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Бюллетень "Lotus Notes CodeStore" No 82 от 2008-09-29


Рассылку ведет: Программист на Lotus NotesLotus CoderВыпуск No 82 от 2008-09-29
рассылка о программировании на Lotus Notes/Domino
Обсуждения на форумах, блогах. Примеры программного кода на LotusScript,@formula, Java

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Ребята, помогите, пожалуйста новичку.
Необходимо настроить lotus notes просто для отправления и получения почты.
При этом используя не domino, а серверы pop.mail.ru и smtp.mail.ru.

Проблема в том, что письма принимаются, но не отправляются.
В сводке репликации выдается ошибка "Не удается найти путь к серверу. Проверьте сетевое подключение."
Видимо он ищет домино, но в конфигурации клиента и параметрах расположения везде указано не использовать домино.

Подскажите, пожалуйста. в чем может быть проблема?
Версия программы 8.0.
Извените не знаю как сформулировать грамотно, но надеюсь будет понятно. Сервер Domino 6.5.4. Пользователи имеют только WEB доступ к серверу. Каждое утро виснет сервер, вернее виснет только та его часть которая отвечает за предоставление информации по WEB интерфейсу. Пользователи не могут отобразить\получить документы с сервера, в тоже время я используя для соединение клиент Notes свободно, без всяких тормозов, просматриваю эти данные. Как можно разобраться в проблеме? Как выявить причины проблемы?
Добрый день!

Появилась необходимость настройки архивации почты с сервера на сервер.
Для этого настроил политику (Explicit),создал документ Program c параматрами lo compact -a mail
Однако в логах на сервере - источнике видим :

29.09.2008 04:06:44 Archiving documents from mail\user.nsf (user)
29.09.2008 04:06:46 Error archiving documents from mail\user.nsf: You are not authorized to use the server on remote server
29.09.2008 04:06:46 Compacting mail\user.nsf (user)
29.09.2008 04:06:48 Compacted mail\user.nsf, 0K bytes recovered (0%)

то же самое при попытке запуска данной команды с консоли :

29.09.2008 10:04:48 Error archiving documents from mail\user: You are not authorized to use the server on remote server

Однако, если убрать политику архивирования, то архивирование и сжатие запускается (если настроено в клиенте - с сервера на сервер)
Буду очень рад если поможете мне с решением данной проблемы

Все сервера - LD 6.5.4
Все в одном домене
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Tips. Советы

We mentioned Recent Contacts in a previous post.. It's a great feature that keeps track of the people that you collaborate with and uses that list to help you address e-mail and calendar invitations.

Hopefully by now I've convinced you to take XSS seriously?! If so then you're probably keen to see what the solution is. Let's see shall we.

The basic premise is that all field values submitted as part of your Domino web forms must be inspected for any potential attacks. And I mean all fields. As I showed on Wednesday even hidden and/or computed fields could be vulnerable.

How you filter the field depends on its type. For normal Text fields where you don't expect or want HTML then you need to remove all HTML. This is just a case of replacing all angle brackets (< or >) with either &lt; or &gt;. Job done. For fields where you want to allow HTML entry it gets a whole lot more complicated.

You can either use a "tag whitelist" or "tag blacklist" of HTML tags you either want to allow or remove, respectively. It's probably easier to maintain a whitelist, which might include the following subset of HTML tags:

a, b, blockquote, br, caption, center, col, colgroup, comment, em, font, h3, h4, h5, h6, hr, img, li, ol, p, pre, s, small, span, strike, strong, sub, sup, table, tbody, td, tfoot, th, thead, tr, tt, u, ul

If you do decide to use a blacklist then here's a taster of the kind of thing to look out for. All of these tags can be used in malice:

link, iframe, frame, frameset, object, param, embed, style, applet, meta, layer, import, xml, script, base

Once you've removed/replaced all the tags you don't want (while deciding what to do with their content) you then have to look at the inner attributes of the tags that remain.  Here's a sample of a "attribute whitelist".

abbr, align, alt, background, bgcolor, border, cellpadding, cellspacing, cite, clear, color, cols, direction, face, font-weight, headers, height, href, hspace, leftpadding, loop, noshade, nowrap, point-size, rightpadding, rowspan, size, span, src, summary, target, title, toppadding, type, valign, value, vspace, width, wrap

If you use a blacklist then you need to look for any event-related attribute such as onclick, onmouseover etc. All of which can do considerable harm.

