BLUG 2010 - We'll be there
Fri, Mar 12th 2010 7:23a Thomas Bahn We got invited to give a session at
the BLUG
2010 day event, this year's conference
of the Belux
Lotus User Group:
Advanced JavaScript
- Fundament for Great XPage Applications
Session date
Tuesday, 2010-03-30
Session time
tbd.
Speakers
Thomas Bahn
Description:
Do you want to develop first class XPage
applications? Come and learn to leverage JavaScript to its full potential.
Hear about:
core language features like loose typing,
default and guard operators, first class functions, la [read] Keywords: lotus
applications
javascript
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Synchronize contacts with LotusLive
Sun, Feb 28th 2010 8:23a Manuel Nientit This time I want to talk about synchronizing
contacts with LotusLive. There is another plugin doing that. Here it comes
in handy that Lotus Notes is based on Eclipse so that we can install plugins
from so called update sites.
From the Notes menu choose File ->
Application -> Install...
Choose "Search for new features
to install"
There are different types of update
sites. We need a "Remote Location":
Enter the following URL: https://apps.lotuslive.com/install/lotuslive_notes [read] Keywords: lotus
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LotusLive can do instant messaging
Fri, Feb 12th 2010 9:23a Manuel Nientit As LotusLive
Meetings/Engage is related to Sametime (LotusLive Meetings is the former
Sametime Unyte), it is no surprise you can use it as chat server.
It is no big deal. Users of Lotus Notes
8.x or Lotus Sametime Connect only have to create a new Sametime Community.
Users of Notes versions earlier than
8 have to choose between their own community and LotusLive or have to install
the instant messaging client (which is Sametime Connect - what a surprise
) you can download from LotusLive.
[read] Keywords: lotus
notes
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community
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instant messaging
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server
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Webcast: Lotusphere 2010 Opening General Session
Wed, Feb 3rd 2010 9:25a Thomas Bahn The Lotusphere 2010 Opening General
Session is now available as webcast. You can watch the Lotusphere 2010
OGS as 2 hours and 22 minutes long streaming video:
Lotusphere
2010 Opening General Session
Besides the video (for RealPlayer or
Windows Media Player) there is the presentation
as PDF file (266 pages!) and the
transcript of the session (coming soon). [read] Keywords: ibm
lotusphere
lotusphere2010
11
Lotusphere 2010 - We'll be there
Wed, Jan 27th 2010 11:07a Thomas Bahn Again we'll be at Lotusphere, and again
we'll host a Birds-of-Feather session about OOP in Notes and Domino:
BOF204: Object-Orientated
Programming in IBM Lotus Notes and Domino
Session date
Wednesday, 2010-01-20
Session time
7:00am - 8:00am
Session location
Swan Hotel, Parrot 2
Speakers
Thomas Bahn, Bernd Hort
Session description:
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in
Lotus Notes and Domino currently means LotusScript for most developers.
Who uses OOP in their applications, where an [read] Keywords: domino
ibm
lotus
lotusphere
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lotusscript
notes
xpages applications
eclipse
java
javascript
oop
server
Abstract classes concrete
Thu, Dec 17th 2009 12:55p Thomas Bahn If you have some knowledge about other
object-oriented programming languages, like Java, you probably like abstract
classes. These are classes you cannot instanciate directly, i.e. create
new objects from them. But you can derive other classes from them and create
objects from these subclasses. In an abstract class you can have attributes
and methods like in any other class.
Normally, abstract classes model some
kind of concept or abstraction, for example Animal. There are dogs and
cats, but [read] Keywords: lotusscript
java
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Compatibility between Domino 8.5.1 and BES 4.1.7 is confirmed
Mon, Dec 7th 2009 11:55a Manuel Nientit As we faced the question of compatibility
between Domino 8.5.1 and BES 4.1.7, we had to look for users with experience
in this matter.
Those seem to be very good, so that
the following piece of information is a mere bonus.
Last week RIM updated the compatibility-matrix
and therefore confirmed compatibility.
Als bei uns kürzlich die Frage nach
der Kompatibilität von Lotus Domino 8.5.1 und BES 4.1.7 anlässlich
eines möglichen Updates auf Domino 8.5.1 aufkam, mussten wir uns erst einmal
a [read] Keywords: domino
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LotusLive Engage and LotusLive Connections 1.1 announced
Tue, Nov 24th 2009 5:55a Thomas Bahn IBM announced LotusLive Engage and LotusLive
Connections 1.1 today:
IBM LotusLive Engage and IBM LotusLive
Connections strengthens global collaboration among businesses
http://www-01.ibm.com/cgi-bin/common/ssi/ssialias?infotype=an&subtype=ca&htmlfid=877/ENUSZP09-0481
The enhancements of the 1.1 release
include:
Click to cloud - Customers can now integrate
other services into their LotusLive Engage and LotusLive Connections experience.
Support includes LotusLive iNotes™ and [read] Keywords: collaboration
connections
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New project on OpenNTF.org: assono Password-Safe
Fri, Oct 30th 2009 12:06p Thomas Bahn Last week we published our assono
Framework 2 on OpenNTF.org.
This week we want to add a practical example of an application developed
with this framework: assono
Password-Safe (under Apache
Licence 2.0, too):
From the description:
This database is for storing confidential
and secret information like passwords, license keys, license files, ID-files
and similar.
For every entry can be controlled who
is allowed to see the confidential data of the document: only the creator,
a closed [read] Keywords: administration
document
forms
notes
notes client
application
database
openntf
password
security
Lotus Quickr elements blocked by Kaspersky
Mon, Oct 26th 2009 9:59a Marcus Ley Three days ago an error accured on a
test system with IBM Lotus Quickr 8.2 for Domino (running on Domino 8.5.1)
that led to disappearing functions of Quickr-Pages. For example, the content-field
of the included wiki was missing. The expected RichText-editor simply did
not show up - neither in Mozilla Firefox, nor in Internet Explorer. the
Opera browser just loaded the Java applet.
The Kaspersky Security-Suite on the
coworkers workstations was exposed as the cause of this error. Without
any no [read] Keywords: domino
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firefox
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New project on OpenNTF.org: assono Framework 2
Tue, Oct 20th 2009 7:58a Thomas Bahn We did it. Finally. Planned for a long
time: We released the first version (with the version number 2.0 )
of our assono
Framework 2 under the Apache
Licence 2.0 on OpenNTF.org:
Using the keyword OOP
you'll find entries describing the fundamental MVC pattern in some detail.
