Lotus Notes blog by Ethann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfen-usMon, 3 Oct 2005 12:02:00 +1000 Thu, 7 Jun 2007 11:36:56 +1000
One way of achieving this was to test for the server name. If we new that our ISP's Domino server was names WebServer/MyISP then we could easily check this name, for example using @DbName, and then take the appropriate action. Of course this didn't work if our application on the server was accessed by both Notes clients and web browsers. An of course hard-codin]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/Is-my-Lotus-Notes-database--being-used-on-the-web-or-the-Lotus-Notes-clientLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/Is-my-Lotus-Notes-database--being-used-on-the-web-or-the-Lotus-Notes-client?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/Is-my-Lotus-Notes-database--being-used-on-the-web-or-the-Lotus-Notes-client http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/Is-my-Lotus-Notes-database--being-used-on-the-web-or-the-Lotus-Notes-client http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/Is-my-Lotus-Notes-database--being-used-on-the-web-or-the-Lotus-Notes-client?opendocument&comments Thu, 31 May 2007 09:38:04 +1000
I have started to question the value of certification. Does being certified actually mean that you know more, or are more skilled, than someone without certification. My experience would tell me a loud NO. Some of the best Lotus Notes developers I've worked with didn't have certification, and some of the worst did have certification. In fact I remember working with a]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/the-value-of-lotus-product-certificationsLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/the-value-of-lotus-product-certifications?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/the-value-of-lotus-product-certifications http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/the-value-of-lotus-product-certifications http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/the-value-of-lotus-product-certifications?opendocument&comments Thu, 17 Aug 2006 00:17:41 +1000


In case you missed it, here is the official press release. (I'll be very interested in the response to the "whipping" theme>

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Cali]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/17082006121741AMECAJS5.htmLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/17082006121741AMECAJS5.htm?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/17082006121741AMECAJS5.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/17082006121741AMECAJS5.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/17082006121741AMECAJS5.htm?opendocument&comments Mon, 22 May 2006 16:35:55 +1000
// vf is an LNViewFolder object that holds the view we want to process
]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/looping-through-a-view-with-the-c-apiLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/looping-through-a-view-with-the-c-api?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/looping-through-a-view-with-the-c-api http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/looping-through-a-view-with-the-c-api http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/looping-through-a-view-with-the-c-api?opendocument&comments Wed, 1 Feb 2006 07:33:41 +1000http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/ibm-set-to-bite-with-viper-Lotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/ibm-set-to-bite-with-viper-?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/ibm-set-to-bite-with-viper- http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/ibm-set-to-bite-with-viper- http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/ibm-set-to-bite-with-viper-?opendocument&comments Wed, 18 Jan 2006 13:23:37 +1000http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012337PMECA5ZB.htmLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012337PMECA5ZB.htm?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012337PMECA5ZB.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/18012006012337PMECA5ZB.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012337PMECA5ZB.htm?opendocument&comments Wed, 18 Jan 2006 13:21:49 +1000http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012149PMECA5Y7.htmLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012149PMECA5Y7.htm?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012149PMECA5Y7.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/18012006012149PMECA5Y7.htm http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/18012006012149PMECA5Y7.htm?opendocument&comments Sat, 8 Oct 2005 11:37:00 +1000

Screen Hunter is a great little utility for Capturing Screens. I've been using the free version for quite some time. The tool is simple and works just as I would like it to. Start it up, load up a scree]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/screen-hunter-rocksLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/screen-hunter-rocks?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/screen-hunter-rocks http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/screen-hunter-rocks http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/screen-hunter-rocks?opendocument&comments Fri, 23 Sep 2005 16:00:00 +1000
Best and Worst practises for Lotus Notes Application Projects - Project Management, Outsourcing, Staffing etc. This is one that I'm quite keen to do as I can include many "War Stories" etc.

Best practices in Lotus Notes Application Development - A grab bag of tips and techniques for Lotus Notes application]]>http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/lotusphere-presentationsLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/lotusphere-presentations?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/lotusphere-presentations http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/lotusphere-presentations http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/lotusphere-presentations?opendocument&comments Sat, 3 Sep 2005 17:11:31 +1000http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/getting-dominoblog-to-update-viewsLotus NotesEthann Castellhttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/getting-dominoblog-to-update-views?opendocument&commentshttp://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/getting-dominoblog-to-update-views http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdxcomments/getting-dominoblog-to-update-views http://www.caliton.com/lotus-notes/blog/lotus-blog.nsfdx/getting-dominoblog-to-update-views?opendocument&comments