Nothing is ever easy though is it. Even if you've removed the potentially naughty attributes the actual value of the normally safe ones can in turn cause harm. Consider a user entering the following HTML:

<img style="xss:expr/*XSS*/ession(alert('XSS'))">

Both the tag and the attribute are in our whitelists so it might get past the filter on the first pass. Howeve, in IE, this innocent-looking bit of HTML can execute JavaScript code.

For all the attributes you do allow you need to examine their actual values for naughty code. In the example above it's not even as simple as looking for the word "expression" in the value. You first need to strip it of comments and whitespace and make sure your search isn't case-sensitive. It all gets very complicated. Take a look at this extensive list of possible hacks to see just what we're dealing with.

As yet I've not finished work on the code for the filter needed to prevent XSS attacks. Even when I do I don't know if I'd be willing to bet money on it being 100% effective and don't even know if there's a filter out there that is.

What has surprised me is that there doesn't seem to be an existing Java library that will take a String input of HTML and make it safe (while formatting it and correcting errors). You can bet Ruby on Rails and PHP have effective filters, but I just can't find the Java equivalent. While I work on rectifying that you'll just have to wait. I hope you're not a sitting duck in the mean time ;o)

I'm keen to get it done as I'm well aware I need to apply the code in more than a few places on this server!

When I'm happy with the code I'll make it available for testing/download and describe the approach I've taken to implementing its use in Domino in more detail.

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Author: Henning Kunz
Tags: Domino Exchange Coexistance
Idea:
Company acquisitions happen, that's fact. The chance of having 2 different messaging and collaboration systems is above zero. That's fact too. But it's not a must to migrate one system into the other, in neither direction.
 
So if one takes into account that there are drivers beside company politics you could start thinking about,
minimizing direct costs (short and long-term), minimizing the loss of effectiveness ( a mail client change hits every single user), the existing collaborative applications and often forgotten the deepness of integration needed for the employees to better collaborate within the new organization. It doesn't make sense to migrate a 10.000 user system because 100 people need to do freetime lookups and encryption.
 
So let's discuss about coexistence scenarios.
Topics are:
Maintaining unique namespaces
Mail routing
Freetime Lookup
Sign and encrypt mail traffic
Existing collaborative applications
Access rights
Does it affect my Blackberries
Coexistence light
Coexistence Tools: whats's on the market, what's possible, what's not.
 
The focus in this session will not be politics and arguments. It will be: "what do you really need and how can it be done in a coexistence scenario without trying to migrate everything." Exspect Thomas Lang an me showing Slides and Demos.....
 

Author: Chris Fickett
Tags: Quickr ical calendar
Idea:
I would like the ability to subscribe to a Quickr team calendar and display it in another iCal complaint application like Notes 8.5 client.

Author: Chris Fickett
Tags: Domino ical calendar
Idea:
I would like to subscribe to my Notes calendar from another iCal compliant application, (i.e. Apple iCal).

Author: Dale Dean
Tags: mail Lotus Notes Auto Reponse
Idea:
Include an agent to auto respond to received emails (external and internal). It could be similar to the Out of Office Agent or something as simple as the email signature option.
This would help admins a lot, s we would not have to ask a developer to create an agent.
 

Author: Dale Dean
Tags: sessions lotusphere admin developer Domino server Notes client
Idea:
Provide sheets with suggested session paths to take for those who are aimed at one particular product or goal.
Ex: Certification, Quickr, Sametime, Administration, Development, Archiving, etc.
 

