There is a easy way to check if the browser as internet access or not. In the wireless and mobile world a check if the loaded page has internet access can be very good, a very easy check can save you alot of problem.
How many times have you had multiple blocks of code that you want to copy to a new place.
Or had information in a excel spreadsheet in multi columns that you want to copy to diffident places.
i.e. a company address. and you start to copy them one by one. I have a solution for you that will increase your productivity. It’s a free clipboard manager that is on Sourceforge Ditto
To set it up your should install it and go to options – Keyboard shortcuts
set the send paste check box and add Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+0 into the position fields
People editing documents at the same time can be a big pain for the developer resulting in unwanted problems in an deployed application. To handle this problem I created a managed bean DocLock to handle the problem. The managed bean stores the username and an id each time the users edits a document. If another user tries to edit the document, you can block the user from entering edit mode.
To implement the managed bean in your own database is very simple, Copy the java class and add the managed bean setup into faces-config.xml ( check the supplied readme file)
If you have two versions of an application and have missed to document what the differences between them were. Here’s how you could find out how.
Add the two versions to Domino Designer. Goto package explorer, select the two databases and right click.
And when you compare the databases, you will get a structure where you can see what’s different.
There are folders that you can skip to look at like the local folder. If we now open up the xpage folder we will in this can find that an xpage called document is changed.
The differences is highlighted with grey, I have also added a red line below them in this example. the buttons at the top also makes is simple to add the changes between the databases displayed. Or if you only want to document the changes.
There is not difference between Notes 9 and 8.5.3 this works the same in both versions.
There is a great new mini computer called Raspberry pi developed as a experimental/educational computer that has blown away in sales with more than 1 000 000 units sold, Google donated 15000 unit for UK schools recently. In the autumn of 2012 a new model was released with 512mb memory making this a great product to build a media center on. My installation is based on Raspbmc a ready to run distro based on Debian and XMBC. What do you need besides the Raspberry pi 512mb model and a microsub powersupply (This need to be a high power model).
You also need a SD card, I would recommend a 16GB Class 10 card with 30mb/s read speed. This will make your installation and a fast boot time.
There is alot of settings in the designer client, displaying linenumbers in the Lotusscript editor, different settings in the editors. And when you have done all these settings you never remember what you have done when everything is working like you want it to do. A backup of you settings would be great but how to you do this?
(My screenshoots are from Designer 9 but this works in older versions also )
Quite simple actually, open up package explorer right click in panel and select Export
Open General and select Preferences and press Next
Export All, Browse where you want to save you backup.
And press finish, now the backup is done.
If you want to Restore the backup later if you have a new installation or restore everything after you have done some modifications.
Select Import instead of Export at the first step
Select General and Preferences in the next dialog and press Next
Browse for you backup file, select import all and press Finish
You have now restored you settings from an backup file.
If you have tried out the public Beta of Notes 9, you might have noticed that IBM has removed Lotus in the registry also. Earlier versions of Notes are stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Lotus\Notes but
Notes 9 is stored HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\IBM\Notes. This means that all software that uses the registry to find the client directories needs to be updated, as with my Utilities that is updated to work with a Notes 9 installation.
If you have a software that doesn’t work with Notes 9 there is a easy way to make it work
use this commandline to export the keys from HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\IBM\Notes
Designer memory configurator version 2.0 is released. This version has some enhancements to make your life easier. Support for Notes 9 so you can configure the Notes 9 designer client to run even faster.
I have also added so you can control the program using the commandline to get the max potential.
Check out the extras Group where the Designer Memory Configurator is installed. With this command line switch. you can easily add it to the startup of you computer and never have to care about the memory configuration resetting because of installation of Fixpacks or reinstalls.
I have released a new version of the Notes Client Killer, this new version has support for
Notes 9 it also have a new feature Forced Mode, this will kill the tasks for the Notes client like the old
KillNotes application does. I have also repackaged the software so now it comes with an installer to make the installation process better and primary when you want to use it again.
Enjoy and hope it helps you when you are in trouble.
The year started early with the release of Upgradepack 1 for domino.
We have got 3 fixpacks for domino and 6 releases of the extensionlibrary.
And so much knowledge published as blog posts/applications/custom controls/code snippets.
What a year!
I think that 2013 will bring alot of good stuff to. With the release of Domino 9.0 and hopefully Upgradepack 2.
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