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Undocumented @functions Domino

I’m analysing a huge application and are running onto some interesting things, for example ” @LocationGetInfo” which I absolutely didn’t recognized and couldn’t find in the help docs. Some googeling and I found a document from IBM with this catchy phrase:“Templates that make use of undocumented items should not be used but in case they [...]

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A real cool name picker

Jack Jake over at codestore.net has done it again. This time a really cool name picker. According to his post this looks like something in facebook, if you are familiar with that thing. (I’m the last man standing outside facebook).
Link to his demo: http://www.codestore.net/apps/facebook.nsf/test

Tags: ajax, javascript, lotus domino

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Login in with just url-arguments

Today I learnt something I had no clue about was possible, how to just use url-arguments to login to a notes database on the web.
The idea is simple:
http://server/names.nsf?Login&Username=ME&Password=Secret&redirect=MyMailFile.
You can read more about it here: http://vinceschuurman.com/home/ndt4.nsf/(LUBlogContent)/200704151737

Tags: development, lotus domino, web

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Teamstudio Script browser - a gem I didn’t know about

In my current project I’m trying to tidy up som old, eight years or so, code to improve quality and performance. As with many Lotus Domino projects the applications has been patched and patched by many many developers and the coding style and implementation ways are just rediculuous. Not to mention naming standards and other [...]

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Server side redirect

We had a great get together yesterday at the Geek Meet and many technical discussions where taking place not to mention all new connections that where made. Extremely fun and very well organized by Johan Molin at E-Kakan.One small subject that came up where how to do a server side redirect from an agent. There [...]

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Feedback and comments regarding the consuming web services from Lotus Domin

Last summer I wrote the article “Consuming a web service from Lotus Domino” and it was published at DeveloperWorks, you can find the post about it here.I have received got loads of feedback and comments after the article was posted, and there’s especially two things that I want to share with you. First is a [...]

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Complete(?) list of INI variables.

I wonder if this list of INI variables finally is complete, maybe it is, until lunch…. [tag]Lotus Domino[/tag] is known for having a whole bunch of INI-settings that only the support center in Ireland is aware of. :-)

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Coding faster lookups in IBM Lotus Notes and Domino

Raphael Savir has compiled a list of tips and tricks on things around @dblookups etc. It’s published at IBM DeveloperWorks.Many of the tips was very basic, such as don’t do:
@if(@iserror(@dblookup(…);”ERROR”;@dblookup(…));
Other things where real cool, for example, I have completely missed the beuty of @eval. in his article he gives an example on how to write [...]

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Java and domino

On a clients behalf I have logged an incident involving a java agent that  performs an XSLT. When this code is running with the same java version but outside of domino it performs somewhere between 30 and 100 times faster. After some discussions with IBM I just got a reply hinting that the “JavaEnableJIT=1″ could [...]

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How to build websphere portlets if you are an old fashion domino developer

I wrote a short article about the differences and similarities between developing for [tag]websphere[/tag] and for [tag]domino[/tag]. The article can be found at IBM’s developer site: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino-portlet/

Tags: lotus domino, websphere