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Search all past issues and articles. Read past issues or browse past articles: by Author by Date Published by Language by Level by Product You can also browse: Tips from LDD Ask Professor INI Performance Perspectives Reproduction of any articles contained within LDD Today is prohibited without written permission. If you're interested in writing an article for LDD Today, please read our writer guidelines and then send your outline to ideas@notes.net.	LotusScript: Rich text objects in Notes/Domino 6 by Sally Blanning DeJean and David DeJean With so many changes to LotusScript in Notes/Domino 6, where should you start? With this first article of a series, which explores using the new rich text classes to manipulate rich text objects. Using the Lotus Workflow Java API in Domino and WebSphere by Joann Jordan and Seol Young Park Use the Lotus Workflow Java API to integrate people-centric processes into e-commerce applications running on Domino and WebSphere. Here's how! Alternate name support in Domino.Doc and Lotus Workflow by Dan O'Connor What's in a name? Plenty, if it consists of characters your application doesn't support. This article describes alternate name support for Domino.Doc and Lotus Workflow. Discovery Server goes global by Robin Rouse, Hiroyuki Miyamoto, and Karen Bjorkman Multilingual spiders, alternate name support, and the best way to implement a taxonomy with multiple languages—is Discovery Server speaking your language? Domino 6 performs! by Joe Bostian, Rich Buck, Harry Murray, Andy Nolet, and Jim Powers Last month we told you about all the new Domino 6 performance-enhancing features. Now we show you just how much these features can improve performance, complete with numbers—all good! Integrating Lotus Workflow and Domino.Doc by Luciano Resende and Tara Hall Lotus Workflow and Domino.Doc were designed to work together. Learn the details on integrating these complementary technologies. Creating SAP requisitions for a Domino application by Scott Morris You can use LEI to connect your Domino application with your SAP application server so that Notes users can order from the SAP system without knowing SAP—an approach that can reduce both training and licensing costs. Producing reports in Lotus Workflow by Cees van der Woude Lotus Workflow reporting for duty—and this article explains how you can enhance its reporting functionality.	Learn something new: LearningSpace - Virtual Classroom Interview by Tara Hall Find out about Lotus's latest eLearning offering: LearningSpace - Virtual Classroom in this month's interview with the development team manager and the product designer. Agent variables To commemorate the second anniversary of Ask Professor INI, the good professor dips into the mail bag to answer your questions about agent-related Notes.ini variables. QuickPlace 3 performance: Authentication and MTBF by Jack Williams, Sami Shalabi, and Dick McCarrick This month, we continue our comparison of QuickPlace 3 and 2.0.8 by examining how efficiently each version handles user authentication. We also look at QuickPlace 3 reliability, discussing Mean Time Between Failures data. Running iNotes Web Access with reverse proxies and other security features by Chris Kergaravat, Kevin Bittner, and Stephen Power Discover how adding a reverse proxy server, firewall, SSL, and Web Mail Redirect to your iNotes Web Access site can affect user response time and how you can help minimize that impact. Automatically starting LEI on UNIX Are you autostarting Domino but don't know how to autostart LEI? This tip explains how automate LEI startup using the Startup Scripts that ship with LEI. Replacing the No documents found message Tired of receiving the message No documents found when you search a view? This tip won't tell you how to find what you're looking for, but it will tell you how to customize that message with a little HTML and some @formulas.