The Out Of Memory Mystery In Notes 11  

By Julian Robichaux | 9/4/20 1:25 AM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Roberto Boccadoro

Some of our customers who upgraded to Notes 11 have experienced out of memory errors in the Notes client. Sometimes it was a message box that said there is not enough free memory, sometimes it was a hang with errors in the trace log. It generally happened after the client had been open for a while, and often when opening MIME emails that were sent from the Internet or clicking on links to open an external browser. If users were logged in to Sametime, it was more likely to happen. The weird thing about this: • The computer had plenty of available memory, and • Task Manager showed that Notes was using a normal amount of memory, maybe 250MB or so. What the heck was going on, and what can we do to fix it?

For My Friends in the IBM Space: Nominate a Champion Today!  

By Julian Robichaux | 11/9/17 1:01 PM | Business - Events / People | Added by Oliver Busse

It's IBM Champion nomination time again. If you're a technical person who works with IBM technologies (as many of my friends and connections are), this should be interesting to you. Here's a quick overview.

Java Agent HTTP Connection Errors   

By Julian Robichaux | 1/15/15 1:13 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

While working through some demos for my upcoming ConnectED session on Java, I noticed some unusual behavior when making an HTTP connection in a Java agent on an IBM Notes client. We will only be talking about Java in the context of XPages for the session, but I wanted to try everything out in an agent too in case anyone asks. I had one bit of code that worked fine on XPages but which failed on some of my test clients.

Working with images in Java  

By Julian Robichaux | 2/5/14 3:15 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

Java gives us a lot of options for working with images. In general, you are almost always using the ImageIO class to read or write image files, and working with an Image or a BufferedImage object when dealing with the object in memory. Beyond the basics though, there are a number of image-related things that you might want to do. A few examples are listed below in this article.

Troubleshooting An Embedded Sametime Client Install  

By Julian Robichaux | 12/1/13 4:00 PM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

I was testing the new IBM Sametime 9 client on a few different virtual machines recently, and there was one IBM Notes client where the embedded Sametime client would not install. I finally got it working (yay!), but it wasn’t obvious how to...

Java Scrapbook Pages  

By Julian Robichaux | 10/3/13 9:51 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

Testing small bits of code in Domino Designer (DDE) can be tedious. If you’re a Java programmer, an easy shortcut in this case is Java Scrapbook Pages. These are native Eclipse components that are like code elements (Eclipse views, actually) that you can use to quickly run and test chunks of code. You can even do some basic debugging/inspecting on the code. Here’s how they work.

SHOW104 - Buried treasure: Finding the Hidden Gold in Lotus Notes Data  

By Julian Robichaux | 2/11/13 11:54 PM | Infrastructure - Notes / Domino | Added by Niklas Heidloff

SHOW104 - Buried treasure: Finding the Hidden Gold in Lotus Notes Data

Determining Your Sametime Client ID  

By Julian Robichaux | 12/20/12 11:47 PM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

Upon setting up my Notes 9 Beta client and trying to connect to my test Sametime server, I got this message.

OAuth for Domino Developers  

By Julian Robichaux | 9/10/12 7:59 AM | - | Added by

OAuth for the Domino Developer. Slides from Dominopoint 2012.