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rEVERSE cAPS lOCK aCTION

22.02.2010 08:57

I noticed someone in the forums complaining that the Notes client didn't have any option to reverse the case of text, and it occurred to me that it shouldn't be too difficult to write an agent or action button to do this. I've done it two ways, one to change all the text in the Body field, one to do selected text only. Here's the one to change the whole Body field. Note this assumes nobody is writing in the Kaithi alphabet, which is used temporarily to represent lowercase letters while we find and replace the uppercase letters to lowercase...
« Andre Guirard »

New Redbooks Wiki for Domino 8.5 web application development

22.02.2010 08:56

The focus of this Redbooks Wiki is to help you understand improvements in IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 as a web development platform. The primary focal point is the introduction of XPages in IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 and discussing how XPages dramatically shortens the learning curve for Notes and Domino developers. Not only do XPages now allow you to incorporate Web 2.0 features and functionality into your web applications, but XPages continue to leverage your existing Domino development skills, while intuitively incorporating new design element features.
« Ed Brill »

Multiple values in view columns revisited: the effect of column order	22.02.2010 08:55
while back I wrote about Multiple values in multiple rows in multiple columns about how to make the column values match up when you have multiple lists of values that you want to display on separate rows. These might either be from having multiple multi-valued fields, or one multivalued field with another list that you derive from it by substitution... « Andre Guirard »

Automating application memory-usage tracking in Microsoft Windows environments	03.02.2010 07:36
Microsoft Windows has many graphical tools to monitor applications' memory usage. This article discusses the possible methods for collecting process memory data and the options for automating the process, highlighting collection tools such as PsList, VMMap, and NSD. Though we focus on IBM Lotus-specific product collection, many of the techniques can be applied to any product... « Scott Hopper »

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