I just came across Sametime enablement material on the Sametime product wiki that lists the enablement materials available for the Lotus Sametime product family. It consists of public link information that can be sent to partners and customers. The page links to loads of helpful resources.
Jennifer Kelley | 18 July 2008 01:36:15 PM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
If you're interested in learning how to save space by removing Lotus Symphony on a Notes 8 install, check out this new technote:
How not to install Lotus Symphony when installing Notes 8 (#1308406)
Jeffrey Alberts | 17 July 2008 07:01:21 PM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
If you want to learn more about building custom portlet pages, read the newly published developerWorks article, "Creating complex portlet Personalize pages using the IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory Customizer builder".
Abstract: The IBM® WebSphere Portlet Factory Portlet Customizer builder can be used to rapidly build a user interface for portlet configure and edit modes. This article takes you through the steps necessary to use this builder, in conjunction with other builders, to create an edit mode model in WebSphere Portlet Factory that allows the user to customize the portlet’s behavior.
Thanks to the author, Ying Du, and all those involved in getting this content live on the Web.
Leslie Gallo | 14 July 2008 09:51:46 AM ET | | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
For those interested, we just published this document about the Lotus CEO Community Collaboration bundle:
About the Lotus CEO Community Collaboration bundle
Excerpt: The Lotus CEO Community Collaboration bundle is an easy-to-buy solution that combines the team collaboration capabilities of IBM Lotus Quickr with the real-time communications of IBM Lotus Sametime and the social networking capabilities of IBM Lotus Connections. The Lotus CEO Community Collaboration bundle offers an easy way to get the most complete collaboration solution available - at a great value.
Jennifer Kelley | 11 July 2008 07:17:48 AM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
Lotus Domino 8 introduced an often-requested feature -- Internet Password Lockout, the ability to lock a Web user's account after a number of failed log-in attempts (for details, refer to "Securing Internet passwords" in the Domino Administrator Help). However, if you want to tell your users why they are unable to access the Domino Web server, you have to modify the log-in form to provide a reason. Our Web Server Support team has documented the steps for you. Check out "How to inform users if user account has been locked out for Domino HTTP authentication" (#1308550).
Jennifer Kelley | 8 July 2008 04:03:33 PM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
| A recording of the Open Mic conference call with Lotus Development and Support Engineers to discuss questions about Domino mail routing is now available. The technote Domino Mail Routing Open Mic call - May 22, 2008 (#1305178) includes the following information: |  |
Visit the Lotus Support Tech Exchange page for a list of other scheduled Open Mic calls and Webcasts.
Joy Freeman | 8 July 2008 06:51:44 AM ET | | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
| Recordings are now available for the Open Mic call hosted on June 26, 2008, on the topic of installing and configuring Lotus Quickr 8.1 services for WebSphere Portal in a clustered configuration. For a timeline summary and links to the recordings, refer to "Lotus Tech Exchange recording: Install and configure Lotus Quickr 8.1 services for WebSphere Portal in a cluster - 26 June 2008" Visit the Lotus Support Tech Exchange page for a list of other scheduled Open Mic calls and Webcasts. | |
Jennifer Kelley | 1 July 2008 08:16:16 PM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
One of our new and most popular IBM Electronic Support tools is Fix Central. Fix Central enables you to search for, select, order, and download fixes to your system with a choice of delivery options. Fixes provide changes to your software, licensed internal code, or machine code that resolve known problems, add new function, and keep your system, software, or hardware management console operating efficiently at the latest fix levels.
Some Fix Central highlights:
- Acquire fixes and updates for IBM software
- Search for fixes, fix packs, or individual APARs
- Scope search results by version and platform
- Check for requisite fixes automatically
- Choose preferred download method: HTTP, FTP, or Download Director
- The Lotus software products currently supported by Fix Central are:
- Lotus Connections
- Lotus Domino (Fix Packs only)
- Lotus Domino Document Manager
- Lotus Expeditor
- Lotus Mobile Connect
- Lotus Notes Traveler
- Lotus QuickPlace
- Lotus Quickr
- Lotus Quickr Content Integrator
- Lotus Sametime
- Workplace Collaborative Learning
- Workplace Web Content Management
- Lotus Forms
- WebSphere Dashboard Framework
- WebSphere Portal
- WebSphere Portlet Factory
We encourage you to take advantage of all that Fix Central has to offer!
Tracey Nolander | 1 July 2008 05:01:33 PM ET | | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
As promised--and hot on the heels of Part 1--this week we went live with the developerWorks article, Developing composite applications: Composite application assembly, Part 2. Here's the Abstract:
Learn general design tips and techniques that you can use to assemble highly productive and compelling applications. In this second part of a two-part article, we focus on designing for change, on wiring strategies, and how to prototype your layout.
Thanks to the authors for their continued dedication to authoring this and all the composite apps articles in this multi-part series, now totaling 8 articles!
Leslie Gallo | 27 June 2008 01:14:30 PM ET | Westford, MA | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
The latest maintenance release for the Sametime 7.5 code stream was just made available today. This update includes updates to the Sametime server, Connect client and stand-alone Mux packages. There are no updates for Sametime Advanced or Gateway.
A document About Sametime 7.5.1 Cumulative Fix 2 (CF2) was just published and contains the information and links that you need.
All images are posted on IBM Fix Central. You need an ibm.com ID to access the files. Anyone can register to obtain an ID.
Ryan Desjardins | 26 June 2008 02:49:57 PM ET | Austin, TX | Comments (0) | Permanent Link