In particular, our session AD311
- Object Oriented Programming with Lotusscript – Take It To the Next Level
from the Lotusphere 2008 should be a good start for the framework. [read] Keywords: lotusphere
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archive
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openntf
Lotusphere 2010 registration - open or not?
Thu, Oct 1st 2009 3:55p Thomas Bahn After proposing some abstracts for Lotusphere
2010 at https://www-950.ibm.com/events/wwe/lotus/lsph2010.nsf/cfpstart
I've stumbled across the following navigator entry:
Which brought me here: https://www-950.ibm.com/events/wwe/lotus/lsph2010.nsf/enrollall?openform&spcode=x&key=kwe1344&action=new
Is the registration open or not? Should
I try...?
Source: Ed
Brill, Lotusphere
2010 call for abstracts is open through October 9 (updated) [read] Keywords: ibm
lotus
lotusphere
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Strange error messate
Thu, Sep 17th 2009 12:56p Bernd Hort Today I had a strange error message.
Notes error: Unable to open Name
and Address Book (%s), due to error '%e'. Locations cannot be used
until the problem has been corrected.
The user had changed nothing regarding
the NAB or his locations. Neither had I. We both got this error message.
After a while we figured out that the
error was caused by an administrator, who had restored a database from
the backup into the Domino data directory. So there were two databases
with the same replica id [read] Keywords: agent
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server
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Diskussions-Datenbank in Notes 8.5.1
Sat, Sep 5th 2009 4:55p Thomas Bahn There was a question in Xing, if someone
has experiences with XPages in Notes 8.5.1 Standard (beta). Yes, I have,
but only as user.
I replaced the design of our discussion
database with the Discussion template of Notes 8.5.1 (beta). And I changed
the lauch properties of the Notes client to open the allDocuments.xsp XPage.
Rember: With the 8.5 template (German)
in the Notes 8.5.1 Standard client, the discussion database looks like
this:
Same database, same template, but opened
i [read] Keywords: domino
ibm
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notes
notes client
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traveler
xpages database
properties
Internet Explorer 8 can massively slow down Notes 8
Fri, Aug 28th 2009 4:53a Arnd Koch In the Notes 8 standard client emails
are rendered by the currently installed Internet Explorer instead of using
the Notes internal rendering engine (independently of the "default
browser" setting). The advantage of using Internet Explorer is the
improved quality of the rendering of MIME emails. See IBM's
Technote on this subject.
However, this may cause some trouble
when using Notes 8 and Internet Explorer 8. It happens occasionally that
users complain about a massive performance loss when o [read] Keywords: ibm
ldd
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notes client
email
microsoft
networking
security
Quick Tip: Lotus Symphony portable
Fri, Aug 21st 2009 12:58p Thomas Bahn Portable applications, which you can
take with you on e. g. an USB stick, are "in".
You can make Lotus Symphony portable
using a small trick:
1. Install Lotus Symphony as you would
normally do.
2. Copy the directory, you have Symphony
installed in.
3. Below this directory, edit the file
framework cp cplauncher.properties
and change this row
rcp.data=${env.USERPROFILE}/IBM/Lotus/Symphony/
into
rcp.data=workplace
You are done.
@Microsoft: Reproduce this with your
Of [read] Keywords: ibm
ldd
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symphony
application
applications
microsoft
office
properties
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Lotus Knows IdeaJam is running... come and join, too!
Thu, Aug 20th 2009 6:00p Thomas Bahn Lotus Knows IdeaJam is running... After
half of the time (not yet, but soon) there are 740 ideas, 11380 votes and
1520 comments, already!
http://lotusknows.ideajam.net/
I've voted for (or against) over 700
ideas and posted the following 28 ideas myself:
Lotus
doesn't Know the language of SMB customers
Lotus
Knows real work isn't centered on documents, but activities
Lotus
Knows you need good information for good decisions
Lotus
Knows sharing knowledge means to augment knowledge
Lotus
K [read] Keywords: ibm
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ideajam
ideajam.net
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Domino - sticking Worlds together with Perl
Thu, Aug 20th 2009 5:53a Arnd Koch When talking about Perl and Domino most
people (at least those who know both) probably think about OLE automation,
but there are other ways to work with it.
By useing the "Inline::Java"
Perlmodule it is possible to access the Domino / Java bindings in a Perl
script - a good combo which combines the strengths of both Perl and
Java.
Perl is very usefull especially when
you need a small tool, fast - of course it's still Java which does
the whole work, but there is no need to write a single [read] Keywords: domino
lotus
database
java
password
server
2
Lotus Knows IdeaJam has been started
Wed, Aug 19th 2009 7:53a Thomas Bahn The Lotus Knows IdeaJam has been started,
the web site is online, there are 31 ideas already (in this moment):
http://lotusknows.ideajam.net/
Chris
Miller has created a great new
aggregator for the Lotus Knows campaign:
http://lotusknows.idonotes.com/
Ed Brill had announced the campaign
in his Blog
last week and described, what this is all about:
Yellow Day 2009: Register now for next
week’s "Lotus Knows IdeaJam"
http://www.edbrill.com/ebrill/edbrill.nsf/dx/yellow-day-2009-regist [read] Keywords: lotus
noteslotus
ideajam
ideajam.net
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Quick Tip: @LocationGetInfo - undocumented, but useful
Tue, Aug 18th 2009 1:53p Thomas Bahn Recently I stumbled across an undocumented,
but in some cases quite useful formula language function: @LocationGetInfo.
You can access some items of the current
location document, but only some.
These calls work:
@LocationGetInfo([AreaCode])
@LocationGetInfo([BookmarksFilename])
@LocationGetInfo([CatalogServer])
@LocationGetInfo([Country])
@LocationGetInfo([HomeServer])
@LocationGetInfo([InternationalPrefix])
@LocationGetInfo([InternetMailAddress])
@LocationGetInfo([LongDistanceP [read] Keywords: dblookup
document
formula
formula language
ibm
lotus
lotusscript
notes
notes client
server
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We are OpenNTF Alliance members now
Thu, Aug 13th 2009 4:56a Thomas Bahn We are OpenNTF Alliance members now:
OpenNTF Alliance Membership Additions
http://www.openntf.org/blogs/openntf.nsf/d6plinks/SCAE-7UTPED
As members
of the OpenNTF Alliance, we are
devoted to:
Enabling groups of individuals all over
the world to collaborate on IBM Lotus Notes/Domino applications and release
them as open source.
