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Simon O'Doherty
Following on from my first write up I have created the second tutorial. It is an extension of the first one. Using an agent it will display the details of the selected document in the view on the iPhone app. You can download the second part as a PDF file. I have also uploaded an image file of the sample.
Software pricing options for SaaS providers
Since we know that flexibility is critical to our ISV Business Partners, IBM provides you with three ways to acquire the software needed to run your service.
Description of all the Notes.ini settings including 3rd party
This is a database maintained by the community that has all notes.ini entries by category, type and name. You can pass the entry in the url - http://www.kalechi.com/notesini/name/addinmenus
Lotus Domino Rich Web & Client Development
Lotus Domino Rich Web & Client Development
Inner City Press: Investigative Reporting from the United Nations
UNICEF throws away $5.8m moving to Outlook. Why?
Google Maps, ExtJS and Domino - a Real World Example
An Ajax enabled equestrian stable mapping web site is created using the free PDQ Portal Web CMS for Domino and Google Maps. Features good performance even with large datasets.
The IBM Lotus Community IdeaJam - Standard set of Web Services to come with server
Standard set of Web Services so Domino can integrate better with other applications and platforms.
Free CMS Version 4.2 with Quick Forms, Multi-Site and Google Data Mapping
Version 4.2 of the free CMS PDQ Portal is now available and has several major new features:
- Create web forms that are fully integrated with the CMS using a single definition form.
- Generate multiple related web sites from a single database (Great for organizations with departments or branches).
- Display documents as points with popup info windows on a new Google Data Map portlet.
Also included is a new demo database that contains simple photo gallery and ride sharing applications along with a full HTML newsletter design.
Open source Domino HTML Newsletter and CMS system
Another Open Source application has been added to the free PDQ Portal Content Management System. This add-on creates HTML newsletters directly from site content (or other Notes databases) and automatically converts the HTML for compatibility with the Notes email client.
New Domino Ajax CMS now has a Free version
The entry level version of PDQ Portal, previously priced at $999 is now free and comes with a number of open source applications. Much of PDQ Portal uses Jack Slocum's ExtJS JavaScript library. Grid, slideshow, Google maps and other Portlets can be created by filling in a web form and entering @formulas for data access. The CMS also includes a Knowledgebase, report generator, photo contest manager and more. All applications are open design.
IBM Lotus Domino and Notes Information Center
All of the online documentation for Notes/Domino Release 8.x (including 8.5)
lspellman's dojo Bookmarks on Delicious
Lance Spellman's Delicious Dojo Links
Save & Share Links
LinkJam is a social bookmarking tool that allows teams to save, share and organize their bookmarks. It runs on IBM's Lotus Domino server and setup is quick and easy.
LinkJam gives people a better way to manage their own bookmarks as well as share, subscribe and search the community's bookmarks. LinkJam makes it easier than ever before to share information and accelerate innovation.
With LinkJam, you can discover where people get their information. You go straight to information that a member of your community has already vetted and found appropriate and useful.
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