Archives for July 2008

Example of an Active and Helpful Lotus Notes Community

Vadim B Roshass is creating a Lotus Domino web application for the first time. How do I know? He keeps asking questions in the forum.
Andre Guirard and Rich(ard?) Schwartz (among others) were there to help him in his adventure. Take a look at the response thread. It’s great to see that many active users out [...]

30 July 2008 | lotus, lotus notes | 1 Comment

SHA1/MD5 Hash Libraries for LotusScript

Jason Molzen contacted me this weekend asking for help generating MD5 hashes in LotusScript. I had previously posted a HMAC SHA1 library that was an amalgamation of two developers’ (Paul Johnston and Julian Robichaux) code. Paul did not mind me converting the SHA1 code so I spent a lot of time translating the MD5 script [...]

22 July 2008 | lotus, lotus notes, programming | No Comments

Sprint/Centro Update 1.07

Sprint and Palm published a new update for the Centro today. Release 1.07 updates the Centro’s ability to use Location based services in Google Maps.
Get the update here.

22 July 2008 | general | No Comments

Sugar Free Vanilla Iced Coffee @ McDonalds

I made the mistake of ordering a Sugar Free Vanilla Iced Coffee at McDonalds. It’s not worth the 200 calories saved. Go with the regular Vanilla flavoring.

22 July 2008 | general | 3 Comments

My COM Library Problem fixed

My goodness. I wasted a good portion of the week trying to get a C# COM/dll to work with Domino 8.
To summarize my problem… A COM dll that was working in R6.5 stopped working when we upgraded the server to R8. The dll was having issues finding the namgr.exe.config file that it used on [...]

14 July 2008 | lotus, lotus notes | No Comments

Multiple Forms in Domino Web Applications

I’m having some fun in a legacy application at work. The Lotus Notes/Domino forms I am creating and maintaining are embedded into an ActiveX frame (like a portal).
Prior to this application, I think all of my development has been under the assumption that my HTML form was the only form. Hence, document.forms[0] was my [...]

9 July 2008 | lotus, web design | 1 Comment