Providing a framework for the community
so that open source applications may be freely distributed, using widely
accepted licensing terms.
Increasing the quality a [read] Keywords: domino
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lotus
notes
applications
community
openntf
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Respect
Tue, Aug 11th 2009 6:53p Bernd Hort Francie
wrote a wonderful blog
entry about "women in IT".
During the day I thought more about this topic and I have come to
the conclusion that the problem is deeper and that there is only one way
to handle this.
There is something every person in the
world has a right to, but unfortunately so many won't find out in their
everyday life. Regardless of whether you are more interested in Immanuel
Kant or in Aretha
Franklin, the one thing I talk
about is respect.
Many people walk through lif [read] Keywords: wiki
SnTT: OnChange-Event for fields in the Notes Client
Thu, Aug 6th 2009 12:52p Bernd Hort The OnChange event for fields is hard to spot. But if you found it
once you will never want to life without it. The event is quite straight
forward. It gets fired every time the field content is changed and the
user leaves the field. The OnChange event works for all kind of fields
including rich text fields.
Most developer think that this event
only works in the web with JavaScript because this is the default. But
if you change "Run" to "Client" instead of "web"
you can select LotusScript as [read] Keywords: designer
javascript
lotusscript
notes
notes client
rich text
show-n-tell
sntt
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JavaScript: parseInt() with leading zeros
Fri, Jul 10th 2009 5:59a Bernd Hort Normally the function parseInt()
in JavaScript is quite straightforward. Given a string value it returns
an integer. But if the string has leading zeros things are getting a little
bit more interesting.
Recently we used parseInt()
in a web application to calculate the month name from the month number.
The month number was stored as a string with leading zeros due to sorting
reasons.
parseInt("07") returned
as expected 7.
But parseInt("08")
returned NaN,
which means that the string could n [read] Keywords: javascript
application
google
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SSL Certifcate with 2048 key length on a Domino 7.0.3
Fri, Jun 26th 2009 3:55a Bernd Hort Lately I had to set up a Extended
Validation SSL Certificate on
a Domino 7.0.3 server. You know that kind of SSL certificate which let
the address bar on the browser glow in this friendly green. I just created
the "Server Certificate Admin" database on the server, generated
a new key and went to the website of the service provider to apply the
certification. (Andrew
Pollack has a nice presentation
"Creating
an SSL Certificate for IBM Lotus Domino"
in his blog.)
To my surprise the service pro [read] Keywords: admin
domino
ibm
lotus
template
database
server
wiki
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SnTT: Performance considerations for Instr
Thu, Jun 11th 2009 10:52a Bernd Hort I had to learn the hard way that are big differences in using the LotusScript
function Instr case-sensitiv
or case-insensitiv. With big differences I mean something like 900 times
slower using the option "case-insensitive, pitch-insensitive".
If the text to search is small you won't
hardly recognize any difference at all. But if the text is getting bigger
you might feel the difference. For the example where I measured a 900 time
slower execution time I used a quite long "Lorem ipsum" text
(55 [read] Keywords: lotusscript
show-n-tell
sntt
application
JavaScript in the Notes client causes crashes
Mon, May 11th 2009 10:53a Bernd Hort In blog entry SnTT:
Show number of remaining chars
I use JavaScript to show the number of remaining characters for an text
field in the Notes client.
As I had to discover now, this technic
may cause the Notes client to crash.
The crash is reproducible, if - while
closing a document - the input focus is still in the field, for which the
remaining characters are shown. But even if through QueryClose the focus
is set to another field, there are still crashes sometimes. [read] Keywords: document
javascript
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sntt
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NotesHound and concurrent Notes installations
Sun, Feb 15th 2009 7:50a Thomas Bahn NotesHound
(http://www.noteshound.com/)
is an inexpensive collection of useful tools from Ken Haggman and Daniel
Lehtihet. We have mentioned the NotesHound Class Navigator, which is sold
seperately for some time by now,
in some conference sessions and recommended it strongly for OOP developers
in Lotusscript.
In SnTT:
Installing and running Notes R5, 6, 7 and 8 concurrently
we described in details, how you can install different versions of Lotus
Notes on one machine in a way, you can even sta [read] Keywords: lotus
lotusscript
notes
notes client
R5
sntt
interface
oop
Press: assono in Businessland, edition 02.2008
Mon, Jan 5th 2009 10:55a Thomas Bahn In June 2008 there was an
article
about us in the German
edition of Wirtschaftsland.
As we just got to know, this article has been chosen to be translated and
published in the English variant of the magazine - Businessland.
This is a magazine that covers science, business and technology in Schleswig-Holstein.
The article is titled "World-renowned
software specialists".
Its tenor is still quite favorable and positive, but we'd translated some
phrases a little bit different.
assono means "s [read] Keywords: nd
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Lotusphere 2009 - We'll be there
Fri, Dec 19th 2008 8:52a Thomas Bahn Again we'll be at Lotusphere, and again
we'll host a Birds-of-Feather session about OOP in Notes and Domino:
BOF213: Object-oriented
Programming in Lotus Notes and Domino - Present State and Future Directions
Session date
Wednesday, 2009-01-21
Session time
7:00am - 8:00am
Session location
Swan Hotel, Macaw 2
Speakers
Thomas Bahn, Bernd Hort
Session description:
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in
Lotus Notes and Domino currently means LotusScript for most developers.
Who uses OOP [read] Keywords: designer
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ibm
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lotus
lotusphere
lotusphere2009
lotusscript
notes
xpages applications
java
oop
server
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7 Things IT Managers Should Know About Lotus Notes
Tue, Dec 16th 2008 4:52p Thomas Bahn I just found (via the TLCC
Newsletter) a great article written
by Thomas Duff in the CIO
Magazine;
7
Things IT Managers Should Know About Lotus Notes
Your company might use Lotus Notes and
Domino Servers. But you probably aren't taking advantage of this powerful
enterprise application.
1. Notes is more than "just e-mail."
2. Notes and Domino is a powerful (and
open) application development platform.
