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In response to: C-api help on one of the samples
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Thanks Ulrich!
In response to: C-api help on one of the samples
Ulrich Krause [Visitor]
just for the records:
after a few rounds of try-and-error, I solved the puzzle
Change the numeric_value datatype from FLOAT to NUMBER
NUMBER numeric_item; /* a numeric item */
and then:
/* Extract a number item from the summary. */
case TYPE_NUMBER:
memcpy (&numeric_item, summary_position, sizeof(NUMBER));
sprintf (item_text, "%f", numeric_item);
break;
This will now gives you the correct output
after a few rounds of try-and-error, I solved the puzzle
Change the numeric_value datatype from FLOAT to NUMBER
NUMBER numeric_item; /* a numeric item */
and then:
/* Extract a number item from the summary. */
case TYPE_NUMBER:
memcpy (&numeric_item, summary_position, sizeof(NUMBER));
sprintf (item_text, "%f", numeric_item);
break;
This will now gives you the correct output
In response to: C-api help on one of the samples
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Good question Ulrich. It's been 4 years, and I really really can't remember. I think I never solved it.
In response to: C-api help on one of the samples
ulrich Krause [Visitor]
I know, that this is a very old entry. But have you ever found a solution?
In response to: IBM Lotus Sametime Standard V8.5 filenames.
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
You can see in the footer, it's B2evolution with the Asevo skin
In response to: IBM Lotus Sametime Standard V8.5 filenames.
wyniki meczów [Visitor]
Hi there would you mind stating which blog
platform you're using? I'm going to start my own blog soon but I'm having a hard time making a decision between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your layout seems different then most blogs and I'm looking
for something completely unique. P.S Apologies for getting
off-topic but I had to ask!
platform you're using? I'm going to start my own blog soon but I'm having a hard time making a decision between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your layout seems different then most blogs and I'm looking
for something completely unique. P.S Apologies for getting
off-topic but I had to ask!
In response to: 8.5.2 sametime window problem -> A solution
geo [Visitor]
I've crying for this for 8 months now !
You just MADE MY DAY mate !
Thanks a million !
You just MADE MY DAY mate !
Thanks a million !
In response to: Removing a full text index on a server
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Big spam problem at the moment Tam, even the Turing test is not helping. I'll have to upgrae to the latest version I think.
In response to: Removing a full text index on a server
Tam [Visitor]
Do you have a spam issue on this blog; I also am a blogger, and I was curious about your situation; many of us have developed some nice methods and we
are looking to trade methods with other folks, be sure to shoot me an e-mail if interested.
are looking to trade methods with other folks, be sure to shoot me an e-mail if interested.
In response to: Module 4: Installing Lotus Notes Admin/Designer Client
saravanan [Visitor]
Very Help Full
In response to: *tap* *tap* is this thing on?
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Hi Tom
initially the install part will be windows only. But the administration stuff is mostly generic apart from performance tuning.
I'll see at a later time if I (or someone else) can add stuff for other platforms
initially the install part will be windows only. But the administration stuff is mostly generic apart from performance tuning.
I'll see at a later time if I (or someone else) can add stuff for other platforms
In response to: *tap* *tap* is this thing on?
Tom Steenbergen [Visitor]
Hi Dennis,
Nice. Will that be cross platform or just for good ol' windows?
Nice. Will that be cross platform or just for good ol' windows?
In response to: Sametime 8.5 system console installer problem
Nils [Visitor]
I ran into this, while installing Sametime 8.5.2 in a virtualized environment. The issue was that one of the tablespaces in the STSC db (SP32) could not be read (happened for every db created). I ended up manually creating the DB and tablespaces and created the tables using the Systemconsole.ddl file and then reinstalled the system console
In response to: Module 4: Installing Lotus Notes Admin/Designer Client
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Thanks Stefan ;-)
I will correct this in the "how to do this the right way" chapter!
I will correct this in the "how to do this the right way" chapter!
In response to: Module 4: Installing Lotus Notes Admin/Designer Client
Stephan H. Wissel [Visitor]
Aaagglllh!
