Today's News: D-Day for R5

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August 11, 2004 Published by  SearchDomino.com    Today's News Issue Sponsored By:   > Cybernet Software IntelliPRINTPLUS--Beacon Award winning solution IN THIS ISSUE:   >  R5 support to end in Sept. '05   >  Developers to benefit from Notes/Domino updates   >  E-mail archiving service offers "limited liability"   >  More headlines   >  Ask Debbie Lynd: Problem inserting a legal disclaimer   >  Chapter Download: Load-testing to find/fix scalability problems   >  Expert Answer Center: Domino administration blog   >  The Missing Link: Want a piece of Campaign 2004? No sweat   With IntelliPRINTPLUS, Reporting from Notes is no more a pain. No more limitations. Design great looking reports from Notes. Generate charts & reports, without exporting data to Excel. In-depth coverage of Document, Calendar & RTF printing. A Must for developers. Download FREE.   R5 support to end in Sept. '05 [SearchDomino.com] Lotus will pull the plug on support for Notes and Domino R5 in September 2005, pledging to back the product for five more months than it had planned. MORE INFO: > Read our exclusive: R5 gets new life > Check out our Topics on R5 transitions and migration Developers to benefit from Notes/Domino updates [CNET News.com] While Notes/Domino 7 Beta 2 will offer tweaks for most major components of the applications, developers will gain tools that automatically convert Notes applications into XML-based Web services. E-mail archiving service offers "limited liability" [SearchStorage.com] Amerivault and Connected have launched an outsourced e-mail archiving service, but analysts warn to read the small print carefully. More headlines [From around the Web] WebSphere process modeler embraces XML (InternetNews) Borland previews upcoming JBuilder (CNET News.com) IBM delivers z/OS 1.6 (Search390.com) ASK THE EXPERTS:  Ask Debbie Lynd: Problem inserting a legal disclaimer Dear Debbie: We have added a "legal content/privacy disclaimer" to our messages, both external and internal. The current disclaimer we use was set up by a previous administrator and is added to the bottom of the R5 memo as soon as the sender clicks the send button. The problem with this is that when a user forwards the message, the disclaimer is inserted one more time as soon as the send button is clicked again. We are in the process of upgrading to ND6 and I would like to know if there is a better way to accomplish this in the newer version of Notes. Click here to read Debbie Lynd's expert response. DOWNLOADS:  Chapter Download: Load-testing to find/fix scalability problems Load-testing reveals not how an application is built, but whether it is built to last. But simulating a load on a system is not a trivial task, so it is important to leverage the right tools. This chapter will teach you how to use two open-source tools, JUnit and JMeter, to load-test and find and fix scalability issues in your Java server applications ADVICE:  Expert Answer Center: Domino administration blog From daily tips on Domino administration to thoughts on the latest "Domino doom" study, SearchDomino.com expert Mike Lazar is blogging his way through movie quotes and familiar sayings. Feel free to reply, and we'll post your reply (anonymously or not) alongside Mike's post. Visit the Expert Answer Center to check out Mike's latest Domino musings or to ask him a question on Domino admin. But hurry, because Mike is only the featured expert until Aug. 13. Want a piece of Campaign 2004? No sweat [Chicago Sun-Times] Alan Keyes doesn't just have political aspiration, he's got political perspiration. You can't really buy the former, but you can buy the latter -- on eBay. An Illinois man evidently got hold of a napkin the sweaty Keyes used to blot his bedraggled brow during a rally for his Senate candidacy. The "sweat nap," lovingly wrapped in a plastic bag and called "a part of American history," has gotten bids of more than $500 so far. The money will go into the Keyes campaign. It's the perfect gift for the Republican who has everything -- except drops from Alan Keyes' forehead. Maybe tomorrow someone will auction a vial of Walter Mondale's elbow grease.   Contact Us Sales For sales inquiries, please contact us at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Editorial For feedback about any of our articles or to send us your article ideas, please contact us at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]     Free E-Newsletters! 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