На этом форуме нашел ссылку но она не фачит! |#^#]>http://forum.codeby.net/?showtopic=19620|#^#]> title=IBM Lotus Notes Client 6.5.6 for Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP Russian(C120HRU) File Name: C120HRU.exe Size: 150MB ]]>http://www.sendspace.com/file/5blepf]]> - сцылка не работает уже давно походу
1. Встанет ли под XP следующее(спратано под темой 6.5.6 Fp2 см. форум): title=IBM Lotus Domino Server 6.5.6 for Windows 2000, 2003 English(C99HWEN); title=IBM Lotus Domino Server 6.5.6 Fix Pack 2 for Windows 2000/2003(C16VSEN); File Name: clients_656.exe? 2. Какие приложения устанавливает файл clients_656.exe? Растолкуйте пожалуйста. Мне необходимо научится разрабатывать приложения подобные приложениям электронного документооборота. Как я понимаю придется самостоятельно освоить и установку и администрирование т.к дома за меня это ни кто не зделает. Думаю что лучше начать именно с версии 6.5x по причине того что есть книга по администрированию "Domino 5 & 6. Администрирование сервера" Кирклэнд Р. и на работе установлен сервер и клиент 6.5.3. Хотелось бы узнать мнение профи, прошедших путь изучения данного продукта IBM. На данный момент мой уровень примерно таков, Delphi+MsSql, win32-средне, сети-поверхностно.
в общем трабла в том, что при регистрации нового пользователя в поле дата создания ключа (Current key creation date) стоит дата ваще не та, например сегодня 1.10.2008, а там 20.12.2008. При этом дата на сервере стоит нормальная, с датой на компе котором я юзаю lotus admina тоже все впорядке. Не пойму в чем дело. Из за этого не могу настроить клиента юзеру, потому что вылазиет окно типа Срок действия сертификата истек.
в общем трабла в том, что при регистрации нового пользователя в поле дата создания ключа (Current key creation date) стоит дата ваще не та, например сегодня 1.10.2008, а там 20.12.2008. При этом дата на сервере стоит нормальная, с датой на компе котором я юзаю lotus admina тоже все впорядке. Не пойму в чем дело. Из за этого не могу настроить клиента юзеру, потому что вылазиет окно типа Срок действия сертификата истек.
After spending way longer than I'd hoped on it (what a can of worms!) I have a Domino form that I believe to be XSS-safe. So sure was I that I put a message on there about a (nominal) monetary reward for the first user to hack the form. Then I had a scary vision of loads of you doing it and me being out of pocket big time, so I took the message off. I'll put it back on after the "first pass" of testing in the wild.
I've tested the form against all the hacks listed here and it seemed to stand up to them well. I also tested it using the XSS Me Firefox plugin, which it passed with flying colours. Please only use XSS Me on your own local applications. DO NOT point it at codestore.net or any other website you don't own for that matter!
So, if you have some time to spare and fancy yourself as something of a hacker then see if you can get your own JavaScript code to run on this form.
Disclaimer: Last week Dragon Cotterill pointed out that I could be committing and offence by describing how to hack a webpage. I said I wouldn't lose sleep over it, but Chris Linfoot then suggested I should. Whatever your outlook I guess what I'm asking you to do is in fact to commit a criminal offence by attempting to hack the above webpage. If you don't feel comfortable doing so then I suggest you don't. Although it goes without saying that I won't press charges.
The @Command([MailForward]) function lets you place an UI document's contents into a mail memo and forward it. If you only want to forward a portion or subform of the UI document, this tip can show you how, using a LotusScript alternative.
This is one of my favourite type of tips; as it's simple to do, applicable to most of you and has great benefits for the end user.
Most of us have probably used some sort of type-ahead-drop-down-Ajaxey-document-picker at one time or another. Maybe even you're using them in all your applications.
What values do yours lookup? Maybe it's the name of other people. Maybe it's the names of products. Maybe it's place names. Whatever the user is (in effect) searching for, chances are you can make it a little easier for them by allowing them to match their search in a more flexible way.
For example, let's say you're looking for a car on an insurance website (poor example, but stick with me).
