Lotus Notes tips presentation
Tuesday, June 27th, 2006Alan Lepofsky has created a presentation with several of the tips from his IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Hints and Tips blog. Be sure to check it out!
Alan Lepofsky has created a presentation with several of the tips from his IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Hints and Tips blog. Be sure to check it out!
IBM is hosting a First Look Web Conference on June 23 where Sametime 7.5 will be presented.
[via Mikkel Heisterberg]
The second tutorial in the Hello World series has been posted on developerWorks: “Hello World, Part 2: Rational Application Developer”.
The tutorial “introduces you to IBM Rational Application Developer and highlights some of its basic features. It includes practical exercises that show how to create a Java application, create and invoke a Web service, and create [...]
Ed Brill is having a roll call for all IBMers reading his blog – so if you are an IBMer and you are reading Ed Brills blog then make yourself heard.
A tutorial for Rational Web Developer has been published: Visualize with Rational Web Developer. This tutorial will introduce you to “building, testing, and deploying Web, Web services, and Java applications” and show you how to “create a Web service, create a JavaServer Faces page, and link that page to a Service Data Object using the [...]
The 2006 Rational Software Development Conference is taking place these days in Orlando, Florida – and Kelly Drahzal from IBM Rational is blogging live from the conference.
[Via Andy Piper]
Joachim Dagerot has published an article on developerWorks on using AJAX to manipulate Lotus Notes documents. From the article introduction:
Giving users instant feedback instead of the time-consuming page reloads they’re used to is simple when you use Ajax. Discover how a view and an agent can help you build Ajax-driven applications and learn how to [...]
A very detailed troubleshooting guide to Domino server performance has been published on the IBM support pages. The guide takes you through CPU, memory, disk, and network performance issues and recommendations.
A 5 minute demo of Hannover – the future of Lotus Notes – is available.
[via Ted Stanton]