The default path for Notes data will render Designer useless. Especially on 64Bit Win7. You *must* point it somewhere outside "Program Files". Best follow the sample of a standard client "shared install" and put it into the user profile. Also move the notes.ini there and make sure you start from that directory in the shortcut (I think that works by default).
This way you can keep program files read only.
The default path for Notes data will render Designer useless. Especially on 64Bit Win7. You *must* point it somewhere outside "Program Files". Best follow the sample of a standard client "shared install" and put it into the user profile. Also move the notes.ini there and make sure you start from that directory in the shortcut (I think that works by default).
This way you can keep program files read only.
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Chris: as a notes dev you can use this as a starting point: http://blug.be/blug.nsf/Click?Open&e=20120322&s=Jess&f=2012_Slides_c/$file/BLUG-AdminForTheDeveloper.odp (by Jess Stratton/Kathy Brown)
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Christian Drenth [Visitor]
As a dev I expect to learn lots of new stuff.
Now that should not be too difficult ;)
Keep up the good work!
Now that should not be too difficult ;)
Keep up the good work!
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Thanks guys!
After completion I'll look into the RedWiki sharing. First there's chapters and chapters and chapters to write ;-)
After completion I'll look into the RedWiki sharing. First there's chapters and chapters and chapters to write ;-)
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Jesper Clausen [Visitor]
Well done...
I agree with Lars about the RedWiki-thing.
Keep up the good work.
I agree with Lars about the RedWiki-thing.
Keep up the good work.
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Serdar Basegmez [Visitor]
Dennis, that's really needed. Please consider wrapping up this as a wiki article later.
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Paul: idea is good. I might look into that one.
Lars: Thanks, it's taking a lot of time indeed, and these where the easy chapters ;-)
Lars: Thanks, it's taking a lot of time indeed, and these where the easy chapters ;-)
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Lars Olufsen [Visitor]
Excellent idea, Dennis.
This should really be a RedWiki, but it's great that you are taking the time to put all this great info together.
This should really be a RedWiki, but it's great that you are taking the time to put all this great info together.
In response to: Installing Lotus Domino from Scratch
Paul Mooney [Visitor]
Hi Dennis - brilliant effort.
Only suggestion I would have is a sub domain or easy place to get to the posts without mixing them with your other blog posts?
Only suggestion I would have is a sub domain or easy place to get to the posts without mixing them with your other blog posts?
In response to: 'Set Config' parameter does not alter the parameter in the Domino server configuration document
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Rajesh: That's exactly what the technotes says ;-)
(I forgot to add the link)
(I forgot to add the link)
In response to: 'Set Config' parameter does not alter the parameter in the Domino server configuration document
rajesh haran [Visitor]
Hi Dennis,
If you add 'update' at the end of your argument, it will update the config document.
example: Set ENABLE_SRVCFG_NAB_UPDATE=1 update
technote from IBM:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21172870
If you add 'update' at the end of your argument, it will update the config document.
example: Set ENABLE_SRVCFG_NAB_UPDATE=1 update
technote from IBM:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21172870
In response to: 'Set Config' parameter does not alter the parameter in the Domino server configuration document
Rainer Brandl [Visitor]
Great hint, thx a lot !!!
In response to: Ray C. Anderson (Interface Inc.): Confessions of a Radical Industrialist
The Garden Gal [Visitor]
Hats off to Mr. Anderson. May there be more like him.
In response to: New websecurity feature in Domino 8.5?
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
To update this post: It's a quickr feature.
http://www.d2k.nl/domino/blog4.php/2009/11/13/re-new-websecurity-feature-in-domino-8-5
http://www.d2k.nl/domino/blog4.php/2009/11/13/re-new-websecurity-feature-in-domino-8-5
In response to: Making Sametime work on iOS
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
I did perform some voodoo rituals and made some animal sacrifices, but I didn't want to go to much into detail ;-)
In response to: Making Sametime work on iOS
Jim Soper [Visitor]
Big Up Vote! The worst upgrade/patch/whatever you want to call it! Great idea and great "once" it's working, however I'm surprised you don't have also donate blood in order to get it working! They should have a PMR Award given out at Lotusphere to the company with the most PMR's opened, lol
In response to: Removing a full text index on a server
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Hi Ade
that's also true, but this can work scheduled if required.
that's also true, but this can work scheduled if required.
