |
22.02.2010
23:54 | Multiple values in view columns revisited: the effect of column order
while back I wrote about Multiple values in multiple rows in multiple columns about how to make the column values match up when you have multiple lists of values that you want to display on separate rows. These might either be from having multiple multi-valued fields, or one multivalued field with another list that you derive from it by substitution... | by Andre Guirard |
22.02.2010
23:54 | New Redbooks Wiki for Domino 8.5 web application development
The focus of this Redbooks Wiki is to help you understand improvements in IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 as a web development platform. The primary focal point is the introduction of XPages in IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 and discussing how XPages dramatically shortens the learning curve for Notes and Domino developers. Not only do XPages now allow you to incorporate Web 2.0 features and functionality into your web applications, but XPages continue to leverage your existing Domino development skills, while intuitively incorporating new design element features. | by Ed Brill |
22.02.2010
23:56 | rEVERSE cAPS lOCK aCTION
I noticed someone in the forums complaining that the Notes client didn't have any option to reverse the case of text, and it occurred to me that it shouldn't be too difficult to write an agent or action button to do this. I've done it two ways, one to change all the text in the Body field, one to do selected text only. Here's the one to change the whole Body field. Note this assumes nobody is writing in the Kaithi alphabet, which is used temporarily to represent lowercase letters while we find and replace the uppercase letters to lowercase... | by Andre Guirard |
03.02.2010
22:35 | Automating application memory-usage tracking in Microsoft Windows environments
Microsoft Windows has many graphical tools to monitor applications' memory usage. This article discusses the possible methods for collecting process memory data and the options for automating the process, highlighting collection tools such as PsList, VMMap, and NSD. Though we focus on IBM Lotus-specific product collection, many of the techniques can be applied to any product... | by Scott Hopper |
26.01.2010
22:52 | Best Practices links
I'd like to add a Designer wiki entry with a collection of links to the best "Best Practices" documents in different areas. I'm looking for recommendations from you! Please tell me about resources in the following areas (ones I know about are already listed)... | by Andre Guirard |
13.01.2010
03:04 | Understanding mail routing between IBM Lotus Domino Server and BlackBerry handheld devices
This article explains how mail is routed between an IBM Lotus Domino server and a BlackBerry handheld device using BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Also included are a detailed description and diagrams of the architecture behind the routing process... | by Shrikant Veeturi / Kevin Giles |
31.12.2009
09:28 | 2010
<CENTER>Frohes Neues Jahr * Happy New Year<BR>
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Nouvelle Année Heureuse * Feliz Año Nuevo</CENTER> | by Christoph Arras |
14.12.2009
01:38 | FTSearch in a view vs. database
I got a question in email recently that I thought should've been addressed in my performance whitepaper -- but it wasn't, so I figured it would be worth mentioning here. The question: why does NotesView.FTSearch take so much longer than NotesDatabase.FTSearch to find the same set of documents? | by Andre Guirard |
08.12.2009
05:13 | Understanding the Web services database (NDERPws.nsf) in Alloy by IBM and SAP
The backbone of Alloy by IBM and SAP architecture is Web services communication between trusted parties, namely IBM and SAP. Both asynchronous and synchronous communication between IBM and SAP is through the Web services database NDERPws.nsf. This article explains the role of this database and how to use it from both an administrator and a user perspective, and how to troubleshoot some common issues... | by Amita Vadhavkar / Prashant U. Admile |
07.12.2009
01:30 | 20 years ago today...Notes 1.0
On December 7, 1989, at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA, Lotus Notes 1.0 was officially unveiled. I wasn't there, and the date wasn't significant to me other than as I was approaching final exams in my penultimate semester of college. Clearly, though, that event changed history -- and produced one of the most successful and longest-running software products in distributed computing... | by Ed Brill |
04.12.2009
01:44 | Lotus Notes/Domino 6/7/8 Directory FAQ, ver 7
Here's an updated directory FAQ the IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Directory Team has assembled about Domino directories... | by Ken Lin |
24.11.2009
08:07 | Lotus Notes/Domino notes.ini settings
Find information about Lotus Notes and Domino notes.ini settings from A to E. For more notes.ini information, see the Notes/Domino Fix List... | by developerWorks Lotus |
24.11.2009
08:08 | Lotus training and education resources
Start here to find the tutorials, courses, and certification guides you need to stay up-to-date with Lotus Software products and to keep your skills top notch. This page lists Lotus training and education resources, including tutorials, roadmaps, and certification... | by developerWorks Lotus |
20.11.2009
22:54 | The "Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1" cookbook
The Client Self-Assist & Knowledge Management team is proud to announce the availability of the NEW Upgrade Cookbooks, particularly the "Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1" cookbook, on the Lotus Notes and Domino wiki... | by Terri Puckett |
20.11.2009
22:56 | Accessing IBM Lotus Quickr Content from the Google Android mobile platform
This article explains, step by step, how to access IBM Lotus Quickr content from the Google Android Mobile platform, using Lotus Quickr Representational State Transfer (REST) services... | by Leslie Gallo |
20.11.2009
22:58 | Doodle integration with Lotus Notes - Beta
The Doodle Widget for Lotus Notes brings the best of both worlds together to one powerful solution. New Doodle polls can directly be initiated from Lotus Notes without the need to open a web browser first. Doodle polls received by email will automatically be shown in a Notes sidebar while reading the email. Conveniently view and participate in the poll while checking your calendar availability side-by-side... | by Ed Brill |
10.11.2009
06:30 | Lotusphere Blog
The Lotusphere Blog is up running for Lotusphere 2010... | by Lotusphere |
06.11.2009
22:28 | Enabling secure, remote access to IBM Lotus iNotes using IBM Lotus Mobile Connect
Learn how the IBM Lotus Mobile Connect clientless option can be used in conjunction with IBM Lotus iNotes to gain secure, remote access to enterprise iNotes servers from devices (handhelds, laptops, workstations) requiring access outside the bounds of their corporate intranet... | by John Kari |
29.10.2009
00:11 | Linked Lists Best Practice
I've been doing a lot of programming in LotusScript recently using linked lists, and refining my technique. This might be old news to some of you but I thought I'd mention it. And what I'm saying here in part applies specifically to LotusScript, but in part to any language that does reference counting.
LotusScript memory management is not perfect, and I've encountered situations where it gets hung up when deallocating memory, particularly when there are object references that go across script libraries (a class in Library A contains a reference to an object whose class is declared in Library B). The more you deallocate objects yourself with a Delete statement, the better your chances of not having a problem... | by Andre Guirard |
06.10.2009
03:44 | Introduction to the Domino XPages wiki template
Want an overview of the XPages wiki template that we've been implementing on our Lotus product wikis? In the video below, Amanda Bauman, Lotus Wiki Program Manager, walks you through some of the features of the new template. By now, several of our wikis have been using the XPages template for a few months. We'll be completing the upgrade to the rest of the wikis, as well as applying some updates to the existing XPages wikis, in the coming weeks. | by Joyce Davis |
06.10.2009
03:44 | New DAOS presentation added to Media Gallery on Notes/Domino wiki
Follow the link below to a new DAOS presentation added to the Media Gallery on the Notes/Domino wiki. Topics include: Overview of DAOS & DAOS concepts, Configuring DAOS, Example of a DAOS environment, Answering DAOS questions, Backup and recovery... | by Joy Freeman |