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by Christie Williams and Laura Rutherford
In this interview, developer Jeff Calow discusses the new Web technologies in Domino 6 and how to work with standard technologies like J2EE.
Using debugging variables
Here's the scoop on debugging variables—why they're there, what they are, and if and when you should use them.
Generating alternating row colors for Web views
You can do this in the Notes client—now learn to apply alternating row colors to views that appear in a Web browser.
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Overview of the Domino 6 Web application server
by John Chamberlain
This article discussed features that were being developed and considered for Domino 6 during the development process. Because these features were changed substantially for Domino 6, the contents of this article have been removed so as not to cause confusion.
Understanding iNotes Access for Microsoft Outlook
by Jane Hosie-Bounar with Margaret Rora
Take an under-the-hood look at iNotes Access for Microsoft Outlook, a product that lets administrators migrate their mail databases from Exchange to Domino without disrupting end users or requiring them to give up Outlook.
 Notes 6 technical overview
by Craig Lordan
Notes 6 is the next major release, now in beta. This overview explains many of the ease-of-use improvements, plus describes the enhancements to mail, calendar, replication, mobility, performance, and administration.
 Domino 6 technical overview
by Jane Hosie-Bounar and Christie Williams
Find out about the evolution of, and innovation in the Domino 6 server in this overview, which explains improvements to scalability and performance, administration, the Web application server, directories, hosting, security, and messaging.
 Domino Designer 6 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.
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