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The project provides Spring integration for domino including a spring like template for domino. The client application using this template will be able to access domino backend objects via diiop connections using domino session pooling and will not have to care about domino session creating, db opens, view opens, lookups and/or recycling on any domino object. Just map the domino document to you model plain java object and you are ready...
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This simple example demonstrates the usage of AJAX for field validation on the web...
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James Dam has written up an article on Evolt.org for using AJAX for logins. The idea behind his work is to be able to process a name/password challenge in retrieving some secure data useful for the completion of a non-secure form...
« Jack Dausman » |
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Quick -- what's the difference between a server hang and a crash? More important, how do you go about fixing them? In this article, we explain how you can identify Lotus Domino server hangs and crashes, and what you can do to analyze and correct them...
« Kiran Bellari » |
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Read this article to learn how you can customize Lotus Domino Web Access to adapt to the specific requirements of your Notes/Domino data. We describe how Domino Web Access determines the appropriate scene to play for a form type, how data is reflected within the scene, and how updated data is validated...
« V. Seraphin/Shu Sia Lukito/D. DeJean » |
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When reading through the Troubleshooting Lotus Domino hangs and crashes, i found some new (for me) interesting commands...
« Johan Kanngard » |
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I've posted a slightly updated version of the ChangeFieldValue utility (I'd posted about the initial useable version in Aug 2005). This is just a little minor clean-up, and I've added the ability for one to add fields to the selected documents, in addition to modifying existing fields...
« Joe Litton » |
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What could be more useful than Lotus Notes doclinks? This tip explains how you can extend Notes doclink functionality to Microsoft Outlook...
« Felicia Sienkiewicz » |
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This sample database contains a web wervice that provides Mail functionality from the Lotus Domino server. This database uses the new Lotus Notes/Domino Web Service design feature and provides functions for reading and writing mail from a user's mail file...
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The BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Lotus Domino 4.0.3 Hotfix 4 is available for download...
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Seit einem Jahr spricht IBM vom sogenannten Workplace Managed Client, der Plattform für Anwendungen auf Client-Rechnern. Mit dem neuen Release 2.6 kann der Client von normalen Kunden erworben werden...
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Agent logging is a great feature that's been around in Notes ever since LotusScript has been around (starting in Notes R4). But it's something not everyone takes advantage of. One of the reasons (IMHO) for this is because way too much information is logged every time the agent runs, causing an overload of information to be written to your agent log, that you don't look at anyway. Logging is one of those things that you wish you had in there, but only when you need it. This tip talks about implementing what I call "conditional logging" for your scheduled agents...
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A few weeks ago, I already wrote a short note about RIM's request to connect the Blackberry to the heldesk application !!HELP!! using the new web services feature in Domino 7... After I realized that writing a web service in LotusScript is as easy as writing an agent, I began to code a few basic services like 'Create Ticket' and 'GetAllTicketsBySupporter'...
« Ulrich Krause » |
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Recently I was working with arrays in LotusScript. Each element of the list was a text string. I had a need to remove an element from the list. There are lots of different ways to do this, and here is one more...
« Breaking Par » |
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In my earlier post today, I described a problem I have, where I wanted to get the XML string of a DOM tree. I've started writing my own routine, this is what I have right now...
« Johan Kanngard » |
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I have a problem, that nor I nor any of my colleagues can't solve easily. I have several classes that are passing objects/variables between them. On of them is handling Web Service request, and parsing the responses to a NotesDOMDocumentNode via the NotesDOMParser. The NotesDOMDocumentNode is passed returned, and are used in several places to extract information. But, I need to cache the response, so concurrent request with the same parameters are sped up...
« Johan Kanngard » |
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Auf dem CCC-Kongress in Berlin hatten Ende letzten Jahres Aktivisten der Gruppe Phenoelit etliche Mängel in den RIM-Produkten vorgestellt. Research in Motion (RIM) hat nun für vier der bekannt gewordenen Sicherheitslücken in seinen Blackberry-Geräten und -Diensten Patches und Workarounds verfügbar gemacht...
« heise online » |
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The BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Lotus Domino 4.0.3 Hotfix 3 is available for download...
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Here's one last bit of offbeat code for you before the year lets out: Get Unread Docs in a View Using the Notes API
The code that is linked to above is a LotusScript class called SelectedDocsList. This class provides a way to programmatically access the list of selected docs in a view that's currently open in the Notes client (open in any tab, frame, or as an embedded view), without relying on an agent to be running against "Selected docs" in a view...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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Here's another little programming experiment for you: Managing Zip Files in Lotus Notes
It consists of a Java library I wrote called ZipFileManager, and some examples of how you can call it from LotusScript (using LS2J) in order to do things like...
« Julian Robichaux » |
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How many times have you developed a robust Notes-based application, only to realize that what you really need to do at some point is to prompt the user for a folder/directory location - not a file, but a folder...
« Lotus Geek » |
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People use Notes/Domino in all sorts of different ways, and one of the most popular is email and messaging. With that in mind, Notes/Domino 7 offers significantly enhanced mail functionality, including expanded calendar and scheduling. This article reviews some of the more important and useful of these new features...
« Goppinath Nagarajan » |
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A customer of ours has an application that involves attaching Notes databases and templates to documents for various purposes. Well, it finally happened. Someone had locally encrypted the database and attached it to the document. So nobody (except that one person) could use the attachment. So we were asked to check to see if the database/template was encrypted before the attachment was allowed to happen. This can be done through the Notes API, and this tip shows you how to check if a Notes database or template is encrypted...
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