Author: Paul Hudson
Tags: ls09 accessibility design web2.0 website
Idea:
Do the new Web 2.0 technologies in Domino 8.5 excite you? Are you planning to turn all your web applications in dynamic Web 2.0 websites?
 
If like me, the answer is a big yes, do you also share my concerns about the accessibility issues we might be introducing into our systems?
 
If you’ve answered yes to both questions, then come along to this session and help start the discussion improve the way we work with Lotus products to improve the experience for all our users.
 
 
(I've also suggests a BOF for like minded designers who want to push the accessibility agenda with Lotus)

Author: Jamie Magee
Tags: performance administration development ls09
Idea:
ABSTRACT: Administrators and developers usually work only in their respective worlds, but performance is one area where collaboration can get you a HUGE boost. Come watch administrator Francie Tanner-Whitlock and developer Jamie Magee work in concert to tackle topics such as: sizing server hardware against application needs, view indexing strategies, data archiving, configuration settings, agent profiling, and tools such as DDM, PerfMon, and NRPC monitoring. There is plenty of cross-level knowledge for both administrators AND developers, including what questions to ask of the other to make servers and applications perform in tune and end up with happy end users.
 
HISTORY: For three of the past four Lotuspheres, Kevin Marshall and I have done a popular session on Application Performance Tuning. It did well, and even earned top ranked feedback a couple of times. I still update and present various versions of this topic for developers around the US and Europe, including at five major events this year, as it has tremendous value to developers. But increasingly, the content has slowly evolved toward a blend of both developer and system administration knowledge.  This is because, in reality, performance tuning is a collaboration between the two.  This session provides a different angle on these popular topics, focusing on the synergy between a developer and an administrator in live performance tuning of common issues.
 
SESSION INFO: Past performance topics at Lotus conferences fall into either the administrator or the developer realm. Yet there often remains outstanding questions as to whether a given performance problem warrants a development fix or a server configuration change. This session is the debut of performance best practices presented in a dual administrator / developer format. For example, server hardware is often sized based on an admin's 'guesstimate' without adequate consideration to/knowledge of the types of applications running on those servers. This session supplies the necessary tools, tricks and questions to ask to adequately size your server's RAM, CPU, and storage, as well as know when add hardware vs fixing application designs. For when problems do surface, we'll address how to best deal with resource intensive applications from both a developer and an administrator perspective while showing before and after results. Together, these two popular speaker/consultants offer performance best practices in a practical and tangible way that all developers and administrators can relate to.
 
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
 
Jamie Magee
Jamie is a Director of MartinScott Consulting and a Domino consultant based in the Washington, DC, area. Since 1994, he has specialized in making Domino applications faster at dozens of organizations, work which won him e-Pro Magazine's Apex award for Lotus Services. Jamie has presented dozens of sessions on application performance tuning for Lotus Advisor, The View, Lotusphere, and various international Lotus user group conferences. Jamie is also the creator of the award-winning Lotus add-on products: WirelessMail for Domino and the NoteMan Toolbar for Lotus professionals. Jamie likes to travel, is learning guitar, and is captain of a two-time national championship adult kickball team.
 
Franziska Tanner-Whitlock
Born and raised in Switzerland, Francie came to the US for six months as a nanny. The next 15 years had her practicing as a systems administrator, instructor and speaker with a focus on improving systems, processes and teams through best-practice knowledge transfer. She is the Technical Solutions Director for Wave Technology Inc., based in Anguilla, British West Indies, and works primarily with any Lotus, Websphere and third party products.  In her spare time, Francie enjoys the beaches of Anguilla, singing in the shower, and spending time with her four kids.
 

Author: Devin Olson
Tags: Lotusphere2009 accessibility notes domino xpages
Idea:
Adding support for Impaired users is no longer just a "nice thing" to have. The various legal requirements, your personal moral issues, and the bottom dollar costs versus benefits reinforce the need to support Physically and Visually Impaired Users. This session will help you to understand what exactly is meant by the terms “Physically Impaired” and "Visually Impaired", the legal and ethical issues surrounding support, the design considerations you should make, and some development tips to make your new and existing Domino, Xpages and Composite Applications more accessible.

