Добрый день! Планирую переход на Domino 8.5.2 64 разряда на новое железо. Сервер HP ProLiant DL380g7. Есть несколько вопросов по совместимости: 1. Какую версию SLES предпочтительно установить SLES10 SP3 или SLES11 SP1? 2. На сайте IBM в дистрибутивах есть 32-х разрядная версия для Linux xSeries и 64-х разрядная для Linux zSeries. Соответственно xSeries для DL сервера? Где здесь 64 бита? 3. На старом сервере установлен Trendmicro ScanMail for Lotus Domino 3.1. Версия 32 битная. В настоящее время существует 64 битная версия 5.0, но только для Windows 2008. Возможно ли установить 3.1 на Domino 64 бита? Спасибо.
Агент для выполнения процедуры в 1С. 1С стоит на сервере, на машине 1С не установлена. Агент запускается сервером кусок скрипта
Dim s As New NotesSession Dim agent As NotesAgent Set agent = s.CurrentAgent Dim db As NotesDatabase Dim doc As NotesDocument Set db = s.CurrentDatabase Dim mdoc As NotesDocument Set mdoc=New NotesDocument(db) mdoc.Form="ICExport" mdoc.begin=now Dim BaseDir As String Dim TempDir As String Dim UserName As String Dim UserPass As String Dim ConnStr As String Dim Conn As Variant Set aObjV8 = CreateObject("V81.ComConnector")
При запуске агента руками, процедура выполняется. При запуске по кнопке пользователя в которой agent.RunOnServer(doc.NoteID) Lotus ругается на последнюю строчку. Ошибка в логе
Agent '1CExperTest|1CExperTest' error: Operation is disallowed in this session
This is one of those blog entries I hope will help future Googlers. Probably not worth a read by my regular readers - although there is perhaps something to learn within.
Flash player 10 introduced a new Framework called Text Layout (TLF) which lets you edit and display Rich Text in Flex.
TLF came in really handy on a project I worked this year, which let students create and save posters with their own photos and text in.
The text part of the Flex-based poster-making application is a RichEditableText component which has a toolbar above it - allowing them to change font style, face and colour in the TextFlow element it contained.
Everything worked well until, being kids, they had a go at creating rainbow text -- where every subsequent word is a different colour, which broke it.
Here's a very simple example of how it broke the editor. Notice the rich text has one word in red. Now press the second button below it, which says "broken". The whitespace surrounding the word in red is stripped out.
Either scripts and active content are not permitted to run or Adobe Flash Player version 10.0.0 or greater is not installed.
The button exports the TLF-based XML from the editor and then re-imports it straight back in.
<p><span>Click here to start</span><span></span><span color="red">editing</span><span></span><span>your poster</span></p>
Notice the spaces have been added in to span elements of their own.
Round-Tripping With a Server
The above workaround is all very well but it's not as simple as adding a line or two of code.
Here are two other gotchas I stumbled upon which meant this bug took a lot, lot longer to resolve than I'd have hoped.
If you're using SQL Server in the backend make sure the column isn't of XML data type. This will turn "<span> </span>" in to "<span />" and break it regardless of the above ActionScript workaround.
If you use an HTTPService to fetch the XML for the TextFlow of saved posters from the database make sure it has a result format of "text" (not "E4X" or "XML") as this will do the string-to-XML conversion for you before you have chance to apply the workaround. Cast it to XML in the result event instead, after setting the new XML settings.
I was expecting a delivery of wine yesterday, so, when it didn't turn up, I logged in to the Virgin Wines website to see why.
Here's the order tracking page. After a quick glance I noticed the Failed Delivery status due to an "Address Query" and a number to call.
Half way through the call to that number (which was the courier - not the wine company, who I had to call separately) I noticed what I'd failed to notice on first glance - there's a row above the one with the phone number in:
Had I seen that row I wouldn't have needed to waste my time making two phone calls (or writing this blog for that matter ;-)
I'm sure it's just a seasonal background they've added, but the grey on red text is a massive usability failure. Seems nobody thought about the effect of changing the background colour...
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David Taieb has released a new version
of the JAVADDIN
project. The project proposes a new way of writing server addin tasks by
using the Java OSGi programming model. The new
release contains the following
functionality (more in the ...
The latest release of the XPages Extension
Library comes with a Controls
documentation. Phil Riand describes the new documentation
and his plans in the release
notes: <<
Expand the XPages-Doc.zip file into
its own directory and launch ...
The www.OpenNTF.org site receives over
250,000 page views on a monthly basis from tens of thousands of Lotus developers
around the world. OpenNTF is one of the most trafficked sites on the web
for Lotus Notes and Domino developers. OpenNTF.org has two ...
Ever deleted a Calendar Entry by mistake? There does not appear to be a way to recover from this, and especially with a customer appointment, this can lead to missed meetings, and revenue!
Often, many people in an organisation can not only see, but control content in other peoples calendars.
I think that there should be a Calendar Trashcan, were I can go and check for accidently deleted Calendar entires.
Deleting a bunch (or even a single) document from Mail can be tediously slow compared to other email clients. Not sure how others do it quicker, but here is one suggestion for Notes.
When a change to a view occurs, Notes must always trigger a view update on the server then synchronously receive the updated entries.
When talking about changing data, this is a necessary round-trip, but when just deleting documents, the UIView should be able to safely assume that the call to the server will succeed, and just update the UIView immediately while the transaction with the server occurs asynchronously.
If the transaction fails it can be dealt with appropriately. This could be extended to a general view option "Pre-emptive view update" or something like that.
UK
Lotus Business Partner Intec Systems Ltd.
has recently joined the OpenNTF Alliance and here is what they have to
say about OpenNTF: "Intec is proud to join the OpenNTF
Alliance. For development and administration we have utilised the ...
A tool called Lotus Notes Diagnostic is available from an IBM FTP server. This tool can be used to analyze NSD and other files resulting from a Lotus Domino server crash, hang, or performance issues.
An administrator can deny a user access to the IBM® Lotus Notes® Traveler server. To delete a specific device from the Lotus Notes Traveler: 1. Run the following command: tell traveler delete device ID username Note: The device ID is case sensitive. To completely remove a user ...
When you create a meeting the start and end times are in 12 hour format by default. You would like the start and end times to be displayed in 24 hour format.
Lotus Notes 8.5.2 introduces a Notes preloader for the Windows platform that can be run at OS startup. The preloader allows for faster Notes client startup by preloading some required Notes libraries when the OS is started.