A while back I used the mod_jk DSAPI filter to use Domino as a web server for a Tomcat behind it and it worked fine. Anyone using that setup on Domino 7 today?
If you are do you have a binary version? If you do please let me have it! 🙂
A while back I used the mod_jk DSAPI filter to use Domino as a web server for a Tomcat behind it and it worked fine. Anyone using that setup on Domino 7 today?
If you are do you have a binary version? If you do please let me have it! 🙂
My favorite RSS reader FeedDemon is available in version 2.7 and it’s free. So while we wait for a decent RSS reader for Notes 8 I suggest you use that one.
The documentation for Notes 8 is starting to tickle online at the developerWorks CompApp wiki. Now some documentation on some of the Advanced Pages Properties has appeared at the wiki. Now we just need type-ahead and/or a dropdown selection for the available properties in the UI rather than having to remember and type the property names our selves. Typos in the property names are a major cause of CompApp behavior problems IMHO.
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 going completely dark after blogging for 25 days. I don’t know if Mike Rhodin has been blogging internally instead of publicly but it feels wrong that the General Manager of the leading social software platform (Lotus Connections if anyone is wondering) isn’t more visible outside the IBM firewall. Maybe Ed didn’t quite explain the concept… 🙂
So, Bob, please don’t blog like Mike… The community will love you for it.
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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 features with a separate server path that is /activities, /homepage etc. This means that the users have to explicitly state which feature to access from the get-go (e.g. http://lc.example.com/homepage). What I really wanted was for the Homepage feature to display whenever the user surfed to the “base url” (http://lc.example.com).
This is actually quite easy as Websphere uses IBM HTTP Server which is a fork of the standard Apache server. This means that IHS ships with the mod_rewrite module which allows you to do URL rewriting.
The steps are as follows:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine on RewriteLog logs/rewrite_log.log RewriteLogLevel 0 RewriteRule ^/?$ /homepage [PT,L] </IfModule>
Easy peasy…
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
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?
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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 Generics if you want to get up to speed on Generics.
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 it actually proves to be very useful for troubleshooting and something I will definitely add to the other sidebar projects I’m working on.
For more info and code example see the post “Extending the OSGI Console” by Bob Balfe.