Gabriella Davis says the latest version of Sametime is now available for download. She’s listed some changes you should be aware of before launching your installation.

Per Henrik Lausten has posted some code to explain how to control the HTTP status code with the facesContext response object by using setStatus.

Ulrich Krause was consolidating a pair of Domino servers when the HTTP task started complaining. Since he’d set the language to "default" it took him a while to locate the source of the error.

Chris Miller felt the Lotusphere Online system was too useful to be shut down each year only to be re-opened for the next event. Someone at IBM paid attention to his complaint and the Lotusphere 2011 content will be moved to the IBM Connections community on Lotus Greenhouse.

Folks at the IBM Collaboration Solutions User Experience Blog would like to know how you use the Lotus and WebSphere Portal product wikis. They’ve put together a short survey that will be available until June 10.

Jim Casale says Wikimania is now accepting entries. The idea is to post new articles to the Lotus wikis, to keep them current. And, if you post an article, you can enter to win a prize.

Chris Toohey explains the XPages SSJS getItemValue, which is much like the LotusScript getItemValue but lets you append or prepend new values.

Ulrich Krause has posted his TimeGlider control to OpenNTF. He says the control is great for history projects and project planning.

Andy Pedisich asked you if thought it was worthwhile to run an anti-virus solution as a Domino server task. He’s now tallied the results in case you had the same question.

Serdar Basegmez has translated his slide show introducing XPages to developers, from Turkish to English. You can download a copy of the ODP file.