Need to web-enable some Lotus Notes client applications and don’t have Domino 8.5 for XPages?
Chris Toohey’s customer needed to create web browser client front-ends for some Notes applications but weren’t running Domino 8.5 and couldn’t upgrade right away. So Chris found a work-around that he expects to still work when they do upgrade.
Now THIS is a Notes Error
John Roling was trouble-shooting a mail database when the server console gave him a really interesting error message. It is rather humorous, if you can manage to maintain your sense of humor.
How to break Xpages . . and the new IamLUG agenda in pdf
It seems everyone was too eager to get information on the IamLUG agenda yesterday and XPages went on vacation. If you had trouble seeing the agenda, it’s now available as a PDF.
IBM WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management search
This article on essentials and best practices has just been published to the WebSphere Portal family wiki.
New course from TLCC – Developing XPages using Domino Designer 8.5
Developing XPages using Domino Designer 8.5 is a complete course, teaching students the basic building blocks of XPages. All the XPage controls are covered, including the JavaScript editor, new @Functions, and the Domino Object Model. Save $200 by ordering the course by August 7, 2009
Notes in Nine – 02 – Busting the Rip and Replace Myth
This 8-minute video with David Leedy answers the question of whether you need to rewrite all you Notes applications to use XPages.
Russian peasant multiplication in LotusScript
Tim Tripcony provides some LotusScript code for a lunchtime distraction using an old Russian method of multiplication. He provides a link to the original article showing how the method works.
What’s your best Lotus Notes tip?
Denny Russell is looking for the best end-user tips out there, the kind of tips that might make users’ days easier. He says this is something he’s working on for the Lotus community.
New article: How recreate a missing ID file without going completely crazy
This week, DominoPower editor-in-chief David Gewirtz channels Sigmund Freud as he explains how to recreate a Notes ID file. All we can say is we’re sorry. Somehow the boss has managed to mix completely inane with incredibly useful. It’s a gift. It scares us, but it’s a gift.
Read this DominoPower article.
IamLUG Sessions and Agenda posted
If you’re interested in attending the North American Lotus User Group, August 3-4, 2009 in St Louis, MO, the agenda has now been posted. Check out the scheduled sessions, look for your favorite speaker, and register for this free conference.