Author: Devin Olson
Tags: lotusphere2009 notes domino development
Idea:
You think you know what Notes can do, but you ain't seen nothing yet!
See the extreme cutting edge of conceptual designs in Notes/Domino applications. Not just outside-the-box approaches, these examples will show you how to get rid of the box altogether. Hardware integration, radical interfaces designs, and mind-bending data models will shift your thinking about what can and can't be done with the Notes/Domino platform.

Author: Tim Tripcony
Tags: lotusphere2009 notes domino development
Idea:
In addition to the commonly accepted practices that should be applied to the development and deployment of any Domino application, judicious use of certain unconventional approaches can maximize the performance of an application subjected to extraordinary levels of user activity. Discover how a shift in the way that we view Domino as an application platform can unleash its innate ability to meet the needs of an organization.

Why this should be at Lotusphere: enterprise investment in Domino is commonly under-utilized, abandoned or even avoided altogether due to a misconception about the platform's capacity to scale. Leveraging frequently overlooked strengths of the platform can rapidly increase the realization of the potential for Domino to provide significant value to the business.

Author: Yancy Lent
Tags: notes index performance
Idea:
Are your indexes blazing fast or burning a hole in your infrastructure? Learn the best practices of configuring the indexes throughout your Domino environment. Take a tour of all the different indexes, see how they work, and explore how the smallest changes can reap some of the largest performance gains. Then, tune or prune; because the best configuration is one that meets the needs of your user community.

Why?
Indexes are a double edge sword. Lack of understanding can lead to wasted CPU cycles, disk space, and increased backup times. This session will be geared towards the admin looking to extract quick and easy performance gains from their existing infrastructure. A better tuned environment leads to a happy user, customer, and… boss.

Author: Tim Tripcony
Tags: lotusphere2009 notes domino development
Idea:
Discover how to integrate Notes & Domino with all your existing technology investments and public services. Learn how Domino's flexible architecture, open APIs, extensive language support, and cross-platform strategy can allow you to interact with almost any technology you can think of, delivered to any desktop, web browser, mobile devices clients.


"Island" technologies do not meet the business demands and user expectations of today. Nothing damages the internal reputation of Domino more than a failed attempt to use it when a different technology platform would prove a better "fit". This session will focus on the built-in and extendable capabilities of Domino to provide both data integration and management services, while showcasing how Lotus Notes and Domino can communicate with other existing technology investments.

Author: Tim Tripcony
Tags: lotusphere2009 notes domino development
Idea:
Discover how you can utilize specific Server and Database architectures and remote Domino Data Management to provide secure, scalable, and feature-rich Domino Applications. Learn how you can extend our enterprise infrastructures through the creation of middleware Domino Applications and utilization of Java Servlets.


Most Domino Applications are plagued by the idea that "all functionality, data, and UI must reside in the same Domino database container". This session will showcase how - through the creation of Domino Applications that act as "conduits" or middleware solutions - we can read and manage data in single or many Domino Applications.

Author: Tim Tripcony
Tags: lotusphere2009 notes domino development xpages
Idea:
With the introduction of XPages, Domino developers face a whole new world of opportunity to create compelling applications. At the same time, many battle-tested approaches to building high-performance, scalable systems no longer apply. Learn how to design Xpages applications to maximize performance and reliability by looking at specific data layouts and code samples to leverage cross-NSF integration, scoped variables, and AJAX partial refreshes.

XPages provide us an opportunity to revolutionize how Domino is perceived as an application development platform. Making the most of that opportunity maximizes the value Domino provides to the organization and makes our jobs more fun and rewarding in the process.