3. Notes is the client, Domino is the
server.
4. Notes has a long history of backward
c [read] Keywords: domino
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noteslotus
application
applications
development
enterprise
server
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Using smbmount to mount a Windows share in Linux
Sat, Dec 13th 2008 8:51a Thomas Bahn With smbmount
you can mount a Windows share directly into a Linux file system. Particularly
when you have a virtual machine (VM) with a small, self-expanding hard
disc storage file, you don't need to copy big files, like the Domino server
installation archive, into the VM.
Under (K|X)Ubuntu you have to install
the smbfs
package first.
sudo apt-get install smbfs
To mount a file system, you need an
empty folder, you can create with:
sudo mkdir /media/transfer
Then you can call smb [read] Keywords: domino
archive
linux
password
server
vm
ubuntu
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SnTT: Is database design hidden
Thu, Oct 23rd 2008 5:50a Bernd Hort The other day I had to find out whether the design of an database
application is hidden. Unfortunatly there is no property in LotusScript
for that. In the end DXL did the trick.
If you export the design of an database
application with hidden design only the base information about the database
will be there. No single design element is listed. So just be searching
for an entry "" can be figured out whether the design
is hidden. The only false possitiv will be Notes databases
applications witho [read] Keywords: dxl
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notes
show-n-tell
sntt
application
applications
database
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IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 8.0.2 English available
Tue, Aug 26th 2008 3:48a Thomas Bahn IBM has published the English maintenance
release 8.0.2 of Lotus Notes/Domino and Lotus Enterprise Integrator (LEI):
The German version 8.0.2 should follow
on September 24 together with the other "Group 1 and 2a" languages
(and Catalanian).
Update: I've counted the chickens
before they were hatched:
(Not found on Server: ...)
Update 2: Now the files are downloading...
Source: Eight
oh Tuesday, Ed
Brill [read] Keywords: domino
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enterprise
server
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Ye118w Day: Sideshelf-enable your Notes app (without Java)
Mon, Aug 11th 2008 8:53a Thomas Bahn SaveOptions
Sub
Click(Source As Button)
Dim
newDoc As NotesDocument
'
validate input
If
Not GetBaseController().IsModelValid() Then
Exit Sub
'
create a new document and copy items
Set
newDoc = currentDB.CreateDocument
Call
uidoc.Document.CopyAllItems(newDoc)
Call
newDoc.RemoveItem("SaveOptions")
Call
newDoc.ComputeWithForm(False,
False)
Call
newDoc.Save(True,
True)
[read] Keywords: document
notes
java
7
New Hope: iPhone - Domino - push mail solution coming into reach?
Thu, Jul 31st 2008 1:52p Thomas Bahn AppleInsider reports that Apple has delivered a first rough implementation of its announced "Push Notification Service" for the iPhone to some of its developers, not directly enabling background applications, but allowing push notifications for the iPhone through a central server.
This could (!) be the missing part needed by IBM or other software vendors to create a push mail solution for the iPhone and IBM Lotus Domino.
Source: Apple seeds developer tools for background-conscious iPhone a [read] Keywords: domino
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applications
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server
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SnTT: Run Actions Continuously
Thu, Jul 24th 2008 10:50a Bernd Hort Recently I had the request to run an action continuously until the user
cancel it. In this concrete case the action was about entering reference
numbers and process them.
I tried different approaches including
self calling agents and the NotesTimer class. All these approaches had
some problems that prevented the users to work fast and continuously. At
the end the solution was quite simple. The action calls itself by sending
a simulate key stroke.
With the key stroke [ALT] + {number
of the [read] Keywords: show-n-tell
sntt
wiki
3
Nathan "Flutebox" Lee and Beardyman @ Google, London
Sun, Jul 6th 2008 6:51a Thomas Bahn Both are so incredible, so unimaginable, so awesome, jaw-dropping, stunning, fascinating... 18 minutes the cream of the crop beatboxing.
Many thanks to Caschy for the recommendation
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3kyNGVK-hI [read] Keywords: application
google
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SnTT: Create date values without time information via LotusScript
Thu, Jul 3rd 2008 4:09a Bernd Hort If date values are written to a field via LotusScript they always include
also a time value. If there is no time value it is automatically set to
"00:00:00". Normally this is okay. But if you want to display
the document in a calendar view the result could be unwanted. Because the
entry will be shown at "00:00:00". ("12:00 Midnight"
for our American friends)
The calendar view works as designed.
If the field contains only a date value the entry will be displayed above
the time slots. If there [read] Keywords: document
lotusscript
show-n-tell
sntt
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Quick Tip: Open application always in new window
Wed, Jul 2nd 2008 9:44a Thomas Bahn On Xing.com somebody asked, how to setup
a Notes client application, thus it is opened in a new windows - like the
help databases do.
There is a little trick: You only have
to set NotesHelp as the category in Database properties - Design
- List in Database Catalog - Categories.
This way, the application is opened
in a special window. [read] Keywords: notes
notes client
application
database
properties
2
ILUG 2008: simply - OOP - simply
Tue, Jun 10th 2008 8:22p Thomas Bahn I wish, I had more time... I would praise
the ILUG Conference to the skies. It really was a great conference.
But since it's about 2 a.m.... Here
are my slides (with notes) and the demo database, I showed in the session:
simply - OOP - simply slides
ILUG 2008
- simply - OOP - simply slides
simply - OOP - simply demo database
ILUG
2008 - simply - OOP - simply demo database [read] Keywords: ilug
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oop
3
Find music you like
Sun, May 18th 2008 8:04a Thomas Bahn You certainly have your favorite music
style and artists, you hear again and again. You learn about new music
from the media - radio, tv, magazines, blogs (Thanks, Chris, for your Tip
Epica , I never had found them
myself) - or from recommendations of your friends.
One alternative to come across new music
and artists, which you probably like, is last.fm.
When you enter your favorite artist
into the search field, last.fm searches for him and delivers some information
and songs:
But [read] Keywords:
5
Sametime Essentials for Sametime Supporters (and Admins)
Fri, May 16th 2008 7:00p Thomas Bahn Sometimes you discover some "unusual"
technotes, like this one. It's an introductions into Sametime about installation
and troubleshooting:
Lotus
Education on Demand: Sametime Essentials for a Sametime Support Team
Abstract
This tutorial is designed to introduce
you to the essentials required to configure and troubleshoot IBM® Lotus®
Sametime®.
