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IBM notes (formerly Lotus Notes) is a corporate email and database collaboration tool. It ' s still popular and widely used, and at the time of writing are now up to version 9.0. Unfortunately IBM has a bad habit of assuming No-one uses 64-bit operating systems (yes, even on), so with the EXCEP tion of the Apple OS X version which doesn ' t has a 32-bit version at all,

After joining RedHat and Ubuntu, IBM joined the world's top three Linux version suppliers and declared war on Microsoft. Following the cooperation with Novell, IBM announced on Monday (1/21) that its OpenCollaborationClient will support Ubuntu and RedHat, working with these companies to promote the adoption of Linux. IBM first announced its cooperation with Novel

Introduction: Learn how to create an Eclipse view component and how to add it to a new composite application in the IBM Lotus Notes V8; The component uses the activities API to create, read, update, and delete activities on the activities server. With the release of the new IBM Lotus Notes V8 client, composite applications have evolved. With composite applicatio

Brief introduction IBM Integration Bus V9 introduces the ability to propagate client-side SSL certificate information to the message flow. This article will tell you how to use the information stored in the SSL certificate to perform authorization checks on the client, allowing access to a specific subset of the message flow through authenticated clients. Topics

Background of writing this article As smartphone usage grows, more and more web-based applications are starting to provide the ability to access from mobile clients, whether the client is a browser or a native application. In both cases, these clients can use HTTP as a network protocol and, theoretically, they can be tested using the primary load test tools. On the other hand, most of the current available products, including

Introduction: Create a Web 2.0-style thin Web client for Lotus Domino using HTML and JavaScript. Based on previous articles about the IBM Lotus Domino XML (DXL) framework, this article gives you an introduction to using Ajax to extend Notes/domino applications. In the article "Accessing the custom DXL framework for Notes/domino data," I introduced you to the Lotus Domino XML (DXL) framework. From this arti