Author: Thomas Bahn
Tags: lotusphere2009 error handling development lotusscript oop
Idea:
We're living in a complex world. Requirements for software are getting more and more complex. And so have our Notes and Domino applications.
But with the increasing complexity the chance of making errors grows, too. Therefore handling errors well - regardless of whether they stem from incorrect code, whether they are caused by problems with external resources or by invalid user input - is essential for healthy and successful applications.
In this session we'll show you, why handling errors is more than just logging them. We'll explain - in depth - a proven error handling strategy and the LotusScript framework, we implemented it in.
Take away a free script library with instructions, how to integrate it into your applications.

Why is this important and why should you attend (and vote) for this abstract:

Error handling is more than just printing the error and line numbers in the status bar, more than gathering and writing the some information about the error and its context into documents. Logging is an important part, but it's just the beginning.
The object-oriented error handling framework, we've developed in LotusScript, allows developers to log errors, notify users, send mails, ignore (!) certain errors and more. It is extendable by creating subclasses of the basic ErrorHandler class (design pattern: Template method) and by adding ErrorHandler objects to a central priority queue.
In the case of an error, all information about the error itself and its context is collected automatically, the registered handlers are iterated through and get a chance to handle it (design pattern: Chain of Responsiblity).
In this session we'll discuss the requirements covered, tell a little bit about the theory of error handling, explain the design decisions made, and how to use this script library in your own applications. The framework is free and open for extensions.
By the way, a German student wrote his Bachelor thesis about this subject and has contributed some ideas and code to this error handling framework, making it even better, more configurable and extendable (class hierarchy for Loggers).
 
Speakers:
Bernd Hort, Thomas Bahn

Author: Jess Stratton
Tags: ls09
Idea:
Become a User Whisperer to give your users the best upgrade experience possible!
 
If you're an admin who wants to give your users the best upgrade experience to any version of Notes, you need to become a User Whisperer! Learn techniques for getting your users more involved, tips for easing into the new version, and ways to get them excited about the upgrade. Find out how to speak the language of end users to calm their fears. Make decisions about which silent install option is right for your users and learn the array of training options afterwards (which aren't as involved as you think!). Walk away with the skills you need to properly communicate and customize your installation based on your users and your existing situation. An admin that has the full cooperation of their end user is a happy admin!
 
Why should this be presented at this year's Lotusphere?
I have been to many, many Lotusphere's, and I have yet to see a session devoted to our *real* clients as developers and admins - the end users. Administrators and end users stereotypically can't communicate - which leads to frustration on both ends. My session is designed to reduce the frustration. An admin that has the full cooperation of their end user is a happy admin! I presented a similar session like this at Admin2008 and it was very well received and got great reviews!

Author: Jess Stratton
Tags: ls09
Idea:
Admin for the Developer – Build and secure your own Domino Server Playground in one hour!
 
Are you a developer who has only worked with a Domino server already in place? Would you like to learn how to start from scratch and make sure you still end up secure? This session will teach developers who have no prior admin experience get a Domino server up and running. In one hour, learn to create your own development playground by walking through a complete install and basic configuration of a Domino server. You’ll use the Administrator client to create user IDs, and configure and secure Domino as both an SMTP and web server. Learn how to set up your firewall or router to access your server from the Internet. Finally, keep your server running smoothly by providing regular maintenance!
Why should this be included in this year's Lotusphere? Many developers don’t even realize that a Domino domain is not the same as an Internet domain – and this is something they will need to set up if they want to get their own server up and running. At the Blogger’s BoF last year, it came up that it’s OK to blog about *basic* Domino issues – there are plenty of folks out there who want and need to know the basics. It’s not always about high level technical speak! Some bloggers said they were afraid their posts were too basic, and it was discussed that those are often the most popular, most Googled, and declared most useful over time.
 
This would also be suggested as a Show n Tell Session.

Author: Keith Brooks
Tags: ls09 admin
Idea:
Gregg Eldred and Keith Brooks presenting
 
As an administrator or a developer, your job is to manage your users, their expectations, and their attitudes. Come experience all 3 sides of the story, the good, the bad and the users. On a daily basis you are asked some pointed and difficult questions. While training the users is a good idea, many organizations have curtailed or eliminated end user training. This session, using role playing and real world examples, will provide you with some tips and tricks to better educate your users without losing your composure.

