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While developing XPages or Web application in designer, we cannot test applications for authenticated users. We need a server footprint for testing those applications.
Local HTTP preview process has to be modified to support some kind of authentication (it may even be a text file for test users).
This improvement would be
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It would be great if I could set the DOCTYPE for all pages generated for a given database. It needs to be able to be set at the application level because different applications could use different DOCTYPEs. The setting would work for xPages, Forms, Pages, and Agents.
This setting could be overridden
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As far as I know, keyring files are not supported by other powerful web servers on the market. Even Websphere group is not using and supporting this file format.
I'd like to know if there is a clear advantage of SSL keyring files. If not, it should be replaced for compatibility
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For whatever reason, on occasion the HTTP password does not get synchronized with the Notes password. Add a way to manually force synchronization, like a menu option (File - Security - Synchronize Notes and HTTP/Sametime passwords) or as a button on the User Security dialog.
Yes, users can set the password
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I like to use WEBDAV on Domino to publish simple websites. Some tools I use, generate .html pages that are called with url-parms, like:
http//path/picturegallery.html?id=something&style=somethingelse.
Trying to open this on domino creates an Error 500.
Rearranging the link to:
http//path/picturegallery.html?open&id=something&style=somethingelse" works.
The above of course works on
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In the Lotus Notes Client I can open any URL by typing it into the addressbar. Why there is no SSO between my Lotus Notes Session and the URL on a Domino Server in the same Domino Directory?
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The HTTP task is powerful and complex. We’ll go through the configuration and show you how to make your server respond just the way you want. We’ll talk about virtual web sites, multi-homing, URL redirection, headers, and path substitution. Learn the step by step process of requesting
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I've been wanting to come up with a good session idea for years, and I've realized recently that I don't see a lot of sessions strictly on using Domino as a web server. Plenty of stuff for developers, but nothing on the admin side. As someone who's used the Domino
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while it's possible to use domcfg.nsf to map some types of http errors to special forms in the domcfg.nsf database the level of control it provides is not great and relies on the Domino administrator to work with the designer to edit that particular database and create the mappings etc.
I
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Give us a property to specify any http header and value ("expires" for instance) for the Domino server to append to the http response. Make this property available in every design element.
@SetHTTPHeader only really works in the context of forms and pages.
I know this can be done using site rules
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(I droped mentioning xhtml after reading Stan Rogers comment).
Bob Balaban has mentioned on his blog that there might be some ideas to modernize the Domino HTTP engine for a later release.
I think this is getting more and more important for different reasons:
- we now have more modern html standards.
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Web sites such as GMail, Facebook, FeedBurner and most other service oriented sites offer users the ability to stay "logged in" to their site using some type of cookie. Idea Jam would like to use this type of authentication out of the box for Idea Jam and can't without building
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Quickr and Sametime are some of the cutting edge technologies that IBM offers. Back in 2002, one of the cutting edge configuration changes with Domino included Internet Site documents. But Quickr and Sametime aren't supported by these.
This is related to my LTPA token idea - but without Internet sites support,
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Quickr has to use a pre "Internet site documents" LTPA token and it has to be the default name. IBM should allow customers to user custom names for this token. Perhaps a token was created in the past with a different name and now a new Quickr installation would like
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I'd really like to be able to send a file attachment as a response without a redirect (since I'm creating the file in memory, I don't want to save it and then purge it at some later date).
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I encounter very often issues that users can not download bigger (>70MB) files which are stored as attachments into richtext fields via HTTP. I had to install FileZilla FTP server which supports download continue control, when the previous attempt was interrupted. This might need also that Domino starts to support
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It's bordering on criminal that in 2007 Domino still does not support gzip compression when sending data to web browsers. I know that iNotes supports it but why not any other nsfs? When you look at the performance improvements that Web Booster { Link
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