Mikkel Heisterberg used Trust Association Interceptors (TAI) in Websphere Application Server (WAS) with IBM Connections. Now the customer is upgrading to Connections 3.0.1 and WAS 7. It took a little while for Mikkel to figure out how to make it work.

John James read about the TLS vulnerability and wondered how it affected Domino. He’s posted his findings and a way for handling the issue.

Rasmus Bauck keeps getting this error message, "Can’t find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle". So far, he hasn’t been able to track down what it means. He’d like to hear a solution.

Miguel Calvo uses EML files with Domino frequently. The files can be opened in Notes, Outlook, or another EML reader. The downside? The files, and any attachments, are not indexed by Domino.

Mat Newman offers a way to stop users from sending messages to hundreds of co-workers without approval using Domino Mail Rules.

Jake Howlett explains how to use HTML, instead of JavaScript or CSS, to control the look of input buttons. He’s provided some code and a working demo.

On October 6, 2011, The LotusUserGroup and Admin 2011 Europe will host a webcast on Notes and Domino 8.5.3. Speakers will include Ed Bill, Jason Dumont, Pete Janzen and Jan Kenney.

Thomas Duff has posted eight new openings for Notes and Domino professionals.

GSX Solutions announced the general availability of its GSX 360 solution providing delegation of standard service requests for IBM Lotus and BlackBerry Enterprise Server via template-driven request processing.

David Marko offers some observations on why Domino Designer slows down during XPages development. He offers two situations where things really bog down.