Reasons:
While the normal reaction to your users' inane requests may be to show contempt, this session will provide you with some tools to leave the user feeling better about Notes/Domino, you, and your environment. We want to encourage people to see the other side, the 3rd view, that of the user's and how some attitudes hurt your reputation, impact your effectiveness, and may adversely affect your employment within your organization. We provide this under best practices because this should be how admins, and developers, work with their users and clients. Sometimes, you never know how bad you are until you see it live on stage.

Author: Ray Bilyk
Tags: lotusphere2009 ls09
Idea:
Suggested Track: Show ‘n Tell Sessions
 
Session Abstract/Description:
You’re an SMB or contractor and want others to know you exist without taking out a loan to do it, right? This session is for you! We’ll take anyone into creating an online presence from scratch. We’ll discuss picking the best operating system for them, install Lotus Notes/Domino, and review, install and configure a blog (or two) to get online fast! We will even look at ways to get your blog accessible ‘on the cheap’.

Author: Ray Bilyk
Tags: Lotusphere2009 ls09
Idea:
Suggested Track: Show ‘n Tell Sessions

Session Abstract/Description:
If you are new to Lotus Notes/Domino administration, then this session is for you! In this fast paced session, we will show you everything you wanted to know about Lotus Notes/Domino so that you can get back to work and start administering your environment like a pro. You will ‘get your hands dirty’ with the Domino Administrator client and all of its features. We will also review those very popular server console commands that you hear others talking about, but have never used yourself. We will even show you latest tools for keeping your server running strong.

Author: Ray Bilyk
Tags: lotusphere2009 ls09
Idea:
Suggested Track: Show ‘n Tell Sessions

Session Abstract/Description:
If you want to try out applications without possibly crashing your production environment, then this is for you! This hands-on session will show you how to set up a Domino environment for testing. We’ll show you how to install Lotus Notes and Domino, how to set up multiple users and how to switch between them. We’ll even show you how to properly test applications using some found on OpenNTF and how to ‘reset your sandbox’.

Author: Ray Bilyk
Tags: lotusphere2009 ls09
Idea:
I did not submit this, but want to know what everyone's thoughts were...
 
An informal survey (ok, I asked a few people) finds that many people who work with Lotus Notes/Domino also brew their own beer. This BOF (or pseudo-BOF) brings together anyone who homebrews (or wants to learn how). The idea and goal of this to share and build community and to begin a homebrew competition.
 
My idea is to hold this event at the Big River Grille and Brewing Works, which is located at Disney's Boardwalk:
Most microbreweries enjoy hosting homebrew club meetings, and I'm sure that with advanced notice, we could possibly get a tour of their brewing facility.

Author: Gregory Engels
Tags: notes.ini session best-practices ls09 lotusphere2009
Idea:
In this entertaining session you'll get introduced to some notes.ini settings you probably never have heard of. And probably don't want to hear of again. There will be settings for the admins, for the developers, the longest and the shortest setting there is, the funniest and most bizarre and the most practical too! And you will learn at least 10 ways of how to distribute notes.ini your favourite setting to the server or the notes client! Target Audience: Notes.ini editors

Author: Gregory Engels
Tags: ls09 lotusphere2009 session security development iso27002 owasp
Idea:
"Only a fool fights in a burning house" - Kang.

In this session you will learn how to attack an Domino application, so you will know how to defend your application by writing secured code. You will learn how to plan for security and how to use design features in a proper way to prevent unintentional information disclosure or being hacked. Learn about the best practices frameworks for secure web applications, and how to align your Domino infrastructure along with ISO 27002

Author: Gregory Engels
Tags: ls09 lotusphere2009 session ca security
Idea:
Prior as to start implementing e-mail encryption and certificates in your enterprise we will step one step back and learn the story of Alice and Bob who are apparently are planning some coup d'etat. After that you will be introduced to a dozen or so more actors who are also involved. Well, after that story Dave (the Domino Admin) will easily set up the Domino Certification Authority process in less than 30 minutes. As a bonus you will also learn how to use the X.509 certificates in all various fields - like signing emails, Adobe .PDF or Microsoft Office files.

