This one database shows ways to do many things. It's probably one of the most useful databases I've ever made available. Be sure to check it out and read the accompanying blog entries to find out about all the different things it does....
This simple little rating system uses a little CSS to give the user a visual system of rating a document out of five stars (although you can customise to as many stars as you like). Clicking a star submits an Ajax call to rate the document and feeds back to the user the updated rating. Best of all, it all works without JavaScript (and even CSS) -- it's completely accessible....
We've all heard of drop-down menus, which are all well and good. What about things you want to appear when needed on the page that aren't part of the site navigation? Use flyouts! This demo shows how. Download and see how the login/admin links on the top right of the page function....
First release of the DEXT application. Download included toolkits.nsf, which contains all the JavaScript libraries you'll ever need -- all in one central NSF file....
Отдельно на сервере устанавливается обычный ESET NOD32 для Windows 2003, подкидывается ключик с "лицензиями" и этот движок видимо использовался для сканирование. Говорю видимо, так как даже суппорт мне не смог ответить какой механизм работы данного продукта, на каком этапе происходит проверка, каким образом считаются лицензии (по всей видимости никакого подсчета не ведется). Частенько наблюдал картину, антиврус который установлен на сервере под виндой орал что обнаржил вирус в nSMTP.exe и просил разрешения удалить его или поместить в карантин.
Кроме настроек действий, выполняемых антивирусом, есть фишка , которое носит громкое название Mail Filter Setup, а по сути жалкое и убогое подобие серверных правил, причем еще и не работающее. http://forum.sysfaq.ru/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=5322
Almost a year ago I talked about how you can get Domino's UntilKey URL parameter to make its StartKey counterpart do what you'd expect it to -- return only exact matches from the first column in the view. If you had a sorted view of animals you could return all those who were Cats use a URL like this:
All's well and good and I've used the the trick repeatedly since, not knowing how I managed without it.
Then this week I was talking about using lists in the first column of a view to allow flexible lookups. Again, all was good. Until I tried to search for the last document in the view. In the example it's a car called Zonda. Type in "Z" and nothing comes back.
The bug: It looks like the UntilKey trick doesn't work on views sorted by a multi-value column. It just won't return the last document.
Just another reason not to trust Domino to give you want you want and to go you own way. For me I'll be using my Ajax NotesViewNavigator Object. No doubt there's a performance hit, but at least it does what you want it to.
I have an idea to create a Notes Domino Database that allows users to build charts quickly and easily via the Browser or Notes Client. Users indicate which database to use and which categorized view to point to and it converts the Category counts as data point.
The can choose from several chart types (bar, pie, etc), change the size of the chart, backgound color, even create drill down charts.
By using javascript you can click on a Bar chart and drill down to the next data element.
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
Dynamically builds a list of Databases on the Server ( Web Version ) Dynamically builds a list of categorized views: ( Web Version )
Future possibilities include: Multiple Charts on the same form (Dashboards) Allowing users to build queries
This is an idea for new content to be written. Do you think this is a good topic? Does this information already exist somewhere?
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.
for local databases the option to open just the containing folder would be a timesaver to navigate through your local data structure (see attached image).
How did SLL design and build their unique, highly available and extremely scalable solution for their 45 000+ iNotes-only users using IBM Lotus Domino and IBM WebSphere Application Server? What are the key elements that made SLL’s IBM Lotus Domino solution eligible for an IBM Best Practice whitepaper? This session will show you why asymmetrical mail-clustering and fully automated user management together with an IBM WebSphere Application Server solution is the way to go for large IBM Lotus iNotes-environments. The session will underline the benefits of this solution and show how SLL migrated their 45 000+ users to a new environment without any type of downtime or disturbance with the IBM WAS front end as a key infrastructure element.
