Всем доброго дня и с прошедшими праздниками. У меня задача: Мне надо сделать так, чтобы пользователи сами себя могли регистрировать на сайте. Как это сделать на Lotus?
А при чем тут репликация? Я же говорил о том, что "В организации /Gambol настроен Directory Assistace, которая лезет в адресную книгу одного из серверов в /Acme ..."
Нужен исключительно жирный шрифт? Unread Mark стандартный, который предлагается по-умолчанию в клиенте вас не устраивает? Вы хотите доработать почтовую базу чтобы новые непрочитанные сообщения в почтовой базе отображались исключительно жирным шрифтом?...
Дорогие коллеги и умные люди!! Помогите, как можно содать базу в Лотусе. Я начала создание базы в домино дизайнере. По лотусу совсем чайник. Подскажите как и начать разработку и создание базы. Читая ваши форумы, я думаю вы откликнитесь, и поможите. Везде искала инфу и книги, нашла только одну хоршую книгу Полякова. Плиз, помогите!!
А при чем тут репликация? Я же говорил о том, что "В организации /Gambol настроен Directory Assistace, которая лезет в адресную книгу одного из серверов в /Acme ..."
Нужен исключительно жирный шрифт? Unread Mark стандартный, который предлагается по-умолчанию в клиенте вас не устраивает? Вы хотите доработать почтовую базу чтобы новые непрочитанные сообщения в почтовой базе отображались исключительно жирным шрифтом?...
Over the new year break I discovered Adobe Flex and have fallen for it, big time. Although I knew of it's existence before, I'd kind of written it off as being "just Flash". Now I can't believe I went this long without taking the time to find out more. Although it is "just Flash" it's an amazing tool that I can't encourage you enough to take a look at.
Don't worry, developing in Flex is nothing like developing in Flash. If you've tried creating Flash movies you'll now what hard work that is. With Flex it's much easier and there are many parallels with usual HTML-based web development. The learning curve isn't very steep at all. More of a gentle slope.
What is Flex?
It's a way of creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), which are based on Flash and so packaged inside a single SWF file. You embed this file on your webpage - like a normal Flash "movie" - and there you have it - a "rich internet application".
Here's an example - a "document explorer" I've been playing with which lets you find certain documents from within the Dext database. Click the image to take a look.
Like the accounts interface I mentioned the other day it's not so much a useful application as it is a way of me getting to learn the ins and outs of Flex. What you see though didn't take long at all.
Is it the Future of the Web?
No. As I see it Flex is only really useful when creating applications. If you want to create a typical website, such as a forum, blog or other heavily text-based site (that you want Google to index) then HTML is still the only answer. If, however, what you're building is more like a typical desktop-based application then maybe Flex could make building it on the web a whole lot simpler. As ever it's horses for courses.
For every project I've worked on recently where I can see Flex might have worked I can think of at least one other where it wouldn't have.
When It Comes In Handy
My interest in Flex came about as I am currently tendering for a couple of projects where the systems are required merely to "report" on data in a database. In one case the client wants nothing more than a web-based interface to view what data is held. The interface then need to allow further sorting/filtering of the data. Custom view-building if you will. Flex is a perfect fit.
Trying to design an HTML-based layout and interface (from scratch) can take way too long and be a nightmare to make it cross-browser. That's before you get as far as choosing the JavaScript framework to use or go about finding the most suitable plugins to add - such as, say, a date picker. When you do find those plugins you then need to extract all the files and carefully add them to your project. As you must know by now web development can be a chore at times.
With Flex developing it becomes a pleasure again. You do it all from with Adobe's Flex Builder app. You can either code by hand or use drag and drop to place elements on the work area in a WYSIWYG manner. Most of what you need comes as standard so you don't need to choose additional plugins or worry about where to put the myriad files that accompany them.
Can Anybody Use It?
More or less, yes. To use a Flex RIA you'll need Flash Player version 9 or later. Looking at the stats for codestore.net it looks like 90-something % of you do. Whether this is an issue or not depends on who your user-base are.
In most cases, for web-based applications that suit Flex, I'd imagine it's a corporate environment and you know they should have it or can insist they get it if not.
What About Accessibility?
I could be wrong but, like Flash, I imagine Flex is inaccessible. If this is an issue then Flex probably isn't for you.
Is it better than Ext?
Flex and Ext are very similar. They do a lot of the same things out of the box. Personally though I've not found Ext that much fun to develop with. You need a first class degree in JavaScript to get the most out of it. Most of us (myself included) only have a second class degree. I find Ext messy and almost cumbersome. Flex feels much cleaner. I know which I'd rather use.
Ext, however, is probably a better fit for Domino. Ext allows you to embed an iFrame with a standard Domino page/form in it. You can create/edit/save documents without needing to do much to the form at all. With Flex it's a different story. You have to create the whole form in Flex code and make sure the names match with the backend form. Any new fields on the Notes form would mean recompiling and uploading a new SWF after having added the new field in Flex.
Use this LotusScript code to automatically pluralize a singular English-language noun. One benefit of the code is that Lotus Notes/Domino users will receive an alternative to generic messages like, "You have # something(s)."
Make it possible to use in-viewedit to update a column that displays multi value fields. If you select 'use multiple values as seperate rows' and you use in-viewedit then you can't determine in Lotusscript or formula at wich position in the multivalue field you are editing.
Why must we search through 168 irrelevant, ugly fonts to find the 4 that we use all the time! The Notes rich text editor needs to grow up and take a lesson from popular Word processors and either remember what fonts we use regularly or at least enable a user preference for font favorites to be pinned to the top of the list.
Reprovisioning of a plug-in that was deployed by an installed widget may occur more frequently than the catalog update interval. Also, a plug-ins that was originally installed using a widget that has since been removed may erroneously attempt to reinstall and reprovision.
The install widget option is available even when a mail or catalog document does not have focus. The install widget option should only be available when a mail or catalog document has focus.
Lotus software announced the availability of IBM Lotus Notes and Domino version 8.5 in August 2008. This major release contains both defect fixes and new features. Upgrade Central provides key resources for planning and deploying the next release of your Lotus and WebSphere Portal software. For the latest upgrade information about all Lotus and WebSphere portal software, visit the Upgrade Central page at: http://www.ibm.com/software/lotus/support/upgradecentral.
In Lotus Domino, you remove your DB2 Access Server. You cannot re-enable it and you receive an error message when trying to test access. Why does this happen?
IBM® Lotus® iNotes™ 8.5 full mode offers new features to bring more consistency between the iNotes browser-based experience and the Lotus Notes® 8.5 installed client experience. It also begins to add the same integration to external data services. In this article, the first in a multipart series, we cover the new features in Lotus iNotes 8.5 full mode and examine the Web 2.0 related features in particlar depth.
This article covers what’s new in the IBM® Lotus® Notes® 8.5 release. Lotus Notes 8.5 marks a major milestone in the Lotus Notes history and is a significant release in terms of new features, appearance, programmability, and functionality.
IBM® Lotus® iNotes™ 8.5 full mode offers new features to bring more consistency between the iNotes browser-based experience and the Lotus Notes® 8.5 installed client experience. It also begins to add the same integration to external data services. In this article, the first in a multipart series, we cover the new features in Lotus iNotes 8.5 full mode and examine the Web 2.0 related features in particular depth.
Lotus Support Technical Exchange is a series of Open Mic conference calls and webcasts where technical experts share their knowledge and answer your questions on specific technical topics.
The purpose of this collection is to provide links to a select group of documents and resources that educate readers on the items and issues to take into consideration when using the Lotus Domino 8.5 XPages feature.