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And another new feature from the MindPlan labs, also brought to you by "Mr. C and JNI" Tammo Riedinger :-) : When you click on that new menu entry, you will see a server selection dialog. The dialog contains all the servers that you used in previous replications (it gets them from the database's replication history). The last replication server is preselected: We then replicate the database with the selected Domino server. The replication can be aborted and you can see a replication progress bar. Support for abortion and the progress bar is something that you cannot achieve using the normal Notes Java API. But with a little help from the C API, it works like a charm. :-) Karsten Lehmann | June 25th, 2009 13:09:09 | Comments (0) | Permanent Link One new feature from the proof-of-concept work that we're currently doing in the "MindPlan labs": We're still searching for the right place for such a panel. An alternative location might be a new property dialog tab. Please note, that this is a read-only panel. It's still necessary to switch to Lotus Notes to edit the richtext. Karsten Lehmann | June 25th, 2009 12:29:39 | Comments (0) | Permanent Link The next MindPlan version will contain a few new features in the analysis view area of the product. In previous versions, all the filters in the list were automatically concatenated with an AND operation. Now you have the choice between AND, OR, NOT AND and NOT OR. To build all possible expressions, the filter list is a tree from now on. If you only add one filter to the list, you won't see the difference. But after adding another filter, both appear indented below an AND node. (For hardcore users: AND/OR can also be nested, there's no limit in depth) There are also four new filters in the current developer build:
With them, you can filter out activities for parts of your organizational structure (defined in the MindPlan configuration database). On the categorization page, the list of categories has become quiet large and confusing over the years. Many customers asked for some kind of sorting in the list. So this is how the new list looks like: In addition to those dialog changes, we also added a refresh functionality to the analysis views. They now check for new data when you press F9, like it's done for normal maps. No need to close/reopen them any more. Karsten Lehmann | May 7th, 2009 13:46:15 | Comments (4) | Permanent Link Long time no see ;-) Finally we finished the examples to our Lotusphere presentation.
Standalone legacy Swing application: Multiple views with menubar and toolbar Basic integration: One tab containing the complete legacy application with Swing menubar and toolbar Advanced integration: One tab containing the content pane of the legacy application. Menubars and toolbars dynamic contributions to the Lotus Notes Standard client UI Karsten Lehmann | February 9th, 2009 15:27:46 | Comments (0) | Permanent Link I spent some time to manually grab all the PDF download links from the Lotusphere website and I'm currently downloading the available slides with a download manager: The session is today at 1:30 pm in the Swan Mockingbird room: Our Notes 8.5 problems, described in the last blog posting, with Some words about our current status and what we're currently working on: Here are the updated session details of Lotusphere session AD303 that I'm doing together with Michael Zink/IBM Austria:
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