In response to: Removing a full text index on a server
ADE [Visitor]
Yes, this is a good tool, but in the administrator client, you can select all databases and right clic, delete all indexe. After that, introduice in notes.ini serveur thos variables :
UPDATE_NO_FULLTEXT=1
and
FT_FLY_INDEX_OFF=1
Best regards
Ade
UPDATE_NO_FULLTEXT=1
and
FT_FLY_INDEX_OFF=1
Best regards
Ade
In response to: Security enhancements in iNotes 8.5.2 may require configuration changes in environments with reverse proxies
Gehan De Silva [Visitor]
Hi Im working with a citrix netscaler and trying to get clientless vpn working with INotes. I get the point where i authenticate get redirected to my mailfile 'Loading IBM INotes...' but then the page breaks.
Did you get Inotes with clientless vpn on the netscaler ?
Did you get Inotes with clientless vpn on the netscaler ?
In response to: IBM Lotus Domino Remote Console Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Hi Alexey,
I'm very interested in what the result is then?
Not that I think that many organisations will have to face external threats for this port, but still
I'm very interested in what the result is then?
Not that I think that many organisations will have to face external threats for this port, but still
In response to: IBM Lotus Domino Remote Console Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
Alexey SIntsov [Visitor]
There is TWO bugs in ONE function.
Patrik found UNC path, i've found funny XML parser. So, IBM fix only UNC. And "Failed exploit attempts will result in a denial-of-service condition." - it is not true 8)
In response to: IBM Sametime client for iOS
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
They've got a Lotuslive meetings app, but indeed, it's odd that it doesn't support it
In response to: IBM Sametime client for iOS
fredrik [Visitor]
The strange thing is that they do this kind of release and don't have support for their own cloud solution ?????
In response to: Domino Wiki: DAOS Backup and Restore
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Excellent tip Marek!
In response to: Domino Wiki: DAOS Backup and Restore
Marek [Visitor]
It is little bit tricky. You have to restore nsf, put it on server, get list of missing NLO's and restore them:
tell daosmgr listnlo -o listofmissingnlos.txt MISSING mymail.nsf
tell daosmgr listnlo -o listofmissingnlos.txt MISSING mymail.nsf
In response to: Lotussquash 2011, 2e editie op 30 juni
Christian [Visitor]
I'll be there!
In response to: Sore loser: Connie Sonne (JREF Challenge at TAM7)
Rob [Visitor]
Connie is a textbook example of someone being totally self deluded.
In response to: 8.5.2 sametime window problem
Sayantan [Visitor]
It works great
In response to: IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino Administration book is out!
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
You are more then welcome Keith, it's a good book!
In response to: IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino Administration book is out!
Keith Brooks [Visitor]
On behalf of myself and my co-authors, we thank you for the glowing recommendation.
In response to: Sending the elevator down (#ls11)
Alberto Jimenez [Visitor]
That part of the elevator was indeed very inspiring. Thanks for the offer.
In response to: Sending the elevator down (#ls11)
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Thanks Paul
I just had the idea I could do more.
You've been good in helping me, so I just think there's probably more people that need help getting further ahead
I just had the idea I could do more.
You've been good in helping me, so I just think there's probably more people that need help getting further ahead
In response to: Sending the elevator down (#ls11)
Paul Mooney [Visitor]
Good for you Denis. You may not realise it, but you have being doing it for a long time already. Once you post freely available content, you are helping someone.
In response to: 8.5.2 sametime window problem
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
It works Deb!!! Super!
In response to: 8.5.2 sametime window problem
Dennis van Remortel [Member]
Thanks Deb
I'll give it a go tomorrow, and get back to you!
I'll give it a go tomorrow, and get back to you!
In response to: 8.5.2 sametime window problem
Deb Carpenter [Visitor]
We've run across the same thing and have found a work around. If you turn off the tabbed feature for the Sametime window and go back into a chat session, resize your window to how you want it and then go back into your preferences to change back to tabbed sametime window, the size will stick.