Topics covered
This tutorial is a four-day course covering
the following topics:
1. Introduction to Sametime
2. Sametime Administration; [read] Keywords: administration
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sametime
community
security
server
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New version of the NSD analysis tool
Thu, May 15th 2008 7:00p Thomas Bahn Sometimes they are simply annoying,
sometimes they are quite troublesome and sometimes they prevent any further
work: Crashes of the Notes client or the Domino server.
Since version 6 (at least) NSD is running
after a crash to take a snapshot of the memory, the currently running tasks,
the configation and many, many more informations. Depending how long the
client or server had run so far, the log file written can easily be 10
MB and more in size. Certainly, you might open it with a good text [read] Keywords: domino
ibm
ldd
lotus
notes
notes client
noteslotus
nsd
database
server
2
Quote of the day
Thu, May 15th 2008 4:46p Thomas Bahn "You can sell everything, when
something is in vogue. The problem is to make it in vouge.", Ernest
Dichter
(Original in German: "Man kann
alles verkaufen, wenn es gerade in Mode ist. Das Problem besteht darin,
es in Mode zu bringen.")
If one would apply this on Lotus Notes/Domino... [read] Keywords: domino
lotus
notes
wiki
SnTT: Kölner Phonetik - better than Soundex?!
Sat, May 10th 2008 4:27a Thomas Bahn The Kölner Phonetik (Cologne Phonetics?) is a phonetical algorithm, which
assigns words a string of digits from 0 to 8. Similar sounding words get
the same string assigned, thus it's possible to find similar sounding words,
e. g. names in a list. It's like the Soundex algorithm, but "tuned"
for the German language. It was published 1969 by Postel.
@Soundex is a function implemented in
the formula language and is used e. g. in the Domino directory to look
for similar sounding names (see first [read] Keywords: domino
formula
formula language
lotusscript
sntt
php
2
Performance basics for IBM Lotus Notes developers
Fri, May 9th 2008 11:46a Thomas Bahn I wanted to recommend some posts in
Andre
Guirard's Best
Practice Makes Perfect blog, and
the current post is very recommendable, again:
Performance
basics for IBM Lotus Notes developers
He links to a 24 pages whitepaper,
he wrote about the following subjects:
General principles
Database-level performance considerations
Formula performance
Form design
ViewsCode
Testing
Use Profile documents
Other awesome postings are:
@Dbfunction
caching strategies
Querypaste,
a popular misconception
Mult [read] Keywords: formula
ibm
ldd
lotus
notes
database
profile
JAX 08: 5 rules for a better software architecture
Wed, Apr 23rd 2008 12:27p Thomas Bahn Alexander von Zitzewitz
5
Regeln für eine bessere Architektur
(5
rules for a better software architecture)
Your most frightening enemy: the Dragon
of Complexity
Erosion of Architecture - Dragon
Fire
Architecture erosion is quite a known
problem
System knowledge and skills are not
evenly distributed
coupling and complexity grows faster
than system size. When you realize it, it is often too late.
Unwanted dependencies are created without
being noticed.
Management usually doesn't care ab [read] Keywords: java
php
6
JAX 08: 5 rules for a better software architecture (Update)
Wed, Apr 23rd 2008 12:16p Thomas Bahn Alexander von Zitzewitz
5
Regeln für eine bessere Architektur
(5
rules for a better software architecture)
Your most frightening enemy: the Dragon
of Complexity
Erosion of Architecture - Dragon
Fire
Architecture erosion is quite a known
problem
System knowledge and skills are not
evenly distributed
coupling and complexity grows faster
than system size. When you realize it, it is often too late.
Unwanted dependencies are created without
being noticed.
Management usually doesn't care ab [read] Keywords: java
php
6
JAX 08: 20 Basic Concepts of Software Architecture
Wed, Apr 23rd 2008 5:45a Thomas Bahn Markus Völter:
20
Grundkonzepte der Softwarearchitektur
(20
Basic Concepts of Software Architecture)
Concepts
Atomic
Combinable
Technology Neutral
Describable Named
(Patterns, Laws, Principles)
Modularize
Procedures, Classes, Components, Services,
Users Stories
Encapsulate
Private Members, Frameworks, Facade
Pattern, Components, Layers/Rings/Levels, Packed Data Wrapper
Contracts
Interfaces, Pre/Post Conditions, Protocol
State Machines, Message Exchange Patterns, Published APIs [read] Keywords: application
eclipse
exchange
exchange
java
linux
php
xml
5
JAX 08: Groovy, a successful dynamic language for the JVM
Wed, Apr 23rd 2008 5:24a Thomas Bahn The Dynamic Languages Day, which is
part of the JAX
08, starts with a session about
Groovy:
Guillaume Laforge:
Groovy,
a successful dynamic language for the JVM
What's Groovy
Syntax
Groovy APIs
What's new in Groovy 1.5
Domain-Specific Languages
Integration of Groovy in custom apps
Groovy is Java-like and intregrates
seamless with Java; you can mix both, same strings, regex, APIs, OO, threads,
security etc.
It's fully oo, Closures, Properties,
Operator overloading, Multimethods, GPat [read] Keywords: application
applications
eclipse
integration
java
office
oracle
php
properties
security
sql
xml
2
JAX 08: Ruby - Programming Language of the Future
Wed, Apr 23rd 2008 5:24a Thomas Bahn Stefan Tilkov:
Ruby
– die Programmiersprache der Zukunft
(Ruby
– Programming Language of the Future)
Why Ruby?
it's different
it supports growth
it's expressive
it's concise
we can afford it
Rails!
it's fun
Quick Intro
Type system: dynamic, strong, implicit
interpreted (mostly...)
very dynamic
strong metaprogramming support
purely object-oriented
code examples...
loops
lists and operations on lists
hashes
comparison von Java code and Ruby code
to sort an array by lenght [read] Keywords: community
java
php
properties
python
vm
2
JAX 08: Keynote - The Future of Enterprise Java
Tue, Apr 22nd 2008 5:22a Thomas Bahn Live from the first day of the JAX:
Rod Johnson, SpringSource:
The
Future of Enterprise Java
Does enterprise Java have a future?
