Glen Urban's Notes/Domino/XPages Bloghttp://glenurban.me.uk/A55D03/blog.nsfen-usFri, 20 May 2011 09:03:51 AM -0500 Fri, 20 May 2011 09:03:51 AM -0500 JP Liggett Notes Doclinks going to the wrong server?
Method 1 was a local or regional based catalog.nsf, that replicated to a hub, where an agent rolled it up into a master catalog.nsf. This is a bit tricky, since recent versions of domino will set the catalog.nsf replica ID and ACL to be uniform across the global domain.

Method 2 was using local NNN (Notes Named Networks), so users would by default only see their local servers, and we had server pass-thru active so users could traverse to distant servers using internal server based routing. Sometimes the distant servers were on separate LANs and direct DNS and/or IP traffic could not go direct from the client desktop, but the servers had pinned-up LAN routes globally.

Training was key to make sure the user knew the difference between the replicas on their desktop. I like the idea of coding on the desktop, but it could become a another POA, with ensuring deployment, version control etc. and local specifics in the coding.]]>
Method 1 was a local or regional based catalog.nsf, that replicated to a hub, where an agent rolled it up into a master catalog.nsf. This is a bit tricky, since recent versions of domino will set the catalog.nsf replica ID and ACL to be uniform across the global domain.

Method 2 was using local NNN (Notes Named Networks), so users would by default only see their local servers, and we had server pass-thru active so users could traverse to distant servers using internal server based routing. Sometimes the distant servers were on separate LANs and direct DNS and/or IP traffic could not go direct from the client desktop, but the servers had pinned-up LAN routes globally.

Training was key to make sure the user knew the difference between the replicas on their desktop. I like the idea of coding on the desktop, but it could become a another POA, with ensuring deployment, version control etc. and local specifics in the coding.]]> http://glenurban.me.uk/A55D03/blog.nsfdx/NotesDocLinksWrongServer.htm?opendocument&comments#05202011090351AMDOMJHG.htm Fri, 20 May 2011 02:59:02 AM -0500 Glen Urban Notes Doclinks going to the wrong server?
your right, I've tested notes urls and the same logic as doclinks applies.

I've seen solutions similar to yours implemented before. It can sometimes be the only solution as I find server administrators are reluctant to change the database catalog.

I think part of the problem is that server administrators like to give all servers manager access to everything. I don't believe this is the way the catalog was intended to be set up. Unfortunately the documentation from IBM in this area is a bit lacking.]]>
your right, I've tested notes urls and the same logic as doclinks applies.

I've seen solutions similar to yours implemented before. It can sometimes be the only solution as I find server administrators are reluctant to change the database catalog.

I think part of the problem is that server administrators like to give all servers manager access to everything. I don't believe this is the way the catalog was intended to be set up. Unfortunately the documentation from IBM in this area is a bit lacking.]]> http://glenurban.me.uk/A55D03/blog.nsfdx/NotesDocLinksWrongServer.htm?opendocument&comments#20052011025902DOMBDF.htm Fri, 20 May 2011 12:24:25 AM -0500 Sean Cull Notes Doclinks going to the wrong server?
This has always been a problem with Notes and causes no end of issues.

I had hoped that the notes://server/repid would address the issue by allowing you to specify the server but I don't think that works either.

For customers that use the same servers for mail and apps we write now have code that compares the server being opened with the mail server and protests is they are different.

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This has always been a problem with Notes and causes no end of issues.

I had hoped that the notes://server/repid would address the issue by allowing you to specify the server but I don't think that works either.

For customers that use the same servers for mail and apps we write now have code that compares the server being opened with the mail server and protests is they are different.

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Even so I sometimes preview the XPage in the Notes client when I'm trying to debug something, I find it can provide a more detailed error description.]]>
Even so I sometimes preview the XPage in the Notes client when I'm trying to debug something, I find it can provide a more detailed error description.]]> http://glenurban.me.uk/A55D03/blog.nsfdx/xpage65535byteslimit.htm?opendocument&comments#04022011204421GURSBT.htm Fri, 4 Feb 2011 03:20:27 AM -0500 Sean Cull XPage: Unresolved compilation problem: The code for the static initializer is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit
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I am confident it can be resolved but it may take IBM some time.

Cheers, Sean]]>
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I am confident it can be resolved but it may take IBM some time.

Cheers, Sean]]> http://glenurban.me.uk/A55D03/blog.nsfdx/xpage65535byteslimit.htm?opendocument&comments#04022011032027DOMCYC.htm Thu, 3 Feb 2011 05:18:50 PM -0500 Benoit Dubuc Shared Actions Not Replicating?
Maybe this has something to do with your issue, but then maybe not.

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