The View: 2004 – Volume 10

The View: The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino – Table of Contents

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Over a long period of time there was a dedicated (expensive) journal named:
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino
published by in MD, USA. ISSN: 1083-7213

As I could not find any reference anywhere to the content of the journal, I decided to provide bibliographical data to individual articles of the published journal issues.

2004 – Volume 10 – Table of Contents

January / February 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 1

“0% Recovered” When Users Compact Databases and Transaction Logging Is Enabled? Solve This and Other Problems with Dynamic Server Commands
Richard Thomsen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (1): 3-22, 2004

Resource Reservations – A Utility for Renaming Resources & Changing Category and Site Information
Mark Rose
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (1): 23-42, 2004.

Advanced File Attachment Presentation in Your Domino Web Applications
Kenneth Haggman
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (1): 43-72, 2004.

A Custom Bookmarks Database for Developers and Administrators
Michael Tingey
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (1): 73-92, 2004.

A Comprehensive Tour of Programming Enhancements in Notes/Domino 6.5
Robert Perron
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (1): 93-134, 2004.

March / April 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 2

Customizing Resource Reservations – Enable Users to Schedule Rooms Based on Room Attributes
Mark Rose
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (2): 3-22, 2004.

Leverage Your Notes Client Applications in a Browser-Based Corporate Intranet – The Cookie Technique
Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (2): 23-42, 2004.

Create MS Office and Other Application Documents from a Browser – Using a LotusScript Agent, Some HTML, and a Content-Type Flag
Mark Roden
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (2): 43-72, 2004.

From the Inside Out – Understanding Unread Marks Replication in Notes/Domino 6.5
Bill Spencer
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (2): 73-92, 2004.

Here, There, and Everywhere – A Simple, Secure Tool for Searching Domino Databases from Any Application
Herbert van Vliet
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (2): 93-110, 2004.

May / June 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 3

Guide Your Users Step-by-Step – Compelling Wizard Functionality in an Easy, Reusable Design
Hans van der Burg
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (3): 3-30, 2004.

Setting Up Mail Interoperability between IBM Lotus Domino and IBM Lotus Workplace Messaging
Niklas Heidloff
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (3): 31-50, 2004. Note: May/June 2004

Secure Messaging – A Guide to Protecting the Content of Internet E-mail Messages with Domino 6
Richard Thomsen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (3): 51-72, 2004.

AEM – A Tool for Automatically Monitoring Your Applications
Michael Tingey
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (3): 73-100, 2004.

Scheduled Servlets in Domino – The Power of Java Threads
John Reese and Luke Conrad
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (3): 101-114, 2004.

July / August 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 4

NSFDB2 – What It Is, How It Works, and What It Means for Domino Administrators and Developers
Wai-ki Yip, John Curtis, and Gary Rheaume
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (4): 3-32, 2004.

Exchange Information Almost Anywhere – The MS XMLHTTP ActiveX Object
Kenneth Haggman
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (4): 33-58, 2004.

Extend the Power of Notes Views: Techniques for Enhancing Selection and Performance
André Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (4): 59-76, 2004.

Resource Reservations – A Utility for Moving and Consolidating Resources
Mark W. Rose
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (4): 77-92, 2004.

Dynamically Modifying the Domino Action Bar Applet Using JavaScript
Dhanasekar Dhandapani
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (4): 93-118, 2004.

September / October 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 5

A Guide to Document Locking in Notes/Domino 6
James Ray
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (5): 3-32, 2004.

Domino Development on a (Soccer) Shoestring Budget – How to Develop a Secure Web Application in 30 Minutes or Less
Page Nix
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (5): 33-58, 2004.

Extending the Resource Reservations System to Manage Room Resources
Mark W. Rose
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (5): 59-74, 2004.

Extend the Power of Notes Views: Techniques for Creating User-Based Views and Query Assistants in the Notes Client
André Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (5): 75-96, 2004.

How to Create and Maintain Domino Data in Your JSP-Based Web Applications
Robert Patt-Corner
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (5): 97-128, 2004.

November / December 2004 – Volume 10, Issue 6

Domino and Exchange Interoperability — A Step-by-Step Guide to Making It Work
Jessica Couto
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (6): 3-32, 2004.

Dynamically Modifying the Domino Outline Applet Using JavaScript
Dhanasekar Dhandapani
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (6): 27-48, 2004.

A Chat-Logging Solution for Sametime 3.1+
Richard Thomsen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (6): 49-64, 2004.

