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SAI made easy

Chad Scott  |   |  Tags: administration cluster domino  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (8)
Several years ago I got a call about a problem with some relatively unburdened servers that had low Server Availability Indexes (SAI). At the time, there really was no simple documentation on how to set this appropriately to yield the desired SAI, so a common...
from Blog: Chad Scott

One more blog, who cares?

Sjef Bosman  |   |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (35)
Apparently, someone does care. Someone's frantically counting Notes blogs, and this one might just be the 200th one! Now wouldn't that be great? Lots of cheers and all that stuff, but the only reason I do it is the prize that comes with it. I plan to write...
from Blog: What's cooking?

Lotus Notes 8.0.2 is Gold

Roland Reddekop  |   |  Tags: notes lotus  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (68)
Its just not visible on passport yet... I guess the BP's get first crack at it. Here's hoping its all its reported to be...faster, less buggy.
from Blog: Sanity Check

Welcome

Daniel Lieber  |   |  Tags: introduction  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (31)
Welcome to my first blog entry using BleedYellow. I have been using computer technology since before time (or so it seems). The first computer I worked with was an Apple I with AppleBasic. That was in 1978. I was quite good at manipulating pixels on the screen...
from Blog: For The Record

Domino Web Access Warning

Chris Whisonant  |   |  Tags: inotes dwa error  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (228)
I first posted this to my Blogspot blog . The most recent update is for a specific DWA 7 error - and I'm planning on adding some stuff from DWA 8. This post generally ranks high on my search engine hits, so I like to keep it updated from time to time....
from Blog: Lotus Nut

DominoBES class

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: java bes blackberry .dominoframework  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (130)
I am now in the process of extending the .Domino Framerwork to support the publishing of Notes applications on a Blackberry client.  A new DominoBES class has been added as a way of allowing Notes applications to communicate with a Blackberry device via the...

How do you provide connection documents to your us...

Tim Tripcony  |   |  Tags: best_practices  |  Comments (2)  |  Visits (58)
For the purposes of this discussion, I'm temporarily stepping out of my typical role of " code monkey " and switching to my alternate (but equally important) role as system administrator. Having seen several different approaches to provisioning...

Extending OpenLog

Jan Schulz  |   |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (50)
I use OpenLog for my error handling and mostly it just works. But there are a few cases, when I wanted to have something more: show the error messages to the user and get some information what the user did Sending the logentry via mail to the central...
from Blog: Jan Schulz

Blackberry JavaScript Limitations

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: blackberry javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (78)
The following is a list of limitations I have found in trying to implement JavaScript to run in Domino Web applications running on a BlackBerry device:- Any JavaScript placed in the JS Header eval statement control . length control . disabled

Never change the system clock!

Chad Scott  |   |  Tags: administration domino  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (116)
Changing the system clock is one of the most damaging things you can do in a Notes/Domino environment. In particular, setting the clock forward in time and then back to the current time is a scenario that seems to play out much more than it should. Doing this...
from Blog: Chad Scott

Memory Lane

Scott Hooks  |   |  Tags: historical community bloggers  |  Comments (3)  |  Visits (86)
Strolling down memory lane today of a forum conversation that Nathan and I had on Notes.net 6 years before I became his boss (revenge is sweet), I also came across this posting from almost exactly 5 years ago (so close to Yellow Day) that showed the...
from Blog: off the Hook

LotusScript Version of @DBColumn

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: @dbcolumn .dominoframework  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (131)
The .Domino Framework provides the LotusScript equivalent for many @Functions.  These can be found in the Domino.@Functions namespace. Note: Because LotusScript does not allow the "@" character to be used for function names I have adopted the naming...

Re: What is your typical database maintenance rout...

Chris Whisonant  |   |  Tags: maintenance database domino  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (141)
In response to: What is your typical database maintenance routine? Regarding Compact, I had an entry I posted a while back related to fragmentation and compacting . In that, I actually recommended using something like a load compact -c + 10. We all...
from Blog: Lotus Nut

assertThat(me, is_(aBlogPost()).and_(is_(interesti...

Jan Schulz  |   |  Tags: testing validation hamcrest  |  Comments (1)  |  Visits (41)
A few days ago I found Hamcrest on the web. It's a framework, which lets you write validation rules in almost plain english: Dim value as Variant value = "Hallo" Call assertThat ( value , is_ ( not_ ( equalTo ( "Hallo" ...
from Blog: Jan Schulz

Quick performance reminder: style at the top, scri...

Tim Tripcony  |   |  Tags: performance web_development  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (45)
Yahoo! has done extensive research on how to optimize web site performance, and for some time now has maintained a list of best practices that summarize the results of that research, along with detailed descriptions of why each guideline enhances site...
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