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• Configuring single sign-on for Lotus Connections in the Kerberos environment

  Learn about the configuration of a Kerberos-based single sign-on solution from a Microsoft Windows desktop to Lotus Connections running on IBM WebSphere Application Server.

• XPages straight up

  Use JavaScript to create, view, edit, and remove documents in a Lotus Domino application. Learn about JavaScript in XPages and see where and how to attach JavaScript in the XPages user interface.

• IBM Mashup Center: OpenSocial interoperability

  This article describes how you can extend IBM Mashup Center to use and interoperate with other widget component models, such as OpenSocial gadgets.

• Monitoring availability, performance, infrastructure, and beyond using Lotus Sametime

  This article describes (and provides) a simple lightweight tool, Watchit, that can help you reduce outages, respond to issues more quickly, and improve the customer experience.

• Creating Google Gadgets with Lotus Notes 8.5.1

  Follow along with this step-by-step guide to using Google Gadgets with the Lotus Notes 8.5.1 client. Get examples and usage options for deploying Google Gadgets.

• Determining the best IBM Lotus Web Content Management delivery option for your needs

  There are various content delivery options available in Lotus Web Content Management, and choosing the one that's right for you can improve the current performance and future scalability of your deployed environment. This article explains the available rendering options and how to choose the best one for your Web sites.

• Developing a Mozilla Firefox plug-in for Content Management Interoperability Services

  Get an overview of a new proposed standard for accessing content, Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS), and an example of how to use these services using Mozilla Firefox.

• Understanding the Web services database in Alloy by IBM and SAP

  This article explains the role of the NDERPws.nsf database, shows you how to use it from both an administrator and a user perspective, and demonstrates how to troubleshoot some common issues.

• Creating a Lotus Web Content Management site structure with one click

  Read about a simple solution that enables you to define site structures in Lotus Web Content Management in an automated fashion. This solution saves you time on a time-consuming and monotonous task.

• Extending and customizing the IBM Lotus Sametime Connect announcement service

  Learn how to extend and customize the Eclipse-based Lotus Sametime Connect announcement service so that you can receive announcements on receipt of new e-mails that contain particular subjects or keywords. In this article, you learn how to build two plug-Ins: one for customizing the announcement service plug-in, and one for a Lotus Notes-specific implementation.

• Accessing IBM Lotus Quickr from Google Android

  This wiki article explains, step by step, how to access Lotus Quickr content from the Google Android mobile platform, using Lotus Quickr Representational State Transfer (REST) services.

• Restoring IBM Lotus Domino data from a decommissioned Lotus Domino server

  This article explains how to restore Lotus Domino data (for example, a mail file) from a Domino server that has been decommissioned. Also included are the error messages that might arise after this activity on any IBM Tivoli Data Protection (TDP) for Lotus Domino node.

• Automating IBM Lotus Symphony deployments using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager

  This article describes how to build and deploy a custom Lotus Symphony package using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager, formally Systems Management Server. The article describes in detail how to prepare your custom package with custom plug-ins, add custom branding, and update the Lotus Symphony package home page.

• Setting up an IBM Rational Application Developer-based iWidget development environment

  When widgets are developed for deployment on IBM Mashup Center, two IBM development tools can be used, the IBM Mashup Center widget factory or IBM Rational Application Developer. This article explains how to set up IBM Rational Application Developer so that it can be used to create iWidgets for deployment in IBM Mashup Center.

• Introducing IBM LotusLive Meetings

  In this article, you can get an overview of IBM LotusLive Meetings and review its unique features.