Issue with view indexes being “randomly?” discarded – Update

I wrote the other day about an issue I had discovered with view indexes being discarded. If you are seeing the same issue, the SPR reference is SSARBW4PAW. Unfortunately I have not yet received any information on the underlying cause and any fix. However, HCL have suggested a possible work-around which is the DBMT “nondiscardable […]

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Issue with view indexes being “randomly?” discarded by Domino 11.0.1FP1 server

I recently discovered an issue where a Domino 11.0.1FP1 server appears to be randomly “discarding” view indexes during normal operation. This is resulting in slow application database performance (and of course user complaints!). Background Some of our application databases have a “View Update” agent in them that run every night. These agents open and refresh

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Domino V12, Docker on Windows 10 and “error while creating mount point”

Recently we have started to look at the Early Access Program for Domino V12, which is currently available to us as a Docker image (rather than a Windows or Linux server installer). The process to create new Domino servers (using Docker Desktop for Windows and the Domino V12 Docker image) was fairly painless, however in

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Intec / HCL Webinar – Countdown to Domino & Sametime V11

On November 18th Intec will be hosting a webinar with Andrew Manby of HCL titled “Countdown to Domino & Sametime V11”. The abstract is: With the imminent launch of Domino and Sametime V11, plus Connections 6.5, join Intec and Andrew Manby for a fireside chat on the progress of betas for Domino and Nomad, key

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OSGi, Maven and Building Domino p2 Update Sites

**SHAMELESS PLUG:** With me moving to HCL next month, it’s always important to ensure there is sufficient resiliency in the development teams of open source projects. There are always areas where OpenNTF Domino API may be of benefit, but there will be projects I’m involved in where it won’t. There will also be a big

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Understanding Pub Sub

One of the big amendments in Domino V11 is pub sub. It brings a lot of potential, but only with the proper understanding of how to leverage it. It’s a concept many Domino developers may be unfamiliar with, but one that has a lot of parallels in web development. In Vert.x there is the Event

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What Domino Makes Trivial Number Three: Web Sockets

Richard Moy added an interesting comment to my last blog post, wishing that HCL would add Web Sockets support to the core. It’s a popular requirement, and one that people have tried to work around. John Jardin added a web sockets server to our React application for our JavaScript session at IBM Think 2018, so

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What Domino Makes Trivial Number Two: Synchronous / Asynchronous Processing

Another topic that becomes key when moving beyond Domino is synchronous and asynchronous processing. But it’s probably something most Domino developers haven’t come across. LotusScript and standard Domino Java are single-threaded. That means your code starts at line 1, runs line 1, then line 2, then line 3. If line 4 is a function /

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