Author: Gregory Engels
Tags: ls09 lotusphere2009 session best-practices linux sametime
Idea:
Thinking about moving to Sametime to Linux? Or if you about to start installing your first Sametime Server ever, why not do it on Linux? This session will cover everything you need to know to make your deployment a success - with topics covered like performance considerations, configuration tweaks, networking, shell scripting and especially troubleshooting

Author: Gregory Engels
Tags: ls09 lotusphere2009 session security hacker development
Idea:
Hacking Domino Application live! Watch and learn about the web application security "the hard way". See how easy it is to break into an unprotected Notes Database and how to protect yourself from such attacks. Learn (and see with your own eyes) how Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Code Injections, Session Riding and other old school 1337 attacks work.
Warning: this session is not for the faint of heart!

Author: Bill Marsden
Tags: lotus notes lotus domino applications
Idea:
Kerry Bio-Sciences has invested in over 100 Notes applications, including 20 business critical applications across the Strategic Planning & Forecasting, Business Development and Project Mgmt areas.

Users perceived their Notes applications as necessary, but antiquated from a data presentation and usability perspective. As process and IT owners, we tried every possible Notes and non-Notes technology solution to address this problem but were unable to make progress.

Faced with mounting complaints about delayed and incomplete delivery of information to users, we modernized our applications to present a more visually appealing and usable information interface to users with spectacular results.

Author: Bruce Elgort
Tags: xpages lotusphere2009
Idea:
Below is the session abstract submitted by Matthew White and Bruce Elgort:
 
XPages are the new web design tool that ships with Domino 8.5. In this session we will show you how we built a completely new web 2.0 application using XPages and very little else. We'll talk about why you would want to use XPages in your applications, and how they compare to classic Domino web development techniques. Join us as we walk through what design decisions you need to be thinking about before you start coding, how to use the default UI and then take it to the next level. You'll see a whole ream of development tips and tricks that we have picked up over the last few months converting applications over to XPages. But most importantly of all, we'll give you our application so that you can go home and hit the ground running with your XPages development.

Author: Eric Mack
Tags: Productivity GTD Personal KM
Idea:
PROPOSAL #2
Birds of a Feather/Community of Interest
Session Title: Getting Things Done with Lotus Notes - Making Notes Personal

Speaker #1 Eric Mack, eProductivity Specialist & Founder, ICA.COM, Inc.
Speaker #2 David Allen, President, The David Allen Company *

Session Abstract:
This community of interest will explore ways to make using Lotus Notes more productive by making it “personal.” When tools become “personal,” productivity increases and when personal productivity increases, so does the productivity of the workgroup and the organization. This interactive discussion will bring together expert and novice Lotus Notes users to share how they are using Notes for personal action and information management.

Why I think it is important that this session be included on this year’s Lotusphere agenda:
Many people currently use (or would like to use) Lotus Notes for more than just e-mail, discussion and document libraries. They see the power of Notes as a tool not only for collaboration but for self-organization and personal action and knowledge management. We believe that to truly transform an organization, a bottom-up approach to productivity and innovation works best and we would like to meet with others who share the same interest. A focus on knowledge worker productivity will round out the Lotusphere agenda helping everyone, whether individual or manager, get the most from their Notes deployment.
 
* I've invited my client, David Allen, to co-present with me. He's agreed in principle; his participation is pending confirmation of dates and a few small details. I'm honored to have David as a co-presenter and I know that he will add great value to the presentation.
 

Author: Eric Mack
Tags: Productivity GTD Personal KM
Idea:
PROPOSAL #2 -- If you like the idea, please cast your vote!
 