Please outline why it is important that this session be included on this year’s Lotusphere agenda:
I think the following statement from the upcoming IBM Best Practice Whitepaper about SLL’s Lotus Domino-environment says it all (statement from first draft of whitepaper, executive summary):
“Based on an ingenious solution design, in combination with strong standard product functionality and a small set of specific custom changes, Stockholm Läns Landsting created, and now operates, a high performance, highly available and extremely scalable collaboration infrastructure, based on IBM software. Stockholm Län Landsting utilizes IBM Lotus Notes and Domino and IBM Lotus Sametime in combination with an IBM WebSphere high availability solution, to implement what IBM characterizes as an industry good practice installation of a feature rich and resilient collaboration environment. Serving more than 46,000 users and sustaining peek loads of approximately 20,000 concurrent users, the Domino installation at Stockholm Län Landsting represents one of the largest deployments of iNotes in the world.”
I believe that SLL have the only true “Cloud computed iNotes-solution” in the world based on IBM software? If not the only, then surely a very unique solution and a good industry/best practice solution utilizing the best of both IBM Lotus Domino and IBM Websphere Application Server to obtain highly available and extremely scalable infrastructure for iNotes. Want to give Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo a competitor using iNotes? – SLL’s solution can easily scale to these proportions and beyond.
Unfortunately, these articles still contain the Eclipse setup instructions that were required during the beta phase of Notes 8, before the Lotus Expeditor Toolkit shipped. While this setup process probably "still works", it is over complicated and is likely to put off even the most experienced of developers. While the Lotus Expeditor Toolkit setup is documented elsewhere, both in a developerWorks article and in the composite apps wiki, there is no mention of it in the above articles.
So in short, my idea is that the developerWorks editors request/allow authors to go back and update articles that were written for products or features that were in beta at the time of writing to ensure that they reflect any changes or additions made to the shipping versions.
Of late I have found that the number of technical articles and tutorials in the developerWorks Lotus zone written by IBM employees far outweighs the number written by non-IBM authors. While I appreciate the insights and detail that is offered by the people who developed the products, I often find that the articles written by non-IBMers better reflect real world problems and solutions faced by professionals who work with these products.
Case in point is the excellent XPages tutorial published recently, written by Chris Toohey.
And in the interests of full disclosure - YES, I have had my own content submissions rejected recently, and NO I am not bitter about it :)
Allowing comments to links would help bring usability to each entry. For example, someone posts a link about baking a chocolate cake. Someone else posts a comment that says "here is a link to a sugar-free choclate cake recipe". Another comment might say, "for better chocolate cakes recipes, go to gourmet.com." etc.
One thing which frustrates me to no end when traiing new admins is the lack of a basic checklist for them to follow.
The Infocenter is way too much detail for newbies and a bit misleading for others. The Quickr one for instance goes in circles about LDAP vs. Directory, Domino vs. Quickr, etc..
It would be nice to see simple checklists.
I am working on one now for Quickr with Stuart and can share it once done with some rough drafts of it.
This document provides a description of when Domino places MIME-part bodies into $FILE fields of a message. The behavior changed in Domino 6.0, but Notes.INI parameters were introduced to provide additional control over the behavior.
IBM is hosting an Open Mic conference call with Lotus Development and Support Engineers to discuss the impact of Daylight Savings Time (DST) changes in Brazil for 2008/2009. The Open Mic call is scheduled for Thursday, October 9, 2008. A IBM organizou uma ligação em conferência para uma sessão de perguntas e respostas com os engenheiros de suporte e desenvolvimento da Lotus para discutir o impacto das mudanças no horário de verão 2008/2009 para o Brasil (DST 2008/2009). A sessão está marcada para quinta-
This article describes the step by step procedure for integrating IBM Lotus Connections with IBM Tivoli Access Manager V 6.0. It is intended to help administrators protect the features of IBM Lotus Connections via the Tivoli reverse proxy solution known as WebSEAL and provide the convenience of Single Sign On using LTPA cookie mechanism.
The Lotus Notes Domino Blog template works out of the box, and provides all that is needed to get started with blogging using a "default theme": You can however edit the look and feel however you
When using the mail6.ntf or mail7.ntf template in Lotus Notes, you can delete your Inbox folder if you access your mail in WebMail. This is not possible within Notes itself.
You find that there is no option to print contact addresses from the Notes Address Book directly to envelopes. An enhancement request for this new functionality has been submitted to Quality Engineering as SPR# JBAR69HMGJ.