This class provides methods for XML structured data processing in Lotus Script. XML structure could be read from files or String variables and/or could be written to files or printed out as Text. There are methods which can be used to modify existing XML structure or XML structure could be built from scratch. Features added since last update: - XML transformation with XSLT - NameSpace support (not fully tested, so use it at your own risk) - DomQuery selector was re-designed Known issues - NotesStream encoding problem when running on server. XSLT dies on special characters like "āčū.." (I didn't find a nice way on how to set "utf-8" encoding for NotesStream without saving it to disk) NOTE: This version isn't backward compatible with the previous one
I'm get tired of never ending code in agents which are designed to print out HTML. There are usually tons of HTML strings which are mixed with sophisticated logic... this is a real pain in the ass for maintenance developers such as me :) This problem is not for LotusScript only, actually this is pretty common problem and I really like the way how it's been solved in other scripting languages (such as Ruby or JavaScript) - templating (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_processor). I was wondering why something similar is not available for LotusScript and then I decided to handle it and bring a new age for LotusScript developers :D As my favorite templating library for JavaScript is Mustache, great job Chris and Jan (http://mustache.github.com/) I came up with an idea to port it to Lotus script. Hope you enjoy the result as I do :)
I'm get tired of never ending code in agents which are designed to print out HTML. There are usually tons of HTML strings which are mixed with sophisticated logic... this is a real pain in the ass for maintenance developers such as me :) This problem is not for LotusScript only, actually this is pretty common problem and I really like the way how it's been solved in other scripting languages (such as Ruby or JavaScript) - templating (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_processor). I was wondering why something similar is not available for LotusScript and then I decided to handle it and bring a new age for LotusScript developers :D As my favorite templating library for JavaScript is Mustache, great job Chris and Jan (http://mustache.github.com/) I came up with an idea to port it to Lotus script. Hope you enjoy the result as I do :)
Такая схема, есть два сервера, оба в одной организации, но в разных доменах. Коннекшны прописаны, лотусовая почта ходит, но если написать на адрес, который находится в том же домене (domain.ru), но его нет в АК, то по идее Лотус должен отдать это письмо смарту, на котором алиасом он прописан и письмо уйдет как прописано в алиасе, но этого не происходит. Если снаружи приходит письмо на этот алиас или от любого юзера, который держит почту на этом сервере - все ок, но когда приходит письмо со второго сервера по лотусовому порту 1352, то на первом сервере просто выкидывает ошибку - "такого юзера нет в ак" и все.....в чем может быть дело? Оба сервера находятся в одной именованной лотусовой зоне
Есть задача мигрировать два сервера в одной организации. Я так понимаю, на версию 6.5 можно просто накатить сверху, а вот в случае миграции с версии 5 мне неоднократно писали, что нужно будет запускать неких агентов в адресных книгах, все говорят, что...
No. It hasn't a thing to do with Notes. Keith Brooks posted a link to this advertisement, and I made the mistake of opening it. Now, I can't get the image out of my head - a computer center filled with servers in HabiCases, rodents merrily dashing about. Though it would make long stints in amongst the servers more entertaining.
MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is a major improvement compared to MS Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services.
Citrix XenApp 6.0 is the first version that supports MS Windows Server 2008 R2
Because Citrix XenApp is the only Terminal Services solution officially supported by IBM, we need XenApp 6.0 support to get official Windows Server 2008 R2 RDS support.
Currently, only XenApp 5.0 is supported, which is pre Windows Server 2008 R2.
This idea is meant as tactical solution. In the long run, direct support for RDS shold be focussed.
MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services have been dramatically improved compared to older Terminal Services. There is more to come with RemoteFX (provided by Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1).
Unfortunately, IBM only supports Citrix XenApp bases Terminal Services, but even the current XenApp 6.0 version (needed for W2K8R2 RDS) is not supported by IBM.
A lot of customers want to use pure Windows RDS systems and don't want to spent extra money for Citrix XenApp licenses or don't need the extra-functionality supplied by XenApp.
Hence, we need direct support for pure MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services without Citrix XenApp.
As part of the Mobile Controls project we've contributed a new release with an image viewer control. This control allows viewing multiple images and moving between them via intuitive user gestures. For the displayed image users can also zoom in and out and ...
When composing an email, click Delivery Options above the message, and then click Advanced. In the MIME character set field, select a language character set for the message that best matches the character set used by its recipients. For example, if the message has one recipient who is using Lotus ...