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Did a maintenance of my blog this evening and updated from Pebble version 2.3.2 to 2.6.2 so lots of new stuff to look through. It looks like the update went fine but if you experience something "weird" please let me know. Thanks.
Disabling HTTPS communication between IHS WAS Plugin and WAS servers
Many people believe that you have to have multiple servers to run IBM Connections - this simply isn't true! There's no reason why you cannot run everything of the same server which is what we do here at the office. When you do that, if all servers are ...
Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
Had a customer report the above issue and have it fixed by IBM so I thought others might benefit from it. The issue has been fixed as IBM SPR# KBRN8AKKA9. The technote is 1449825 and contains a lot of good info. Setting notes.ini ...
SOAP Headers in Lotus Domino web service consumers and providers
In a current project we're using the web service consumer and web server provider capability of Lotus Domino quite heavily. During the development the need to process the SOAP request headers which are provided in a section above the SOAP body. Problem ...
Lotusphere 2012 one-liners
Way too busy hanging out, drinking with friends and networking. Staying of site sucks but as long as the cab driver can find his way it works out fine. Btw staying in the Harry Potter room is cool if you can make your way onto the bed. Being video taped ...
Lotusphere 2012 reflections
As probably one of the last ones I'm just now back from Lotusphere 2012 (well past Friday actually). With the work pressure leading into Lotusphere I always take vacation immediately following Lotusphere. This year was no exception but instead of a week ...
BP207 - Easy as Pie - Creating Widgets for IBM Connections
Below is my presentation from Lotusphere 2012 on creating widgets for IBM Connections. There's also a PDF version available. BP207 - Easy as pie creating widgets for ibm connectionsView more presentations from lekkim. Tags : ibm_connections, ls12
If you're writing JavaScript this is a must read
Normally with a link like this I would put it on twitter but with Lotusphere 2012 underway it would get lost and it really it too important for that. If you're writing JavaScript - and who isn't - you really should read Understanding JavaScript OOP by ...

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Re: Disabling HTTPS communication between IHS WAS Plugin and WAS servers
You're so many, many, many, many leagues better than what we're using to run a production environment here at the office. We're running of a 32 bit Windows server (4 gb ram) running under a VMWare server install. I would have no problems using what you're ...
Re: Disabling HTTPS communication between IHS WAS Plugin and WAS servers
We would like to install a 2-5 person test setup of IBM connections, Websphere and DB2, all on one machine if possible. We are thinking about a Core i7-920 quad core, 24 GB RAM, 2x3 TB SATA 6 GB/s HDD, which would also run a Domino 8.5.3, preferably ...
Re: Disabling HTTPS communication between IHS WAS Plugin and WAS servers
Thanks for the technote! Actually, I've been running BleedYellow this way for years but I've always just done the configuration changes direct in the plugin config. :)
Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
I just upgraded to 2008 R2. Great info. Looks like MS will release this as an update soon enough. :)
Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
Hi, Why ? "Disable_Random...
Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
Why you would feel the need to post that I don't know but good for you that you knew.
Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
Hi, Old news: http://www-10.lotus....
Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases
Hi Mikkel, thanks a lot for this blog... Will help !!! Best regards, Rainer
Re: Lotusphere 2012 reflections
"learn Websphere (it is really not as bad as you might think)" I HATE WAS. I avoid all the sessions at lotusphere that cover this technology and refuse to pick up a manual with the name on the cover. But you are probably 100% correct. We do ...
Re: Lotusphere 2012 reflections
I am loving the comment of : learn Websphere (it is really not as bad as you might think) Seriously it isn't - I am always more than happy to help people out with WAS knowledge - and I hope to at least speak at one LUG on WAS from Domino people this ...

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Eclipse Fall Training Series

"The Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse member companies are pleased to announce the fall 2010 training class series. The training is an excellent opportunity for software developers and architects to learn more about Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), BIRT and Modeling technologies. Eclipse experts will lead the sessions, providing practical experience through classroom instruction and hands-on labs. Virtual and on-site classes have been scheduled in several countries from September 20 to November 5, 2010. "

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Posted by Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg on 31 August 2010 11:53:46 CEST #

Re: Eclipse Fall Training Series

Comment from Dan Sickles on 31 August 2010 18:12:17 CEST #

I took advantage of this a few years ago. The instructor was a well known Eclipse expert. Highly recommended.

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