Put Better Programs into Production in Less Time with Code Reviews: What They Are, How to Conduct Them, and Why
David F. Jenkins and Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (6): 65-84, 2004.

Using the MVC Design Pattern to Engineer Domino Web Applications
Keith Nolen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 10 (6): 85-115, 2004.

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The View: 2003 – Volume 9

The View: The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino – Table of Contents

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Over a long period of time there was a dedicated (expensive) journal named:
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino
published by in MD, USA. ISSN: 1083-7213

As I could not find any reference anywhere to the content of the journal, I decided to provide bibliographical data to individual articles of the published journal issues.

2003 – Volume 9 – Table of Contents

January / February 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 1

Five Domino Web Development Tasks Made Easier
Kenneth Haggman
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (1): 3-32, 2003.

Apply OO Analysis & Best Practices to Build a LotusScript Framework
Douglas Tillman
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (1): 33-54, 2003.

Case Study: Building a Shopping Application with LotusScript
Thomas Køcks
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (1): 55-88, 2003.

Providing Web Users with a Fully Interactive Domino View
Matthew Hoey
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (1): 89-112, 2003.

The Administrators’ Guide to Domino Controller and Domino Console – Secure Access to Domino 6 Servers from Any Location
Jon Champlin
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (1): 113-131, 2003

March / April 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 2

The Unique Key (UNK) Table — What Domino Administrators and Developers Need to Know
Cindy Hufford
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (2): 3-16, 2003.

Breathing New Life into the Domino Action Bar
Chris Melikian
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (2): 17-38, 2003.

Domino Server Consolidation: A Question of Priorities
David Price
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (2): 39-62, 2003.

More Web UI Techniques Your Users Will Love — Improved Site Navigation and Error Prevention
Edward Castelli
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (2): 63-86, 2003.

Accessing the MS Windows Registry in LotusScript Agents – A Fast, Simple, Easy-to-Maintain Solution
Robert Sandy
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (2): 87-106, 2003.

May / June 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 3

A Guide to Automated Diagnostic Data Collection in 6.01 Clients and Servers
Jon Champlin
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (3): 3-??, 2003.

Generating PDF Reports from Lotus Notes Views
Lucjan Dudkiewicz
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (3), 2003.

Simple Methods for Creating HTML-Formatted E-mail in Domino Web Applications and Scheduled Agents
Mark Roden
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (3), 2003.

Printing Reports Using the Java API in Notes 6
Rayan Hanoudi
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (3), 2003.

Creating and Using Web Services with Domino
Michael Thomas Mohen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (3), 2003

July / August 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 4

Lotus Instant Messaging & Domino: An Exciting Combination
Brian Green
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (4): 3-30, 2003.

Dynamically Accessing Back-End Data Using the iframe src Referencing Technique – An Easy-to-Implement, Cross-Browser Solution
Adam Glasby
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (4): 31-54, 2003.

Pushing the Envelope – Creating JSP Pages with Multiple Views from Multiple Databases
Robert Patt-Corner
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (4): 55-76, 2003.

File Distribution Utility for Administrators and Developers – With a Developer’s Tour of Undocumented Features and Cool Tricks
Kenneth Haggman
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (4): 77-102, 2003.

Maintaining, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Domino Clusters in Releases 5 and 6
Ted Hardenburgh
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (4): 103-125, 2003.

September / October 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 5

Web Printing Made Easy – A Reusable Java Servlet for Printing User-Selected Documents Individually or in Batch
John Daniells
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (5): 3-24, 2003.

Securing Your SMTP Infrastructure in Domino 5 and 6 – A Deep Dive into the Server Configuration Settings Document
Mike Lazar
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (5): 25-42, 2003.

Notes/Domino Integration Using Lightweight Clients
Jan-Piet Mens
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (5): 43-66, 2003.

The Ten Golden Rules of Writing Better LotusScript
Matthew Hoey
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (5): 67-90, 2003.

Create User-Friendly Reports with Excel – A Utility for Your Notes and Web Applications
Ingvar Engelbrecht
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (5): 91-117, 2003.

November / December 2003 – Volume 9, Issue 6

IBM Lotus Workplace: An In-Depth Introduction for Developers and Administrators
Michael Harer
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (6): 3-32, 2003.

The Administrator’s Guide to Programming with Formulas
Larry Palm
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (6): 33-62, 2003.

Working with Design Elements in Release 6 – An Application for Storing, Modifying, and Exporting Rich Text Buttons
Matt Holthe
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (6): 63-84, 2003.

