Archives for the 'lotus' Category
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Help
Dear loyal readers (all two of you). I need Lotus Notes help badly.
Please ask your Lotus Notes developer friends if they’ve have any ideas on how to help me.
We just upgraded from R6 to R8 and now my namgr.exe.config or nserver.exe.config files stopped working. It’s like it can’t see them.
We were using a 3rd party [...]
Great Lotus Notes Application Example
It’s great to read about successful Lotus Notes applications. I was browsing Linkedin when I found this:
Michael Janas’ company bid out an application but decided to develop it in-house on the Lotus platform. It’s answer #2 on the list.
I had the same requirements, looked around at software, was caught off guard by the costs and [...]
Page O’ Connection Strings
My brain is like a sieve. I can’t remember simple things like how to write a “for loop.” Hence the reason I am a Lotus Notes developer… the on-line help is great.
A great find for developers like me is a table of connection strings for all types of data sources.