Per Henrik Lausten

I have exciting news! I am leaving IBM October 15 to start on my own as a self-employed consultant at PHL Consult. I will work primarily with development and administration of Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino solutions. I have been with IBM for 16 years and had almost never thought that this day would come [...]

I woke up this morning to a comment by David Jeyachandran to my blog post on Sorting a NotesDocumentCollection by multiple field values. David wanted to let me know that he is using the sort function in the Notes Reconn project at OpenNTF. That is great news – and I am happy to know that [...]

TLCC is offering a free course/tutorial on using Lotus Domino Designer 8.5. The course requires that you have Domino Designer 8.5.1 installed as the course is delivered using the Lotus Notes 8.5 client – very cool!. The course covers: What is Notes and Domino software? The role of the Notes client and Domino server Domino [...]

As stated on the XPages Blog, a new Redbook has been published on the Lotus Notes and Domino Application Development wiki on building Domino web applications using Domino Designer 8.5.1: Building Domino Web Applications using Domino 8.5.1. The objective of the Redbook is to “provide guidance on Best Practices for Domino Web Development, with emphasis [...]

Recently Chris Toohey held a contest/giveaway where the price was his review copy of the “Lotus Notes Domino 8: Upgrader’s Guide: What’s new in the latest Lotus Notes Domino Platform” book – courtesy of Packt Publishing. I have also received a review copy of the same book – and I admit: I never got to write [...]

XPages is the impressive new feature in Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5 for web application development – and will be extended to the Notes client in 8.5.1. Did you know that XPages is built upon JSF and the Dojo toolkit? For great resources and tutorials on XPages make sure to visit and learn from: The [...]

I have previously blogged about how to create a LTPA session cookie for Lotus Domino and now I am finally able to present the code for creating this LTPA cookie that can be implemented on the F5 BIG-IP platform using the F5 iRules Control Language (which builds upon the Tcl scripting language). I created the [...]

Lotus Domino uses LTPA as the authentication technology for single sign-on. LTPA involves creating a session cookie that can be used to achieve single sign-on across several servers. LTPA can also be used in combination with a reverse proxy to authenticate users at the reverse proxy and then be able to forward the authenticated user [...]

I recentry upgraded a Lotus Domino server to 8.5 and installed Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5 – and the upgraded Domino server was up and running with Traveler loaded within two hours!  Potential mobile clients could then connect and install the provided Traveler client software. However, I do not own a Nokia S60 device or a [...]

The Lotusphere Comes to You program has been announced so if you did not attend Lotusphere 2009 then here is your chance to see and hear some of the highlights! Ed Brill will be visiting Denmark on March 17 in Århus and on March 18 in Copenhagen. Furthermore Ed will participate in a user group [...]