I think indexes (indices ? the proper spelling probably belongs in the same family discussion as the substance of nulls) are vastly under used by programmers who frequently neglect the ability rip through column values and instead, step through a sort, document by document.

Could you include the different ways that Domino handles indexes for HTTP calls versus NRPC ? And will you discuss the advantages of DB2-enabled NSF View joins ?

Andrew, hah, I'm not sure what my "position" would be. I did think about begging for access to BP day--I really miss the frank, straight-up give and take.

Great concept. Will you be able to include some 8.5 material/demo as well ? I'd love the chance to excite our Eclipse and JSF programmers.

Daniel, is there a chance that you could Linux as well ? Now that the 64bit RHEL OS is supported for 8.0.2 (which is still a 32 bit app).

Kevin, we always need a review of the OSS support for Domino applications. In the past, you've been a trusted guide for things I never knew of, outside of OpenNTF.

I think if you'll be including guidelines for using scanning tools, as well as hardening techniques, it'll be a strong offering. Also, I'd appreciate an evaluation of platform differences, as Domino runs on so many OSs.

Thanks for the feedback. Keith, you are always welcome to email me at jack@leadershipbynumbers.com if you are interested in more details. Wouter, I'm hoping that my orientation is not so much a tech how-to, but a management and tech how-to. There is plenty of good IBM documentation on performing upgrades, however prying out the funding or encouraging the adoption of current releases is a constant aspect of every upgrade. Personally, I view upgrades as actually a heading under "maintenance" and I think of it as bridge painting. No one is really finished, you just go back and add the next layer.