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Windows Desktop Search indexing notes mail

My desktop both physical and virtual is allways making people forced to leave a comment, and I can assure you that they never say “An empty desktop is an empty mind” to me. Well, lucky me I’m into computers and not old books or papers etc.
I can therfor use any search engine I like. So [...]

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Bob Balaban about the IBM workplace collaboration services

Our idol Bob Balaban posted an article last week namedUnder the Hood of [tag]IBM Workplace[/tag] Collaboration Services. I have only browsed it but find it interesting enough for my fellow [tag]Lotus Geek[/tag]s to read.
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Microsoft indexing services starts indexing your Lotus Notes mail

Today [tag]microsoft[/tag] released a plugin, add-in (or whatever they call it) will allow the local indexing service on your [tag]windows[/tag] desktop to index the [tag]Lotus Notes[/tag] mail file. This is a very good thing, I have been using [tag]Google Desktop[/tag] so far, but they don’t do the Lotus thing. So perhaps a change is in [...]

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CSS repository (CSS Configurator)

One page on my companies intranet has the not to unusual design flavour that it’s a form opened with ?readform and containing 7 years and 30 persons design/development skills. To be frank, it’s a complete mess.
Last week me and a collegue started to wrap things up in this form. However, I was the one with [...]

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Top five searchresult from google using “developerworks ajax site:ibm.com”

No, it’s not me thinking you don’t know how to search. It’s me avoiding posting a message with the sentence “test”.
Ajax for Java developers: Ajax with Direct Web Remoting

“Ajax for Java developers: Java object serialization for Ajax” (Philip McCarthy, developerWorks, October 2005): Learn approaches to data serialization in …
www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/j-ajax3/ - 72k - Cached - [...]

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700 web 2.0 sites has been reviewed and ranked. And the winner is…

SEOmoz have went through over 700 [tag]web 2.0[/tag] sites and have a web 2.0 award page.
It’s not surprising to see that Technorati won the Blog guides category. More interesting is that blummy won the Bookmarking category, followed by furl.net and spurl.net. Ma.gnolia only got an honorable mention.
In the Social Tagging category surprisingly wasn’t del.icio.us the [...]

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An article about why mobile ajax will replace j2me

Do you still think [tag]WAP[/tag] is the shit or maybe that [tag]J2ME[/tag] is the crusador for mobile applications? Then read this article that finally explains why [tag]AJAX[/tag] is much more efficient on a mobile than various J2ME products.

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A good article on SSO between Lotus Domino and some other servers.

I haven’t tried it out yet. But the How To Extend Domino Authentication For Websites, Single Sign-on and Persistent Sessions article found on Agileviews site is very promising. If anyone tries it, please let me know!
Technorati Tags: Lotus Domino, tomcat, apache, Websphere, SSO

Tags: article, domino, lotus, lotus domino, web, websphere

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Another way to get domino spell checking, this time using GoogieSpell

Vince DiMascio writes about Domino Spell Checking with GoogieSpell. It’s basically a POC of how Amir Aalihefendic’s GoogieSpell can be used to implement spell checks in Lotus Domino. I know for a fact that some of my clients would be very interested in this.

Tags: development, lotus domino, lotusscript

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Application Development Tools

I don’t recall if I ever blogged about Alan Lepofsky’s huge list over good [tag]Lotus Notes[/tag] development [tag]tools[/tag]. Many of them are well known, others are real gold corns. See the complete list at
Hints and Tips for using IBM Lotus Notes/Domino

Tags: lotus domino, tools