Third answer: "No one will date
a Java Programmer"
Java market is not shrinking and still
huge in comparison to e. g. Ruby.
Still growing, but there are strong
competitive threats, and Java hasn't fully delivered on its promise, yet.
Forces for change
Current trends
Introduction to Java EE 6
The market scenarioTechnology
forces
Six predictions for the [read] Keywords: ibm
application
community
competitive
enterprise
java
microsoft
oracle
php
profile
server
websphere
xml
2
Security vulnerabilities in Lotus Notes file viewers
Sat, Apr 12th 2008 9:02a Thomas Bahn The component to view file attachments
has stood out for security issues quite some times. Now there is another
one: some more buffer overflows. Again! One might ask, why their aren't
using software to find this kind of problem in advance using some of the
newer programs built for exaclty this task...
Possible workarounds:
wait for the next release...
order the hotfix
deactivate the viewer component (or
parts of it)
Details and source: Potential
security vulnerabilities in Lotus Notes file [read] Keywords: ibm
, lotus
, notes
, security
9
Noteshound Class Navigator now separately available
Wed, Apr 9th 2008 9:54a Thomas Bahn Everybody attending one of our conference
sessions about object-oriented programming (OOP) in LotusScript, knows
that we recommend one tool for this kind of development work: the Noteshound
Class Navigator.
It works differently than Craig
Schumann's (Teamstudio) Script
Browser: it operates only on the
currently open design element - most times a script library - but it works
very fast and supports object-oriented programming very efficiently.
One disadvantage of the Class Navigators
was [read] Keywords: domino
, lotus
, lotusscript
, script library
, development
, oop
29
LotusScript: CopyToDatabase screws up NotesDocument.Responses
Fri, Mar 28th 2008 5:15a Bernd Hort Some time ago I really liked to work
with response documents in Lotus Notes. I appreciated the way to show the
direct relation between documents. Recently I didn't used them as much
because in some circumstances they are not flexible enough. Now that I
found this strange bug my trust in the response hierarchy is gone.
In an application the main document
should be copied including all the response documents. Using NotesDocument.CopyToDatabase
and NotesDocument.MakeResponse it was no big deal. [read] Keywords: agent
, document
, lotus
, lotusscript
, notes
, application
, bug
, database
3
ILUG 2008: We'll be there
Wed, Mar 5th 2008 5:04p Thomas Bahn Some minutes ago I got the confirmation
that our session has been accepted. We are pleased to present the following
session at ILUG
2008:
Simply - OOP - Simply
Session abstract
Do you have objections to objects? Haven't
you visited classes about classes? Is abstraction still too abstract for
you? Don't you use methodic methods and proper properties?
Then come to this introductory session
about object-oriented programming (OOP) in LotusScript, where you can learn:
- why delegation might [read] Keywords: ilug
, lotusscript
, development
, oop
, properties
10
Java: Option -jar ignores classpath
Wed, Mar 5th 2008 3:34a Bernd Hort This one costs me some headaches. To prevent others from suffering
here are the details.
Let's start with an explanation of the
option -jar calling java.exe. If in a project there are several classes
needed, those classes could be packaged together with the ZIP file format.
Normally the resulting file gets the extension JAR. To let the Java interpreter
know which class to execute this JAR file contains a text file called Manifest
with the main class specified. So with
java.exe -jar MyProjec [read] Keywords: agent
, notes
, application
, database
, google
, java
3
IdeaJam - a great idea
Thu, Feb 28th 2008 9:33a Thomas Bahn Yesterday I mentioned IdeaJam in my
blog post. And speaking from the devil... (German saying) Today I
got an email about the idea behind and what IdeaJam has to offer:
IdeaJam is a place where people can post and share their ideas, and gauge
the marketability, popularity and viability with input from others. When
an idea gets posted, others can help promote or demote the idea and provide
comments. Popular ideas will bubble to the top. Make your opinion count.
Greetings from the IdeaJ [read] Keywords: ibm
, ilug
, lotus
, community
, email
, ideajam
, profile
, widget
3
Lotusphere 2008 Podcasts download helper
Sat, Feb 16th 2008 10:06a Thomas Bahn All Lotusphere 2008 attendees should
have gotten notifications by now, that they can download the session recordings
as mp3 files, in an email with subject "Accessing Lotusphere 2008
MP3s".
As Jim Knight stated in the second comment
for Lotusphere
MP3 site, screenshot. Bulk downloader possible?
in the IdoNotes
(and sleep) blog by Chris Miller,
you must enter your password in UPPERCASE!
But downloading more than one or two
of the podcasts can get quite time consuming, since it involves a lo [read] Keywords: lotusphere
, lotusphere2008
, lotusscript
, application
, archive
, email
, password
3
Lotussphere 2008 - OGS in 60 seconds
Wed, Feb 6th 2008 11:48a Thomas Bahn See how many announcements IBM has made
in this year's Lotusphere OGS (Opening General Session), they nearly don't
fit into 60 seconds:
Lotusphere
2008 opening general session ... in 60 secondsHochgeladen von lotuspherevideo
Source: Lotusphere
2008 .... in 60 seconds, Ed
Brill [read] Keywords: ibm
, lotusphere
4
Phyllanthus axillaris - only pretended to pretend
Tue, Feb 5th 2008 6:19p Thomas Bahn After seeing these fake CD covers in
so many blogs (e. g. Viktor
Krantz,Nathan
Freeman, Ben
Langhinrichs, Chris
Whisonant), I decided to try one
myself:
Rules and source: http://www.inverty.com/albumcovers/albumcovers.html
I think, I had some luck with my texts
and the picture.
Wikipedia's
random article, first article:
Phyllanthus axillaris
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllanthus_axillaris
Random
Quotation, last four words of
the last quotation:
To pretend, I actually do th [read] Keywords: wiki
9
From Microsoft Outlook 2008 to IBM Lotus Notes 8
Mon, Feb 4th 2008 5:53p Thomas Bahn I found in Alan
Lepofsky's blog a post about a
little tutorial, which should make it easier for people with some Outlook
knowledge to get into Notes 8. But it can be interesting for Notes beginners,
too, and offers a quick (15 minutes) introduction into using the Notes
client.
