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У меня есть база 5.8 гб, на ее основе создаю dxl файл,при его создании предварительно создается файл *.tmp, который доходит до 4 гб и дальше никак. По идеи он должен больше весить, я предполагаю, что в районе 7-10 гб. В результате dxl-файл содержит "errh: 4602: DOM parser operation failed" (вообщем пустой).
Как настроить, чтобы размер временного файла (создается Lotus-ом) не ограничивался 4-мя гигами?
Файловая система NTFS, вроде как она поддерживает файлы больше 4-ех.
В настройках лотуса смотреть или он тут не причем? Может настройки notes.ini (MEM_AddressableMem, MEM_AddressableMemSizeMB или др.)?
Подскажите пожалуйста где можно найти техническую информацию как пользователи blackberry работают с lotus domino

конечная цель разобраться как пользователи blackberry могут работать с domino cthdthjv
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Mikkel Heisterberg is pleased to see the latest fixpack includes a fix for a week numbering problem in the Notes calendar. He includes information from the SPR.

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Bob Balfe says understanding Workbench Selection and Adapters are important to working in Eclipse. He's posted links to several articles that explain these features.

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Andre Guirard was surprised when he discovered NotesNoteCollection.SelectViews didn't work as he thought it did. He's posted a couple of work-arounds to help you avoid the problem.

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Tap here for more information.

Admin2010 is back for its 11th consecutive year and covers training and education for IBM Lotus administration and management professionals; sessions cover upgrading to 8.x, DAOS, ID Vault, policies, Quickr, Connections, Sametime, and more. In Boston, May 12-14, 2010. Register before April 10 for $200 savings.

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Last week a friend (of a friend) called wanting advice on how to write a bit of software to fetch temperature readings from his log-fired boiler. What at first seemed like a bit of an odd request soon got the geek in me interested and I ended up tinkering with a "proof of concept" that led to me creating my first Adobe AIR application.

Said friend lives in the sticks and heats his house using a log-fired burner and a huge tank of hot water. Both have thermometers on them which are connected to a 1-Wire system, which is connected to his router/LAN. This device has an IP address and hosts a web server. You can use an "API" to request certain URLs, passing in the addresses of the thermometers and it returns HTML tables of temperatures.

What friend wanted was an easier way to monitor the temperatures. So I threw together a browser-based Flex app to request and parse the HTML. Although this worked locally with the test HTML I had, it didn't work for him when online.

The reason it wouldn't work is that the Flash player (when in the browser) can't access data from a URL on a server that doesn't have the cross-domain policy file on it. Because the embedded server on his device didn't have one (and there was no way to add it) I had to give up on a web-based Flex solution.

Instead I converted the Flex project to an AIR project. As the Flex code then runs from the desktop it isn't as paranoid as when in the browser and so it can request data over HTTP from servers without a policy file on them.

This was the first time I'd created an AIR app and was amazed how easy it was. If you can create a Flex app you already know how to create an AIR app. All I did to migrate my un-workable Flex attempt over to AIR was create a new AIR project, paste the code over and re-compile it.

The output from the AIR project, rather than being an .SWF file is an .AIR "package" (which has the SWF in it along with some other bits and bobs). You can then install this locally and/or distribute it to other people who have the AIR runtime installed by email or web download etc.

Here's the app running on Mac OS X (just to prove a point about it being cross-platform):

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Notice how I've made the app fixed-size and disabled the maximize button. Two things you can't do with a web-app.

Notice the pretty little transparent thermometer icon in the dock (a PNG file which I stole from Google Images). Again, not something you'd get with a web-based app.

So, what's best? Flex in the web or in AIR? I'll talk more about this tomorrow and at some point hope to have an AIR app you can install that interacts with Domino, so you can decide for yourself. As always though, it's "horse for courses".

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Marie Scott reminds us that too many administrators working on a system can foul up the time settings, especially when your enterprise crosses time zones or borders. She discusses three settings you might want to implement.

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Dave Hay has posted a note about a recall on SPR CSCT836HFL. If you've installed this hotfix, Dave has posted links to the Technote and another blog with more information.

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Frank Paolino has posted a short, 35-second, cartoon to remind you that SpamSentinel helps block spam. The shark is sorta cute.

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John James has issued a reminder - end-of-support for Domino 6.5.x, Lotus Notes 6.5.x, and Lotus Enterprise Integrator 6.5.x is April 30th. He provides links to the full list so you can check your versions.

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Following on from yesterday's post about how easy it is to create a desktop application using Adobe AIR if you're a competent Flex developer, I want to look at which is best - Flex or AIR. Before I do though, here's what the AIR app I created looks like in Windows 7:

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At the top you can see how it looks when alt-tabbing. You can also see what it looks like in the taskbar and recent programs list of the Start menu. For all intents and purposes it is an application.

