Although we were stumped for a while, we finally found a hack that makes it possible, sort of.

Read this DominoPower article.

Chris Toohey was asked if there was a way to call a Windows OS application via a Lotus Notes Client XPage. He offers an alternative method of accomplishing the call.

Ulrich Krause has posted his slides from a presentation at AdminCamp 2010 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The slides are in German though there are enough diagrams and English phrases to make them useful even if you don’t know German.

Mick Moignard wasn’t able to find an answer for the folder limit, but he’s posted information on other quirks of Traveler on the iPod and iPhone.

Bilal Jaffery would like to know if you are going to attend a Lotus Developer Summit. They’re scheduled in IBM Innovation Centers around the world. They’re FREE. Bilal has posted a list of dates and locations for October and November. And the sessions are free.

Stephan Wissel says every project of "size" has a set of parameters. In XPages he advises creation of a SSJS script library for these parameters. He’s posted a small sample to show you how it works.

Tommy Valand found a workaround for the problem he was having in dojo. He’s posted the solution in case you run into it.

Bob Balfe has posted a replay of Chris Miller’s webcast on Eclipse Features, Plug-ins and how they work in Notes. The video runs about 77 minutes.

Ed Brill has posted some information on a new Redbook residency. This time it’s for administrators and looks at getting Domino, Sametime, LDAP, and QuickPlace working together.

Dave Hay is working with Lotus Mashups 2.0 but is getting some message about space not being created correctly. He’s even followed the advice in Technote 1419828. It’s still not behaving. He’s wondering if anyone else has run into this problem.