Alexander Kluge says there seems to be a problem when you try to get Lotus Notes, iCal, and Google Apps to work together. He’s detailed the problem but wonders if anyone has found a fix.

This Open Mic call with Lotus Development and Support Engineers will cover databases in general, database design, ODS version compatibility, transactional logging, and more. Questions can be submitted in advance.

Warren Elsmore is offering to shoot a video, highlighting your company, if you sign up as a sponsor for UKLUG between now and the end of BLUG. He’s posted some samples to tempt you.

We’ve been using e-mail for years now. And, the dread "Reply All" button has been there for most of that time. Which has lead to any number of snafus that could probably have been prevented. This article includes a chart showing how an e-mail storm escalates.

This free, hour-long webinar on Tuesday March 15, from Apptix will provide an overview of the regulations and compliance requirements companies need to follow to achieve full compliance. Registration is required.

Cara Viktorov has posted a link for a survey about the search functionality in the Lotus and WebSphere Portal product wikis. The link is only good through Friday, so respond now.

Rasmus Bauck says that, sometimes, error messages are just weird. He uses an XPages runtime error to explain.

If you use blacklists to help filter spam, be prepared. The implementation of IPv6 could allow spammers to use individual IP addresses just once, making blacklists ineffective.

This is a new whitepaper, available as a PDF download, from developerWorks. The paper presents test results on performance with large mail files, Domino iNotes (HTTP) Server, and Domino clustering as compared to a non-virtualized environment.

Ben Langhinrichs is willing to listen to your gripes about XPages, if they’re constructive and fixable. And. He’s offering a free license for Midas to tempt you into writing up your gripe.