Имеются почтовые базы с дизайном iNotes6. В клиенте Lotus Notes 6.5 при открытии вида Входящие - имеется кнопка "К Исполнению" (аналогично в меню "Действия" имеется пункт меню "К Исполнению").
Если открывать базы в клиенте Lotus Notes 8.5, то нет пункта меню "К Исполнению" и нет кнопки "К Исполнению"!!! Перерыл всё - не могу найти.
Помогите, кто может!
Да, если в Lotus Notes 8.5 открывать базы с 8-ным дизайном, то есть, конечно, и пункт меню "К Исполнению" и соответствующий флажок в виде "Входящие".
есть место вызова Работа, у пользователя при входе в Lotus показывает, что не выбрано место вызова Хотя в личной АК создано место вызова (оно единственное): location type: Local Area Network, Internet mail address: адрес пользователя, выбран также сервер, место расположения и домен верно Из-за чего может быть проблема? Почему при входе в Лотус сразу не выберается место вызова?
What a title. Never thought I'd say "hash bang". In fact last week I said it out loud. To a person. Little surprise that they just stared back and said "You what?"
The developer I was talking to has built a Domino-powered website that uses Ajax to load all the content. Putting aside the whys and wherefores for now, the big question I had was "How do you bookmark a page or send out emails with links to content?". Their answer: "Errm, we can't".
They asked if I knew a way round not being able to "deep link" and that's when I said "hashbangs".
What Is A Hashbang?
Here's a URL to a page on Twitter that shows the nonsense I spout my tweets:
I've highlighted the Hashbang part of it. It's the number/pound/hash sign (#) followed by an exclamation/bang sign (!).
As I'm sure you know, the # symbol in a URL signifies the start of the anchor/hash region. It's the way you tell the browser which part of the page to jump to once it's loaded.
The important point about URL hashes is that they do not get sent to the server. The server doesn't care what part of the page you want to jump to once it's been loaded back from the server.
If you loaded the above Twitter URL and looked at the HTTP traffic you'd see the browser requested a GET for "http://twitter.com/" and nothing else. The server returns the content at the root of the site. Then, in the page's "onload" event, it uses JavaScript to examine the browser's URL to see what's in the location.hash property. If it starts with an exclamation mark then it knows to use Ajax to request more from the server.
Why use an exclamation mark? I'm not sure, but I guess one reason is that it's not a legal character to use in an ID in the DOM, so it's not a legal anchor. The other reason is probably embedded in Unix/Perl geekery.
So, that's how Twitter (and a few other sites) works. When you click on other Twitter-based URLs inside Twitter it just changes the URLs hash at the same time as it sends off an Ajax request. The whole page does not reload each time.
Whether hashbangs are evil is a matter for debate and not something I want to get in to right now. What I want to talk about is how you can use them with Domino. In particular Domino sites that require the user logs in.
Using HashBangs With Authenticated Domino Websites
Hashbangs work with Domino. There's no reason they shouldn't. It doesn't matter what server you're using really, as it's all about the JavaScript.
The problems start when your Domino site requires you login. If you click a URL that has a hashbang in it and Domino asks you to login, once you've logged in the hashbang will disappear from the URL.
This happens because the Domino login form uses a hidden field called RedirectTo to store the URL to which a user is returned once authenticated and that field doesn't have the hashbang in it.
Here's the standard "custom" login form from domcfg.nsf:
Notice the RedirectTo field is "type=hidden". Remove that HTML tag so the field shows and you'll see something like this when accessing a Hashbang site that requires authentication:
See how the hashbang is missing!! You get redirected to the URL minus the #! part.
It's because the server doesn't know about the hashbang part of the URL because the browsers doesn't send that part along with the GET request.
As a workaround you can add some JavaScript code immediately after the RedirectTo field, like so:
This code adds the hashbang to the current value of the RedirectTo field. The server then returns the user to the right URL once logged in.
You might be thinking "But, this won't work without JavaScript!". No, it won't. But then neither will the whole Hashbang approach or the whole site for that matter, so it's doesn't really matter in this case.