You'd maybe start by typing "For" in the lookup field. What if you typed "Must" though? Chances are it wouldn't work. Why not though?
In the example picture above you can see I've typed in "For" and as well as a couple of Fords it's showing me a Fiat called a "Forentino" (I made that name up), which could prove handy if you're looking for that car and had forgotten it was a Fiat. Either way it's nice to be able to do both.
How have I done this?
It couldn't be easier. All I did was modify the first column in the view that the Ajax looks to for matches. The formula for the column now explodes the field with the car's name in to a list of items. After making the column show lists as separate view entries I can search on any part of the name.
Here's the view the Ajax looks to:
Notice I've included the unexploded Name value in the list as well so that you still get a match when you type something like "Ford Mu".
Other Real World Uses
A car picker probably isn't the best example of its use but it's something we can all relate to. Any of you remember I used the same example in the first article I ever wrote on this site over eight years ago (Codestore's birthday is on the 9th September but it passed me by this year).
As a more real world practical use imagine how it could be used in the humble name picker. If you have a field where a user selects another user's name what do you have them type first? Should it be the other user's first name or last name? Whichever it is how do you expect the user who is searching to know that? Well, why not make it search first and last names? The formula for the first column in your "Users" view just needs to be:
Note that it's the second column in the view that is returned to be listed by the picker. No matter where in the name you find a match the displayed name is always in the same format, but the part with the match is highlighted to help you see why it's in the list.
Hope you find it useful. It's part of the DEXT app and the demo is live now. Download to follow. Although all the code is in the source. The picker (of which there are hundreds of variants) you see in the demo is a Dominofied version of this one.
A US sports presenter at a International conference, IBM might have got away with it if Bob Costa hadn't been so US centric in his presentation. It would be nice if this year's keynote is given by somebody all the audience will have heard of, or, like Alton Brown in closing session, is entertaining enough so that it doesn't mater is we know who they are.
I'd really love to see RSS/ATOM feeds provided for system databases. For example, admin4.nsf could have RSS feeds for errors and for requests pending approval. DDM could have RSS feeds for incoming events (possibly with the option to filter for certain categories, severities, or servers), and a personal feed for events that have been assigned to you.
I'm sure there's probably other system databases that might benefit from this, but those two are the ones that spring to mind.
When an organization changes names due to a divestiture, acquisition or simple rebranding, there are often issues around changing server names. Domino does not let you rename a server as you would do with an end user, you must register a new server name. Renaming servers also requires updating many additional steps, such as updating server documents, modifying access control lists, and editing group and other documents in the Domino Directory. Then there is the challenge of updating the user's desktop to reflect these changes. This session will describe all of the components you must be aware of to practice safe server renaming. We will show you how to use simple core Domino techniques to make this process effective and nearly transparent to the user community. We will also demonstrate (and give you the code for) some agents that can be used to execute these tasks, and we will introduce you to the concept of "Virtual Clustering", a methodology that will redirect mail and/or applications to a new server without any coding.
Many times the Domino Administrator is asked to enable the OOO agent for a user. I'd like to see an easy (easier?) method for the Admin to accomplish this task.
This isn't that uncommon. A user leaves the office, and then calls to have his/her OOO enabled. While you can ask that they use iNotes/VPN or some other connection to their mail file, some people will not do this. Provide, within the Administration Client or an AdminP request, a way to enable the OOO agent and allow some control over the reply-to message.
Although LOG.NSF comes out of the box with an automatic cleanup after "n" days, when you create domlog.nsf from domlog.ntf the agent to do that is disabled by default. Without paying attention, this file can quickly grow very very large. The default should be 10 days.
There are a lot of admin-features (configure dogear, removing dogears from users) built in connections, but they are only available through the unfriendly wasadmin interface. It would be awfully usefull if connections had a webadministration / configuration interface.
