About this article Just before the holidays, we ran the first part of this article -- Why Notes and Domino are often misunderstood -- by everyone's favorite Senior Technical Editor, Mick Moignard. With Lotusphere upon us in just a few short weeks, both of these articles are important food for thought. Here, then, without further ado, is the second part of Mick's important discussion.
What can we do about negative misconceptions? If you start on the standard objections that we've all tried before, you'll likely not get very far.
But, depending exactly on your organisation, there's quite a lot that can be done -- or at least tried, especially these days, with so much pressure on costs and efficiency.
Having this nice feature since Connections 2.0 (AFAIK), I don't see any reasons why this doesn't exist in Quickr?
We have Blogs. We have Wikis. We have Forums. As long a place/blog/wiki is open to the public (at least as anonymous reader), social bookmarking makes sense, I guess...
Now we are getting more and more applications on XPages using the same theme, we can somehow group these applications together into an 'application suite'.
However the domino blog template is still based on traditional Domino design principles, so this will make it time consuming for customers to modify this DB so it can use one of the themes on a Domino server.
It would be much easier if the Domino Blog template would be based on XPages and let is use a common theme on the server.
The Domino XPages framework has capabilities to provide a simple navigation structure to link applications to each other.
This post differs a bit from the linked idea, since for step 1 I would like to have a simple interface.
Declan Sciolla-Lynch has released a
major update to his fileSendr
project giving the administrator
of the system the option to integrate into the Amazon S3 cloud for storage
of files. Declan describes in his
blog the new functionality. Here
is a ...
In case the Lotus Notes/Domino Out Of Office (OOO) does not work properly, IBM Support has provided a diagnostic tool to troubleshoot the most common problems that can be encountered. How do you use the OOO diagnostic tool?
For each new database to be created in Lotus Notes/Lotus Domino, the administrator must individually enable the database property, "Use LZ1 compression for attachments". Can this property be set automatically?