Birds of a Feather/Community of Interest
Session Title: Getting Things Done with Lotus Notes - Making Notes Personal
 
Speaker #1 Eric Mack, eProductivity Specialist & Founder, ICA.COM, Inc.
Speaker #2 David Allen, President, The David Allen Company *
 
Session Abstract:
This community of interest will explore ways to make using Lotus Notes more productive by making it “personal.” When tools become “personal,” productivity increases and when personal productivity increases, so does the productivity of the workgroup and the organization. This interactive discussion will bring together expert and novice Lotus Notes users to share how they are using Notes for personal action and information management.
 
Why I think it is important that this session be included on this year’s agenda:
Many people currently use (or would like to use) Lotus Notes for more than just e-mail, discussion and document libraries. They see the power of Notes as a tool not only for collaboration but for self-organization and personal action and knowledge management. We believe that to truly transform an organization, a bottom-up approach to productivity and innovation works best and we would like to meet with others who share the same interest. A focus on knowledge worker productivity will round out the Lotusphere agenda helping everyone, whether individual or manager, get the most from their Notes deployment.
 
See also: Breakout Session:
 
* I've invited my client, David Allen, to co-present with me. He's agreed in principle; his participation is pending confirmation of dates and a few small details. I'm honored to have David as a co-presenter and I know that he will add great value to the presentation.
 

Author: Luis Guirigay
Tags: samertime tivoli websphere db2 high availability lotusphere
Idea:
Session Abstract:
 
This session will show you how to use different IBM products and technologies in order to provide a High Available Sametime Deployment no matter which Sametime product you are using. We will also provide a few cool tips that will improve your performance and increase your security.
 
 
After more than 10 years in the industry, Sametime shows itself as robust and stable platform, but most of the companies can‘t afford any outage. Since Sametime is now a platform, and it involves DB2 and WebSphere, we need to show how organizations still can provide 24/7 deployments. We will show how to use WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, DB2 HADR and Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatform ( and more ) in order to achieve these goals. Also, based on our previous experience doing Sametime implementations, we will provide some tips and hints that will improve performance and security.

Author: Luis Guirigay
Tags: samertime tivoli websphere db2 high availability lotusphere
Idea:
Session Abstract:
 
This session will show you how to use different IBM products and technologies in order to provide a High Available Sametime Deployment no matter which Sametime product you are using. We will also provide a few cool tips that will improve your performance and increase your security. After more than 10 years in the industry, Sametime shows itself as robust and stable platform, but most of the companies can&lsquo;t afford any outage. Since Sametime is now a platform, and it involves DB2 and WebSphere, we need to show how organizations still can provide 24/7 deployments.
 
We will show how to use WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, DB2 HADR and Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatform ( and more ) in order to achieve these goals. Also, based on our previous experience doing Sametime implementations, we will provide some tips and hints that will improve performance and security.

Author: Scott Boyer
Tags: ls09 lotusphere2009
Idea:
Let’s face it; your code and your platform have developed an unhealthy codependency. To be sustainable, linked applications must remain independently upgradeable and they must integrate with the increasingly diverse platforms that comprise your enterprise. By leveraging SOA theory, you can achieve loose coupling between your business logic and the underlying platform while retaining strong cohesion between your applications. We’ll show you ways to upgrade and modularize your infrastructure with minimal pain and maximum impact by using Java APIs to abstract business logic from the underlying platform. We’ll also examine how Web Services can modularize each component of your intranet – permitting them to be independently upgraded and reused.

Author: Thomas Duff
Tags: lotusphere2009 closing general session
Idea:
Alton Brown as our closing session speaker was pure brillance.  It'll be hard to top for 2009, but I'd like to make the early pitch for Adam and Jamie from Mythbusters!  I'm sure there are dozens of geek myths they could put to the test on stage (and even some that might not burn down the Dolphin!).  I have no doubt that the attendees would love it.
 
Oh, and if we can get Kari Byron as part of the deal?  Sweeeeet....
 

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