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Potential IBM Lotus Notes information leakage on port 1352

Saw a technote on the Lotus Domino Support RSS feed on some potential information leakage on the Notes/Domino port (1352). Interesting as I cannot remember the last time I saw a security issue being reported in regard to the NRPC protocol. A fact that warms my security-conscientious heart.

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DB2 Development Workbench

While looking to DB2 v. 9 I stumbled upon DB2 Developer Workbench which is the follow-up to the old suite of Swing based Java DB2 development applications which I must say was due for an overhaul. If DB2 Developer Workbench is the yardstick for future IBM development products based on the IBM Eclipse/Expeditor platform all I can say is wow!!

I already picture an integrated development platform for Lotus, DB2 and Java products (can't make myself write Websp...). It's gonna be a BIG install but imagine the applications you can build that leverage Notes 8 as the client for applications what access Notes, DB2 and Java resources. How's that for composite applications.

Seems everything is melting together nicely...

Application development with DB2

java.net: Nuances of the Java 5.0 for-each Loop

Nice article on java.net about the subtleties of the enhanced for-loop of Java 5: Nuances of the Java 5.0 for-each Loop. If you do any Java 5 development that doesn't need to be portable to Notes/Domino I highly recommend the article.

Untitled!?

Am I the only one who have received a Lotus developerWorks newsletter with "Untitled" as the subject (see screenshot below)? The e-mail was very close to getting marked as SPAM... Not good!