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From the Editor:
To reuse or not to reuse? |
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Featured Topic:
Domino, J2EE and Java |
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Expert Technical Advice:
Featured Expert: Jens Bruntt, Web development and downloads
In the Developer Forum: Agent or LotusScript?
Featured Admin Tip: Domino clusters for Internet traffic |
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Site Highlights:
The real deal on Domino's future
Workplace a work in progress
New SearchDomino.com poll |
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by Dana McCurley, Assistant Editor
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As I go through the beautiful barrage of tips that you and other SearchDomino.com members submit, I'm struck by the sheer amount of code included in them. I'm assuming that this is code you've written in your Domino travels (because we KNOW you're abiding by our "previously unpublished" rule for our tips contest).
My question this week is this: How much code do you typically reuse from our site or other sources, and how much code do you write yourself? How specific does your task need to be in order for writing the code yourself to be worth the time and effort? And besides SearchDomino.com's tips, what is your favorite code resource? I'd love to hear some stories
about your experiences using code from other people or by incorporating other code into your own.
Don't forget that we are always looking for your feedback on individual tips. Just follow the "Let us know" link at the bottom of each tip to share your opinions. Your feedback helps make each tip stronger for other site members.
Speaking of feedback, we got a few very interesting and detailed comments from our latest poll, which asked, "If you were offered migration incentives, would you be tempted to move to a Microsoft development environment?" Check them out and add your own comments.
Have a great week,
Dana
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Domino, J2EE and Java
by Dana McCurley, Assistant Editor
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Domino, J2EE and Java are making quite a trio, helped along by the Workplace hubbub. Lotusphere just stoked the fire. Get the latest about J2EE and Java and how they are influencing the path of Domino.
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Expert Technical Advice: |
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In the Developer Forum: Agent or LotusScript?
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"Maximinus" writes:
I need some urgent help in finishing a project. I have a batabase based on the standard Doc Library Template of ND6 (Notes and Web). I have imported in it some data from another database but whenever I use the search feature from the Web, it works (because of the Full Text Index) but the results are displayed with in the column "topic" with instead of the doc title, which is "untitled." I assume it is just a matter of copying from the value of the "DocTitle" field into the field "topic." Does
anyone know how I can resolve this problem?
Help "Maximinus." |
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| Tip of the Week: |
Featured Admin Tip: Domino clusters for Internet traffic
by Chuck Connell
If you want to use a Domino cluster for Web service, you've come to the right place. Chuck Connell describes how to use the Internet Cluster Manager (ICM) to bring clustered Domino servers to Web users. |
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