Notice we didn't put this code in the page's onload event. Onload doesn't fire until all the images are loaded. If, for any reason, that takes longer than it takes the user to enter their credentials (maybe their browser remembers them and they just press enter) then the trick won't work. By putting the code inline with the HTML we "guarantee" it gets applied in time.
Here's what we now see:
Hey presto! Problem solved. Once they've logged in and arrived at your database (hashbang intact) you use the page's onload/domReady event to examine the URL and use Ajax to fetch the right bits.
Lotusphere itself isn't all about concepts, announcements, and products. No, no. There's so much more to it than that, and I know you want to hear about this, too.
You could say that Lotusphere is primarily about education, and given the vast amount of resources available during the week, that's a good conclusion. But Lotusphere is also about making and renewing contacts, and networking.
As we said before, collaboration is a social business, and that is about people. We learn best from people we know, and there's no better way than Lotusphere to get to know people in the Lotus world. There's plenty of opportunities for socialising after hours in the many bars on site, and not a few parties.
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Any user using Notes, Sametime, Connections, Office, OpenOffice, Symphony, TAP, Firefox and plenty of other tools (IBM or not) are offered a spell check function where unknown words can be added. Great! So, when I come with a new word or acronym, I have to add it between 5 and 10 times. What a waste of time! I have to improve my quality (word consistency) and productivity (remove duplicate actions) in the future. By no way should we target to build another dictonary on top of all the proprietary ones. We simply need to keep all these dictionaries in sync. It should simply be transparent for the user who would use the tool function of the tool he/she works with. But if technicaly impossible, other solutions can be looked at. A "single dictionary manager" that would populate all dictionaries (that stand in my machine) at once would bring tremendous productivity and ease-of-use.
Just like most organizations we started with Blackberry devices on BES servers. These servers have tables for both user and device information. When IBM came out with Traveler it was my understanding that it was supposed to be comprable to the BES servers with the exception of supporting Andoid devices.
Well, much to my dismay the Traveler server doesn't provide that much information for the device. This is rather surprising since the device has to have Traveler installed on it, syncs with the server, and gets registered.
It would be nice if Traveler could obtain the device phone number so that it can be populated in something like the NAB or a custom directory which can then be displayed in the contact card for Sametime and likely Connections.
Afterall, Lotus Notes is supposed to be a tool made for collaboration and how does it look when we have to tell a user to populate their mobile device number into their NAB or custom directory record themselves when the Traveler server should have it for us to retrieve.
Alexey Zimarev committed the international fraud and now he is under the investigation of a criminal police.
Alexey Zimarev falsified the court orders of the county court of London in order to shut down the web-sites:
http://www.alexey-zimarev.info
http://www.alexey-zimareff.info
And to steal the money.
All the evidences are published on the web-sites:
http://www.alexey-zimarev.info
http://www.alexey-zimareff.info
The difrector of Addforce Systems netherlands Alexey Zimarev is wanted by incasso for not paying around 18000EUR
In order to avoid paying, Zimarev changed his contract from the 1st Of July of 2010. And that is why Philips fired him!
All the details about the case including the copy of the court verdict could be found here:
http://www.alexey-zimarev.info
http://www.alexey-zimareff.info
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В статье приводится обзор IBM® LotusLive Meetings и рассматриваются его уникальные функциональные возможности. В других статьях данной серии эти возможности будут рассмотрены более подробно.
Познакомьтесь с методами достижения высокого уровня доступности IBM Lotus iNotes с использованием программного балансировщика нагрузки или такого оборудования, как Application Delivery Controller (ADC), в сочетании с технологией кластеризации IBM Lotus Domino.
В третьей и последней части серии статей рассматривается использование ODFDOM for Java (Open Document Format Document Object Model) для создания текстовых документов, электронных таблиц и графических презентаций.
Это вторая статья серии из трех частей. В ней подробно рассматривается структура исходного кода продукта Open Document Format (ODF) Document Object Model (DOM) for Java.
Данная статья является первой частью в серии из трех статей и представляет новый продукт Open Document Format (ODF) Document Object Model (DOM) for Java, а также сообщество ODF Toolkit Union open source community.