Mikkel Heisterberg was having some problems with a project using the consumer and provider services in Domino. He discovered a MessageContext class that solved the problem. He’s posted some code and a link to the original post.

The IBM User Experience Research team would like your help. They’ve posted a short survey to get your feedback on how LotusLive works for various tasks.

Well, okay, it will be in Melbourne March 29 and 30, so it isn’t quite here yet.

Frank van der Linden’s customer would like calendar entries to display in a stand-alone app for easy access. If you know how to make this work, Frank would like to hear from you.

Stuart McIntyre apparently missed a page of documentation on Connections. It seems that it’s really very easy to disable the Widgets tab, if you know where to look.

IBM Business Partner We4IT is sponsoring a third XPages Development Contest on OpenNTF. You have until June 3 to submit your open source project.

Mat Newman uses the findings from panagenda’s MarvelClient Analyze to marvel at the lack of control a Notes Admin might actually have over their environment. Mat has provided a link to pangenda.

Per Henrik Lausten has posted some directions, code, and several links for more information on creating managed beans in XPages.

Some new features in the Notes client, and the exciting news of the Notes browser plugin.

Read this DominoPower article.

Dave Hay ran a TDI script only to get an error message. It took him a few minutes of sleuthing to discover what he’d done wrong.