05.12.2010

Do you need a list of reserved words in LotusScript or Formula-language?

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I have compiled 3 lists of reserved words for the LotusScript language itself, the exposed Notes-classes (such as NotesSession etc) and finally for the Formula-language. You may download them here.

My primary use for these lists is to have the super-configurable spellchecker AsUType behave better when I program in Domino Designer!

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02.09.2009

Do you need zip and/or unzip support in LotusScript? Download my free DLL

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Have you ever needed zip and/or unzip support in your LotusScript projects? If so, you can download the free Windows 32-bit DLL from here! Please note that whilst VCZIPSUP generate fully compatible zip archives, this is a very simple implementation so don't expect support for advanced stuff like encryption etc. Enjoy!

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01.30.2009

How I fixed a problematic view with columns that did not update the underlaying viewdata anymore

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Have you ever had a database where the view-data seems to get stuck? You have an initial design and when you drag the columns around, the underlaying data won't reflect the changes? Hey, you can't even add new columns to the view anymore? ncompact -D, deleting the cache.ndk, reverting the database down from Designer 8.5 to 7.02, reverting the ODS ... and still those b***stard columns won't obey your commands .... Read on if you want to see how I finally got it solved!

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01.28.2009

Tiny update on the download Lotusphere 2009 pdfs agent code

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Thanks to Joe Litton, which pointed out that my Lotusscript agent code to import session pdf files, found in this blog-entry, you may have wondered about why it only imported one single session pdf. If was due to an Exit forall-statement in the Initialize function. The purpose of this code was of course to test the logic. Then I forgot to remove it before posting! Sorry!

The Exit Forall is located just under Call ImportOrUpdateFile in case you don't want to download the code again. I have also updated the code to download.

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01.27.2009

Import Lotusphere 2009 pdf files into GeniiSofts Session database

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I have created an LotusScript agent which allows you to import all Lotusphere 2009 session PDF files into the Lotusphere 2009 Session database from Geniisoft. I have previously downloaded all pdf files into a single directory, If you haven't done this yourself, either access Lotusphere 2009 Online and do it manually from each session, or follow Karsten Lehmann's description. When all your session files are in one directory, you are ready to go!

Create an agent in the session database and import the .lss file included in this download. It will ask you about the directory and then enumerate the files in the selected directory. For each file named according to the session id (such as AD101.pdf, BP203.pdf etc) it will look up the corresponding session document in the session database, and import the pdf file as an attachment. The agent also keeps track of imported files and their file timestamps, and can thus update the pdf file has a different timestamp. Nothing advanced here, just checking for different timestamps. If you want to be sure only newer  files can be imported, you must code some LotusScript yourself.

Finally, the agent uses some Win32 code to browse for directories. Cut this code if you are on Mac or Linux and just replace the import directory with a hardcoded string or similar.

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05.23.2008

The template for the "Icons and Images" and databases is now available

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I am glad to make the database for the "Icons and Images" database available for download.
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05.22.2008

The template for the "Icon And Images" database will be available shortly

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At May 21st I held a short presentation about the "Icons And Images" database at the Norwegian Lotus Software Usergroup's anual spring seminar with the title "How to store 1.8 million files in a single Notes database". I will make the template for the database itself available shortly.

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05.18.2008

Part 6: Continuing with DXL to create the Favorites feature in the Icon and Images database

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This is part 6 of a series of articles about the Icon and Images database (started in this article), This article focus on the Favorites page and how it was made.
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05.18.2008

Part 5: Continuing with DXL to create the Gallery feature in the Icon and Images database

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This is part 5 of a series of articles about the Icon and Images database (started in this article), This article focus on the Gallery pages and how it was made.
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05.18.2008

Part 4: Using DXL to create imagery in documents - continued

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In this the fourth part of  article about the Icon and Images database (started in this article), It continues where the third article left off.

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05.18.2008

Part 3: Using DXL to create imagery in documents

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In this third article about the Icon and Images database (see this article), I will cover how I use DXL to create the imagery in Notes documents.

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04.07.2008

Part 2; Programming details on Icon and Images - Enumerating files

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In the first article I introduced the Icon and Images database, in which I store more than 1.8 million icon files in a single database. This article dive into the programming details, showing how I enumerate the files to import.

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04.04.2008

Part 1: Icon and Images database -or- How I store more than 1.8 million icon files in a single Notes database

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You have always heard that Lotus Notes isn't that  capable of storing millions of documents. While that is mostly true, this article will show you how I store more than 1.8 million files in a single database. Perhaps these ideas can be used by your applications too?

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