Chart IT 2.0 is a Notes Domino Database that allows users to build charts quickly and easily via the Browser or Notes Client. By allowing the users to create the exact report they want it saves time and money for the organization. One of the drawbacks of Lotus Notes/Domino has been its ability to create slick looking Charts from the data within a Notes Database without exporting the data to another tool. Chart IT 2.0 Features Written in Notes Easy to Use Charts are customizable. Works with any Notes Database Utilizes Notes ACL Security Requires Adobe Flash Plug-in to present Graphs Screenshots: Instructions: 1. Pick your Database 2. Pick a single Category View 3. Pick your Chart Style Screenshot of Application frameset Dynamically builds a list of Databases on the Server ( Web Version ) Dynamically builds a list of categorized views: ( Web Version ) Here is a Frame showing the saved Chart Report Same data displayed using a different chart type and background color Same Chart in Lotus Notes Client This Product is a proof of concept. Future possibilities include: Multiple Charts on the same form (Dashboards) Allowing users to build queries
This content would cover composite applications for desktop solutions that require multiple types of applications to run in a Lotus Notes 8.x collaboration environment by providing inter-communication between components. SOA composite applications deliver high levels of business services and this content covers the architecture, available tools, component considerations, administration, assembly, deployment and wiring of composite application components in Lotus Notes 8.x.
Short description: Refresh to an existing Redbook. This IBM Redbook describes the features and functionality of Workplace Forms and each of its component products. After introducing the products and providing an overview of features and functionality, we discuss the underlying product architecture and address the concept of integration.
Detailed Description: This IBM Redbook describes the features and functionality of Lotus Forms and each of its component products. After introducing the products and providing an overview of features and functionality, we discuss the underlying product architecture and address the concept of integration.
To help potential users, architects, and developers better understand how to develop and implement a forms application, we introduce a specific scenario based on a “Sales Quotation Approval” application. Using this base scenario as a foundation, we describe in detail how to build an application that captures data in a form, then applies specific business logic and workflow to gain approval for a specific product sales quotation.
Throughout the scenario, we build upon the complexity of the application and introduce increasing integration points with other data systems. Ultimately, we demonstrate how an IBM Lotus Forms application can integrate with WebSphere Portal, IBM DB2 Content Manager, and Lotus Domino.
Short description: Refresh to an existing Redbook. This IBM Redbook describes the features and functionality of Lotus Forms and each of its component products. After introducing the products and providing an overview of features and functionality, we discuss the underlying product architecture and address the concept of integration.
Detailed Description: This IBM Redbook describes the features and functionality of Lotus Forms and each of its component products. After introducing the products and providing an overview of features and functionality, we discuss the underlying product architecture and address the concept of integration. To help potential users, architects, and developers better understand how to develop and implement a forms application, we introduce a specific scenario based on a 'Sales Quotation Approval' application. Using this base scenario as a foundation, we describe in detail how to build an application that captures data in a form, then applies specific business logic and workflow to gain approval for a specific product sales quotation. Throughout the scenario, we build upon the complexity of the application and introduce increasing integration points with other data systems. Ultimately, we demonstrate how an IBM Lotus Forms application can integrate with WebSphere Portal, IBM DB2 Content Manager, and Lotus Domino.
The infocenters are good as purely reference documents - what paramaters are valid for a particular command, how do I start/stop the service etc - but they do not make good install documentation. To are too difficult to follow, provide too many options, and don't 'guide' the user through the steps required.
My primary ways to improve this would be:
1) Add far more screen shots - make it easy for a novice to see what parameters/fields they need to populate and why. Make sure the screenshots cover both Windows and Unix.
2) Whilst Lotus software is flexible and we're pleased options are available, too many options make it impossible for the new admin or even for some experts to work out the "textbook' method to achieve an action. So provide two streams of information for each task, one the fully detailed "all the options" stream, and one the basic "this is how you would do it in 50% of scenarios" or in a demo install stream. And make it clear why you would deviate from this stream.
When using the Certificate Authority process to in IBM Lotus Domino to register users, you receive the following error in the admin4.nsf: "Filename: names.nsf, Error: Did not accept new certificates because they were not issue after the current certificates"
Template Development guideline for localization consideration Avoid using concatenation string Issue: The full sentence will be tagged into the separated terms in the DGW glossary if it con
External mail is sent to a Lotus Domino 8 server. When these messages are replied to, the date and time shown are the date and time of the original message receipt, not the date and time of the reply.
In Notes, new mail appears in your Inbox on the server replica but not in the local replica. In the local replica, mail appears only in the All Documents view.