 
What's in store for the Rnext database
Interview by Laura Rutherford
Domino databases store more than your data; they store all the information Domino needs to run—so changes to the database can have far-reaching impacts. This month, Kimilee Gile, co-project lead of the Database team, gives us a preview of the new and enhanced database features in Rnext.
Java/CORBA and JVM variables
This month, Professor INI continues the tour of NOTES.INI programming-related variables, by examining variables affecting Java/CORBA and the JVM.
Preventing users from editing [Replication or Save Conflict] documents
Stop conflicts from escalating. You can use the code in this tip to keep users from editing Replication or Save Conflict documents.
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ID and password recovery
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Find out how your visit to the Notes.net Web site helps test new versions of Domino and plays an important role in our product development cycle.
 Notes Rnext technical overview
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 Domino Rnext technical overview
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 Domino Designer Rnext technical overview
by David DeJean
Domino Designer continues to grow as an integrated application development platform. Read about the improvements to managing complex applications, reusing design elements, designing for the Web, developing databases, and constructing agents. |