You find the course here: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/idc/N8150/index.htm
Source: http://www.alanlepofsky.net/alepofsky/alanblog.nsf/dx/outlook-to-notes [read] Keywords: ibm
, lotus
, notes
, microsoft
, outlook
All texts form Notes - including error messages
Tue, Jan 22nd 2008 6:16p Thomas Bahn Last December Paul Mooney posted this
entry in his blog:
"Customise
ALL the client error messages for Notes".
Among other things, he offers a database developed by Bill
Buchan and Julian
Robichaux, which gets all text
strings of the Notes client in the currently configured UI language using
a C api function.
But this database allows only for one
language at a time. I've extended it with a language field and thus made
it possible to store more languages concurrently.
For people using a no [read] Keywords: acl
, lotus
, notes
, notes client
, template
, database
6
SnTT: Configuration documents - fast and reliable
Tue, Jan 22nd 2008 6:00p Thomas Bahn To store
the configuration of Notes applications, there are to obvious possibilities
and a third, not so obvious one, combining the benefits of the other alternatives,
in two variants:
First alternative: profile documents
For this method you create one or more
forms, but no views. To create configuration documents you use @EditProfileDocument
instead of @Compose. To access stored values use @GetProfileField or NotesDatabase.GetProfileDocument.
The main advantage of this approach
is per [read] Keywords: dblookup
, document
, forms
, notes
, sntt
, application
, applications
, database
, profile
9
SnTT: How does replication work
Mon, Jan 21st 2008 9:38p Thomas Bahn In der Notes/Domino-Forum
von Xing
wird ein Problem
bei Feldreplikation im Cluster
beschrieben. Das möchte ich zum Anlass nehmen, den "Mechanismus"
Replikation einmal gründlicher zu beleuchten.
Startet ein Notes-Client oder ein Domino-Server
eine Replikation mit einem (anderen) Domino-Server, so wird dort zunächst
nach einer Notes-Datenbank mit der gleichen Replik-ID gesucht. Die Replik-ID
einer Datenbank findet man im 2. Reiter der Datenbank-Eigenschaften: [read] Keywords: domino
, notes
, sntt
, server
OOP in LS: MVC in Lotus Notes
Sun, Jan 13th 2008 1:31p Bernd Hort The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern has its origin in Smalltalk. It
describes a principle for developing graphical user interfaces. The core
idea is the separation of the domain classes from its presentation.
The pattern has three components
Model - the domain class
View - presentation
Controller - user interaction
The advantage of this pattern is that
the domain class has no knowledge about their presentation. By that it's
possible to change the presentation without any changes at [read] Keywords: agent
, lotus
, lotusscript
, notes
, script library
, integration
, oop
, server
SnTT: Installing and running Notes R5, 6, 7 and 8 concurrently
Sat, Dec 29th 2007 7:13p Thomas Bahn Martin Vereecken posted in his blog
BizzyBee’s
BizzyThoughts an entry about Notes
8 and Notes 7 coexistence. This
reminded me, I wanted to write about this subject myself. This year. No
Thursday left. So this got a "Show-n-Tell Thunday".
There is a saying here: A picture tells
more than 1000 words:
What do you see? It's Notes R5, 6, 7
and 8 Standard running concurrently on one Windows machine, and side by
side the Notes Client, Domino Designer and Administrator of each version
- no [read] Keywords: admin
, designer
, domino
, ibm
, lotus
, notes
, notes client
, R4
, R5
, sntt
, microsoft
2
Lotusphere 2008 - We'll be there III
Fri, Dec 21st 2007 3:51p Thomas Bahn As
promised I post some more details
about our BoF session:
BOF109: Object-Orientated
Programming (OOP) and Frameworks in LotusScript
Session date
Tuesday, 2008-01-22
Session time
7:00am - 8:00am
Session location
Swan Hotel, Egret
Speakers
Thomas Bahn, Bernd Hort
I hope for many attendees: So
much better will be the discussion! [read] Keywords: lotusphere
, lotusscript
, oop
2
My third article in THE VIEW
Thu, Dec 20th 2007 4:44a Thomas Bahn After a quite long pause, my third article
will be published soon: in the January/February 2008 issue of THE VIEW:
Boost your Web users' productivity:
Three more advanced AJAX techniques you can apply to Domino Web applications
From the content:
Increase user productivity and free
developer time with three advanced, practical AJAX-enabled features for
Domino Web applications. Automatically log details of JavaScript errors
to the Domino server; monitor a view for any new documents and kee [read] Keywords: domino
, javascript
, lotus
, ajax
, applications
, database
, server
2
Lotusphere 2008 - We'll be there II
Sat, Dec 8th 2007 9:53p Thomas Bahn In the meantime the timetable for the
sessions has been published:
Object
Oriented Programming with Lotusscript – Take It To the Next Level
Session abstract
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in
LotusScript is a powerful, yet underestimated tool. Starting where ordinary
introductions end, this session will guide you into the depth of OOP in
IBM Lotus Notes and OO design prinicples in general. We'll show you how
to build a flexible framework for OO development in LotusScript, which
im [read] Keywords: ibm
, lotus
, lotusphere
, lotusscript
, notes
, application
, development
, oop
4
SnTT: Starting Batch Files with Program Documents
Sat, Dec 8th 2007 6:15p Thomas Bahn At the :
Susan
Bulloch did a session named "Server
Maintenance Toolkit" about how to keep your Domino servers running,
how to automate the necessary maintenance task and how to prevent errors
before they occur.
In the course of the session, one question
occured:
Can program documents start Windows
batch files?
My definitiv answer is: "Yes, they
can." But not directly.
The little trick is to call CMD,exe
with the /c parameter followed by the complete file name and path of the
ba [read] Keywords: document
, domino
, lotus
, notes
, sntt
, updall
, database
, server
2
ADMIN2007/Lotus Developer2007 Europe: It's over
Sat, Dec 8th 2007 4:47p Thomas Bahn The
and
are over now.
It seems, I was lucky
not to travel home with some of the other speakers. On the other hand,
I "lost" my camera on Tuesday. Just coincidence?
As always, the dual-mode conference
was great and enlightening. The staff did an incredible work (again!),
the venue was well chosen (but a little bit expensive),
the speakers were the "usual suspects" and the
sessions stuffed with invaluable knowledge and experience.
But then, this conference was special,
at least for [read] Keywords: lotus
2
ADMIN2007/Lotus Developer2007 Europe: Second Day
Tue, Dec 4th 2007 4:36p Thomas Bahn The second day at the
and .