The fact it acts like an application is the single biggest selling point of AIR over Flex. But let's look at each in more depth.

Before I start I just want it to be known that, although Flex is currently my preferred hammer, it doesn't mean that every requirement a customer gives me looks like a nail! I only use RIAs when it fits the requirements. Most of the time it doesn't.

Flex-Based Browser Apps

Pros:

  • Can be accessed anywhere you have a browser (and Flash player installed)
  • Easy to push out an upgrade or new version of the app without any user interaction.

Cons:

  • With Flex apps in browsers it's all too easy to accidentally close or backspace to the previous page and lose your settings/data etc.
  • User needs to remember the URL or where the bookmark to the app is.
  • Browser is paranoid. Flex can't access URLs on server that don't allow it to.

AIR-Based Desktop Apps

Pros:

  • Behaves more like how a user might expect an application to.
  • Easy to find in start menu (and when running) by virtue of its own icon.
  • Better integration with desktop and drag-drop to and from it. Easy access to file system.
  • Can open, write to and delete files on user's disk.
  • Access to secure/encrypted local SQL database.
  • No need for an internet connection (if app is non-data-dependent). Is also "connection aware" so you know when to push data back online if the user's gone offline.
  • AIR includes the Webkit HTML rendering engine.

Cons:

  • AIR apps need both the AIR runtime on the PC and the app installed.
  • No way to automate upgrades. Although you can tell users there's a new version they need to take action to upgrade and stay bug free.

Summary

I've probably missed out some key pros/cons of both but I think that's the general picture. Bascially, AIR is probably "better" but it's harder to push out new versions. It's almost worth developing and debugging in Flex and then converting to AIR once you're happy that's it's stable.

Tomorrow I'll look at when an RIA should and shouldn't be used (IMHO).

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Author: David Hablewitz
Tags: repeating meetings
Idea:
Once a repeating meeting has been made, new dates cannot be added and the meeting cannot be extended to future dates.  This is the most common reason people create repeating meetings that run on for many years into the future.
 
The chair person should be able to add additional instances to a repeating meeting after it has been created.
 
See also my idea on an alert to warn the chairperson when a repeating meeting is coming to the last instance.  

Author: David Hablewitz
Tags: repeating meetings
Idea:
One of the most common reasons people make meetings repeat for many years into the future is because they don't want someone else to book the people, rooms, or resources before they can create a new repeating meeting when the old one is done.
 
A repeating meeting should provide an alarm to notify the chairperson that the last instance of their meeting is coming up so they know to create a new meeting notice (or add instances if that feature existed)
 
See also my idea on allowing instances to be added to repeating meetings after the meeting is created.

Author: Vincent Pihouee
Tags: Sametime8.5 windows services
Idea:
Add automatically services after the install of ST 8.5 components on Windows plateform.
 
- You just finish to install your Sametime 8.5 do a reboot, and you have to figure out how to start manually your sametime because in fact it doesn't start automatically: 13 commands to start manually.
 
- It's Not really an idea but common sense for windows plateform.

Author: Vincent Pihouee
Tags: Groups Auto Populate OU
Idea:
The Auto Populate group feature in Lotus Domino 8.5 is very usefull but very limited for only 1 group: The one with all your employees by server.
 
It will be good if we can use it for /OU as well.
 
- Example:
Members of the group will be: all users using the Mail Server1 with /OU=TEST/O=COMPANY.
 

Bye
 

Author: Vincent Pihouee
Tags: Groups Auto Populate OU
Idea:
The Auto Populate group feature in Lotus Domino 8.5 is very usefull but very limited for only 1 group: The one with all your employees by server.
 
It will be good if we can use it for /OU as well.
 
- Example:
Members of the group will be: all users using the Mail Server1 with /OU=TEST/O=COMPANY.
 
Bye
 

Paul Hannan has contributed a new release of his demo application for XPages. Here is the project, here the documentation and here the direct download link. The biggest update is that this demo application can be run in Lotus Notes 8.5.1. Version ...
There is a new release of the project 'XPages Mobile Controls' available which is the project that has been used to build the OpenNTF mobile app (http://m.openntf.org). The new release works now on more devices: - iPhone - Blackberry - ...
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The error "File does not exist" scrolls continuously across the Domino server console and the error is logged to the log.nsf file. The server never specifies which file the server is attempting to access.
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Setting up domino to route mail with Black Berry Enterprise Server.
BlackBerry Support Community Forums: http:supportforums.blackberry.com BlackBerry Technical Solution Center (knowledge articles): http:www.blackberry.combtscmicrositesmicrosite.do Links to specific content collections on the RIM BB forum: Lotus Notes 8.5 articles Lotus Notes 8.0 articles ...
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