Mon, 9 Jan 2012 10:01:32 AM -0400 http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf http://www.joelitton.net/images/om.gif http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7K#commentsRichard Moyhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7KMon, 9 Jan 2012 10:01:32 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7K#commentsLars Olufsenhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7KMon, 9 Jan 2012 04:07:53 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7K#commentsRoy Rumanerhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7KSun, 8 Jan 2012 11:42:57 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7K#commentsRob McDonaghhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8QBV7KSun, 8 Jan 2012 09:13:49 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCB#commentsTotally agree with your explanation. Seems we could have used a book like this a couple years ago but better late than never at all.
Thanks and looking forward to your review.]]>Curt Stonehttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCBMon, 16 May 2011 01:17:19 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCB#commentsI firmly believe that XPages is the future of IBM Domino. And I am starting to play more in that space. But I suspect that the majority of Notes shops are not yet running 8.5.x (I do not know), and I know of several running R7, R6, and even older. Even for shops running 8.5.2, if they've been in operation for several years, there can be thousands of apps that are very successfully running 'classic' Domino apps.

SO:
- there will continue to be a number of shops that cannot yet run XPages and will be successful continuing with classic Domino sites
- there exists a number of shops that do have the ability to run XPages, but might not find it cost effective to convert all existing apps.

Personally, I do get questions regularly from folks doing classic Domino development, so I know it's not yet an all-XPages Domino world :)]]>Joe Littonhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCBMon, 16 May 2011 12:25:16 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCB#commentsThanks Joe.]]>Curt Stonehttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8GWGCBMon, 16 May 2011 10:31:25 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8DHSJ2#comments
Have a great time tomorrow, and of course for the rest of the week. I shall miss spending time with my old Lotus chums very much :-/]]>Ben Poolehttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8DHSJ2Fri, 28 Jan 2011 04:56:13 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LY#comments
worked fine for me.

Many thanks,
Thomas]]>Thomas Rickerthttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LYWed, 21 Apr 2010 08:56:47 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LY#commentsRobert Thresherhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LYTue, 9 Mar 2010 10:03:02 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LY#comments
sudo rm /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so]]>Stephan H. Wisselhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LYMon, 25 Jan 2010 12:12:08 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LY#commentsSuffice it to say, the IBM technote about them and subsequent help presumes you know how to use Linux.
Naturally any one just going to Linux wouldn't.
So detailed explanations on how to download and copy those 4 files over is appreciated. In my case it took a few people to get it right.
One question from me remains, which ST client (8.x preferably) is the correct one to download and install from IBM? It's the only thing I am missing right now.
]]>Keith Brookshttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LYMon, 25 Jan 2010 09:47:15 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LY#comments
]]>Christian Stevensonhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/8225LYSun, 24 Jan 2010 11:28:25 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#commentsTry for example the LinkedIn widget on the site http://www.linkedin.com/lotus
Dragging it to "My Widgets" and nothing happends... At all...
Not even an error message... :-|
I am (as specified above) running the 64 bit Karmic and there were some extra libraries I had to install during installation. Also my scroll bars aren't as smooth as I am used to from other (earlier) installs (which tells me that my installation is not optimal...).
]]>Ove Størholthttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YThu, 21 Jan 2010 02:42:18 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#comments
One of the things that prevents installation of widgets is policies: a simple admin control mechanism you might want to verify that it does not prevent you from installing widgets.

Have you tried to re-create the widget using the wizard instead of dragging it from you catalog and see if that works. If it does then simply re-publish it to you catalog.

I've had some of these problem but not only on my 32-bit ubuntu 9.10 but on windows as well so possibly might NOT be a 64bit related issue.

just throwing it out there! ]]>Jayhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 03:35:25 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#comments
@Ove: I will test widget install tonight. So far I've only installed widgets on my work machine (WinXP)... Ubuntu is on my personal machines.

@Yancy: The only machine I've been carrying around - and what I'm using right now to reply - is my Dell Mini9 running Ubuntu :)]]>Joe Littonhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 03:00:06 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#comments
This is a great idea guys! I'd be curious about Netbooks and if anyone brings them.]]>Yancy Lenthttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 12:46:02 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#commentsRandy Bhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 10:55:28 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#comments
Last week we gave out a few hundred copies of the IBM OPen Client DVD at a local science fair - see http://ibm4btyse.wordpress.com/category/ubuntu/ for details.]]>Brian O'Donovanhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 09:58:24 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#comments1) 'Retain View Column Sorting'
This does not work in my mail box. When opening the application it takes a while to load. When loaded I always have to click the date column to show the newest on top.
2) Widgets
I cannot drag xml-files to 'My Widgets'. In fact I cannot install Widgets at all. Java-based sidebar apps, however, is ok.

Please drop me a line if you have a tip or something I could try...

Regards from Ove]]>Ove Størholthttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 04:38:07 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77Y#commentshttp://www.eknori.de/2009-12-30/lotusscript-debugger-on-linux/ )
]]>Ulrich Krausehttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZV77YWed, 20 Jan 2010 12:14:32 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZQUAH#commentsJoe Littonhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZQUAHFri, 15 Jan 2010 09:59:32 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZQUAH#comments
Stupid government bailout...

Well, have fun! Cheers!]]>Ray Bilykhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZQUAHFri, 15 Jan 2010 07:11:14 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKT22#comments
Fill your wallet like you're heading for a strip bar. 1's, 5's, and 10's will save time and aggravation.]]>Timothy Brileyhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKT22Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:34:03 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSC#commentsJan Gundtofte-Bruunhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSCTue, 12 Jan 2010 07:21:11 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSC#comments
As you can imagine, this has laid the groundwork for much more to come, including a version of CIAO that will be properly integrated into Domino Designer and will work in a much more intuitive way than the current version is able to.

Watch this space...]]>Nigel Cheshirehttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSCMon, 11 Jan 2010 10:53:57 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSC#comments
But then, I'm one of those people who can't fathom why IBM/Lotus hasn't already acquired Teamstudio years ago, or at least pulled themselves together and implemented those features themselves.
Certainly, if I were a Lotus big-shot, I'd be embarrassed to have a 3rd party company spotlight my product's glaring lack of features for so many years.

BTW, and maybe this is not due to the features being widgets, but I can no longer figure out how to include the various Suite icons in my own custom toolbar, instead of having each tool provide its own separate one-icon toolbar (which invariably moves about). If you know how to do that, I'd love to know. ]]>Jan Gundtofte-Bruunhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKSSCMon, 11 Jan 2010 10:06:40 AM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKT22#commentsCraig Wisemanhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7ZKT22Sun, 10 Jan 2010 09:30:29 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7TJ29W#comments
http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/]]>Jorge Coelhohttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7TJ29WTue, 28 Jul 2009 03:57:00 PM -0400http://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7TJ29W#comments
Cheers :)]]>Joe Littonhttp://www.joelitton.net/A559B2/home.nsf/d6plinks/7TJ29WWed, 1 Jul 2009 09:38:38 AM -0400