Today, I did my session
Leverage Design Patterns to Develop
Highly Maintainable Lotus Notes Solutions
The original title was: Design Patterns
for Notes Developers - then came marketing...
In my session I mentioned these two
tools, which are quite useful in OOP in Notes, because you can navigate
directly to classes and methods:
fast: NotesHound: www.noteshound.com
free: Teamstudio Script Browser by Craig
Schumann: www.teamstudio.com/support/scriptbrowse [read] Keywords: composite
, lotus
, lotusscript
, notes
, applications
, development
, interface
, java
, oop
2
ADMIN2007/Lotus Developer2007 Europe: First Day (Update)
Mon, Dec 3rd 2007 6:52p Thomas Bahn Another fantastic day at the
and .
Today my schedule included the
Keynote Address
by Kevin Cavanaugh, Vice President for
Messaging and Collaboration Lotus
When Good Replicas Go Bad
by Rob Axelrod, Technotics (right picture)
Disaster Recovery and Domino Made
Easy
by Chris
Miller, Connectria (picture in
the middle)
Troubleshooting Server Crashes and
Deciphering an NSD
by Paul
Mooney, Blue Wave Technology and
Franziska
Whitlock, Wave Technology (left
picture)
and
Advan [read] Keywords: collaboration
, domino
, lotus
, notes
, notes client
, nsd
, interface
, server
7
SnTT: Add database from different servers to workspace
Sun, Dec 2nd 2007 3:51p Thomas Bahn Today I've attended a Jumpstart session
by Andy
Pedisich at the ADMIN2007
Europe conference.
Along a lot of other really useful stuff,
tricks and best practices, he showed us a Excel sheet, he developed years
ago, which he uses to add databases (with the same file name and path,
like log.nsf) from a lot of servers to his workspace. Essentially,
he opens the servers view in his Domino
Directory,
selects the servers,
copies the selection as table,
opens the excel sheet,
pastes the server [read] Keywords: domino
, formula
, notes
, sntt
, database
, workspace
4
IBM Lotus Sametime 8.0 published
Fri, Nov 30th 2007 8:18a Thomas Bahn IBM has published the new version 8.0
of IBM
Lotus Sametime yesterday:
Adam
Gartenberg has summarized the
essentials in his blog: Announcing
Lotus Sametime Standard 8 and Lotus Sametime Entry 8
Source: Sametime
8.0 ships today!, Notes
from Lotus Support [read] Keywords: ibm
, lotus
, notes
, sametime
2
Lotus Notes 8 videos
Thu, Nov 29th 2007 5:13a Thomas Bahn YouTube
user MChvany
has published some Lotus Notes 8 videos:
IBM
Lotus Software "Notes Domino 8"
Other videos of this user:
IBM
Lotus Software "Tired of Feeding the Machine?"
IBM
Lotus Software "r u ready?"
Impressive! [read] Keywords: domino
, ibm
, lotus
, notes
, noteslotus
IBM Lotus Connections 1.0.2 Quick Start Guide is Pilot install
Mon, Nov 19th 2007 7:56a Thomas Bahn The Quick Start Guide for IBM Lotus
Connections 1.0.2 with the product code C15XXML offered for download is
quite huge with 1.5 GB:
Unfortunately, it isn't a Quick Start
Guide at all, but the Pilot install (code C15XYML). The files are absolutely
identical.
Thus: Save your time and money by
not downloading C15XXML!
Update 2007-11-24: The real Quick
Start Guide can be downloaded now - with about 1.2 MB somewhat smaller
than the first [read] Keywords: connections
, ibm
, lotus
2
IBM Lotus Connections 1.0.2 available
Sun, Nov 18th 2007 5:12p Thomas Bahn As Ed
Brill had announced
earlier this week, IBM has made
version 1.0.2 of IBM Lotus Connections available.
New is e. g. the support for the Domino
Directory (and more operating systems, browsers, ...).
Furthermore there are plug-ins for Lotus
Notes, Lotus Sametime, Microsoft Office, Windows Explorer etc.
IBM added a REST/Atom standards based
API.
The new "Pilot" install enables
a very easy and fast installation.
Outch, a Quick Start Guide with 1,5
GB?!?!
Information about this ver [read] Keywords: connections
, domino
, ibm
, lotus
, notes
, sametime
, microsoft
, office
, social software
2
DNUG Autumn Conference 2007
Sun, Nov 11th 2007 12:10p Thomas Bahn Tomorrow we'll go to the DNUG
Autumn Conference 2007, Maritim
Hotel Bonn (DNUG = German Notes User Group).
This time we were invited to present
you two technical session in the development track:
Objektorientierte Programmierung (OOP)
in LotusScript - Der nächste Schritt
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
in LotusScript - The Next Step
Tuesday, 2007-11-13 at 14:30 - 16:00
in hall Schumann
Description
(German only)
Entwicklungsmuster für Notes-Entwickler
Design Patterns for Notes Deve [read] Keywords: domino
, ibm
, lotus
, lotusscript
, notes
, applications
, development
, oop
Lotusphere 2008 - We'll be there
Mon, Nov 5th 2007 4:06a Thomas Bahn Today, we've got the message, that our
session proposal has been accepted:
Object Oriented Programming with
Lotusscript – Take It To the Next Level
Object-oriented programming (OOP) in
LotusScript is a powerful, yet underestimated tool. Starting, where ordinary
introductions end, this session will guide you into the depth of OOP in
Notes and OO design prinicples in general.
We'll show you how to build a flexible
framework for OO development in LotusScript, which implements the Model [read] Keywords: lotusphere
, lotusscript
, notes
, database
, development
, oop
2
Separate RSS feeds for German and English
Fri, Oct 26th 2007 8:09p Thomas Bahn As a service for our non-German readers,
we have created separate RSS feeds for German and English:
German RSS feed with excerpts:
http://www.assono.de/blog/stories.xml?OpenAgent&lang=de
German RSS feed with comments:
http://www.assono.de/blog/comments.xml?OpenAgent&lang=de
English RSS feed with excerpts:
http://www.assono.de/blog/stories.xml?OpenAgent&lang=en
English RSS feed with comments:
http://www.assono.de/blog/comments.xml?OpenAgent&lang=en
Please upd [read] Keywords: xml
