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Flexibility. Manageability. Extensibility. Doesn't your messaging environment need all these capabilities? In today's deskless, wireless offices, where thousands of users rely upon a messaging environment that includes email, instant messaging, calendaring, streamlined document workflow and more, Glyphic Technologies will help your organization benefit from the increased capabilities offered by IBM Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes software.
Glyphic offers a team of Lotus professionals who can demonstrate and implement the latest Lotus Domino products. Glyphic can configure, implement, integrate and support the entire Lotus product family of collaborative tools.
We offer high-quality, high-value Lotus solutions with flexible project arrangements such as on-site consulting, remote support and outsourced development. We have been developing, installing and maintaining Domino, Lotus Notes and Web-based Lotus Domino projects for enterprise clients for more than ten years.
Domino's popularity can be traced to its design as a truly collaborative application platform, in which email is only one of many. It is well suited for development and integration with other Web-based applications or portals. Further, the Notes client was designed to run seamlessly on several platforms, including Windows®, Linux® and Mac OS®. Domino provides a single point of access to email, calendaring and scheduling, and is integral to Web enablement; this makes it the best, simplified solution to today's complex world of messaging and collaboration.
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How to use Google Chart Tools with IBM Mashup Center
Google Chart Tools provide a rich set of visualization capabilities, such as scatter chart and gauge, that complement the chart types available with the IBM Mashup Center charting widget. You will see how Google Chart Images can be used with IBM Mashup Center to generate markers on the Navteq mapping widget. In addition, the article describes the building of a custom widget that uses Google Chart Tools API to visualize data from enterprise data feeds. Full Story
IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 and 8.5.3 Traveler performance
This article reports IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2 performance results for Microsoft Windows 64-bit and Red Hat Linux 64-bit operating systems. In addition it compares Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2 (64-bit) server and Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 (64-bit) server on Windows 64-bit operating systems. IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.3 Traveler performs the same as IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 Traveler performance. The same configuration were used for both IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 and 8.5.3 Traveler performance. Full Story
Working with groups in LotusScript
This article describes how you can work with groups in LotusScript, using the built-in NotesAdministrationProcess class as well as two custom LotusScript classes. Full Story
IBM Mashup Center
IBM Mashup Center is a powerful tool aimed at gaining insight and sharing information by rapidly assembling and visualizing data. This article shares some of the essential "need-to-know" tips we have collected in our experience with the product. In the first article in the series, we reviewed the components of IBM Mashup Center and some terminology, and then provided you with nine practical tips on working with feeds and building Data Mashups. Whereas the previous article focused on the "data site" of a mashup, in this this article we'll cover the presentation layer of a mashup - the "Mashup Builder". This article applies to Mashup Center version 2 and version 3. Full Story
Manage your IBM i Domino servers using APIs
This article describes a set of APIs which enable programmatic access and management of Domino servers on IBM i. The article includes code examples to demonstrate the usage of APIs to perform these tasks. Full Story
Display enterprise data as dynamic HTML using IBM Mashup Center
IBM Mashup Center comes with widgets for displaying data in different formats, for example in a table, on a map or in a chart. These widgets allow very quick page assembly but normally only provides a limited set of customization like font size, alignment color. To have greater control on the presentation, IBM Mashup Center Version 3 supports the generation of any XML directly using data from enterprise data sources. This article shows how you can generate HTML (XHTML to be specific since the feed is well-formed) for more distinctive presentation using the data mashup builder. In addition, the article describes a simple widget that can display arbitrary HTML and can intercept mouse clicks to trigger events that can be wired to other widgets. Full Story
Integrating IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino with IBM Enterprise Content Management: Configuration and best practices
The ability to integrate with IBM® Enterprise Content Management was introduced in IBM Lotus® Quickr® 8.5 for Domino®. In this article we discuss how it works and how to configure and use related features. It's assumed that you're familiar with Lotus Quickr and that you've already installed Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino. Full Story
