This is the blog of Mikkel Heisterberg about all things Lotus though primarily Notes, Domino, Sametime and Connections. More detailed info about me, incl. bio, can be found on the about me page.

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• Bob Picciano - please don't blog like Mike Rhodin!
  I'm writing this post as I just deleted my RSS feed for Mike Rhodins blog. I really hope the "new" General Manager of Lotus (Bob Picciano) will be better at blogging than Mike Rhodin who after starting to blog at Lotusphere 2007 managed 7 posts before ...
• Google Analytics How-To Videos
  Google Analytics How-To Videos on YouTube. Tags : google
• mod_rewrite for Lotus Connections
  I'm messing a fair bit with Lotus Connections these days as I'm configuring Lotus Connections 2.0 beta 2 at the office. Lotus Connections 2.0 comes with six features as a new Homepage feature has been added. By default you configure each of the six ...
• developerWorks article - Installing additional features from IBM Lotus Expeditor 6.1.2 onto IBM Lotus Notes 8.0.1
  Haven't read the article yet but it appears to be an article worth reading. Installing additional features from IBM Lotus Expeditor 6.1.2 onto IBM Lotus Notes 8.0.1 Tags : notes_801 expeditor
• Do you speak web 2.0?
  Wiki's, MySpace, deli.cio.us, facebook, twitter... Do you know them all? Do you know these new exciting technologies, what they do and how they can help your company? IntraVision is hosting an event on web 2.0 technologies on 11 June in Copenhagen. ...
• developerWorks article - Going wild with generics (Understanding wildcard capture)
  Although being a little hairy this article is quite interesting if you're doing stuff with generics in Java. Java theory and practice: Going wild with generics - Understanding wildcard capture Update: I can really recommend the Sun tutorial on ...
• SWT @ Notes 8: Why OSGi is important
  I have posted stuff on the OSGi console previously and why it's important but even better is to see for your self. I did this myself by adding TwitNotes console commands to the TwitNotes plugin for version 1.0.4. For the normal user it wont matter but ...
• WAS lessons from last week
  Last week I overcame two stumbling blocks on my way to getting Lotus Connections 2.0 Beta 1 (yeah I know there's a beta 2) up and running. I'm blogging about it to help others that might experience the same problems. LDAP issue The first problem was ...

• Re: Bob Picciano - please don't blog like Mike Rhodin!
  as far as I know, there is not any plan for him to blog externally .. at least on our server :-)
• Re: Bob Picciano - please don't blog like Mike Rhodin!
  I don't think "do blog" is part of the secret IBM career guide. ;-)
• Re: mod_rewrite for Lotus Connections
  Agree. I just posted that exact same thing to the beta forum ;-)
• Re: mod_rewrite for Lotus Connections
  I'll grant that this is reasonably easy to do, but this should be a checkbox on installation, really. Or at least one line for a "baseurl" in an XML config file.
• Re: N95 vs. Lotus Notes Traveler
  My personal choice: HTC TYTN II (Kaiser). I have Traveler and Sametime. Traveler has some bugs.. but is great... and Sametime.. wooow The Kaiser has a very good set of features.. the only thing is its weight. But I think it is as good as the N95
• Re: ext.js moves to a commercial license
  The commenters above—and the wider Ext.js discussions on the web—clearly show that Ext.js is no longer viable for a lot of application development work. Even if you could prove the changes are cheap, positive, blah blah (doubtful. LGPL - GPL? Urgh, no ...
• Re: ext.js moves to a commercial license
  Having read the ext.js fora on the licensing issue, it seems to me that they have made a big mistake. Not just in the way the change from LGPL to GPL for their open source version, but also because of they confusion they are causing in the open source ...
• Re: ext.js moves to a commercial license
  Ext has been dual licensed for quite some time as commercial / Ext License (wrapped LGPL). The complaint from many was that the Ext License was not truly open source. Therefore, the change was made to GPL so that Ext could be fully open source compliant. ...