A Dynamic Hide-When Component for Your Web Applications – No Form Refresh Required!
Hans van der Burg
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (6): 85-102, 2003.

Let Your Relational Database Do the Work – How to Invoke Stored Procedures from Domino 6 Applications
Sarah Boucher and Joseph Pescatello
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 9 (6): 103-126, 2003.

The View: 2000 – Volume 6

The View: The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino – Table of Contents

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Over a long period of time there was a dedicated (expensive) journal named:
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino
published by in MD, USA. ISSN: 1083-7213

As I could not find any reference anywhere to the content of the journal, I decided to provide bibliographical data to individual articles of the published journal issues.

2000 – Volume 6 – Table of Contents

January / February 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 1

Introducing Domino Objects for COM
Stephen Auriemma
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (1): 3-20, 2000

An Introduction to Object-Oriented Notes Programming with LotusScript
Kevin Pauli
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (1): 21-40, 2000

Performance Testing LotusScript Code Using Object-Oriented Design Techniques
Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (1): 41-66, 2000

LiveConnecting CORBA-Enabled Java Applets: A Tutorial for LotusScript Programmers
Amelia Pape
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (1): 67-84, 2000

Strategies for Reducing Notes/Domino Network Bandwidth Requirements — How IBM Does It
John Lamb
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (1): 85-101, 2000

March / April 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 2

How You Can Use New Capabilities of Domino R5 and the Administrator Client to Meet Administrative Service Level Agreements
Dwight Morse
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (2): 3-16, 2000

Taking Your JavaScript Skills to the Next Level — in Six Easy Lessons
Karen Hobert
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (2): 17-40, 2000

How to Get a Domino Names Pop-Up Dialog into Your Web Applications
Page Nix
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (2): 41-64, 2000

Creating, Modifying, and Deploying SmartIcons – an Administrator’s and Developer’s Guide
Andre Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (2): 65-82, 2000

Using Domino R5 Outlines as a Content Structuring Tool in a Knowledge Management Application
Robert Patt-Corner
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (2): 83-109, 2000

May / June 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 3

Rich Text Programmability for Notes R5 Applications
André Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (3): 3-20, 2000

Domino and WebSphere: An Efficient Division of Labor in Web Applications
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (3): 21-50, 2000

Integrating Domino Data with an ERP Application: A PeopleSoft Example
Lauren Wendel
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (3): 51-74, 2000

An Introduction to Modeling Lotus Notes Systems Using the Rational Unified Process (RUP)
Paul De Cotis
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (3): 75-96, 2000

Defining Service Level Agreements: An Inside-Out Approach
Richard C. DeAngelis Jr.
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (3): 97-119, 2000

July / August 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 4

Building Secure Domino Web Applications: How to Avoid 8 Development Pitfalls That Leave Your Application Wide Open
Carl Kriger
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (4): 3-28, 2000

Creating Dynamic Charts Using Domino Servlets: A Step-by-Step Guide
Johannes Fiala
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (4): 29-58, 2000

Linux for Cynics: A Domino Perspective
Cameron Hildebran
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (4): 59-74, 2000

How to Implement a Notes System Using an RUP Model
Paul De Cotis
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (4): 75-90, 2000

Multithreaded Java/CORBA Agents for Remote Server Access
Louis J. Sacco and Bruce R. Maxim
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (4): 91-116, 2000

September / October 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 5

The Whys and Hows of Notes/Domino Development Standards
Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (5): 3-22, 2000

Domino Off-Line Services: An Administrator’s and Developer’s Guide
Bruce Hitchcock
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (5): 23-38, 2000

A Real-Time Event Monitor for Notes
André Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (5): 39-53, 2000

Building a Filter to Support the W3C Extended Log File Format: An Introduction to the Domino Web Server API (DSAPI)
Paul Ray
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (5): 54-70, 2000

Using XML to Transmit Notes Data Over the Internet
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (5): 71-99, 2000

November / December 2000 – Volume 6, Issue 6

R5 Headlines — How to Maximize the Benefits and Minimize the Headaches
Ellen Dutton and Eric Souza
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (6): 3-22, 2000

How to Implement Domain Search for Optimal Performance and Manageability
Cheryl Elmo and Debbie Lynd
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (6): 23-42, 2000

How to Process Selected Documents from a Domino Web View
André Guirard
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (6): 43-60, 2000

An IT Security Policy: What Every Hacker Does Not Want You to Have in Place
Mary LaRoche and Timothy Speed
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (6): 61-82, 2000

An All-Domino Application for SQL-Like Querying of Notes Data
Keith Nolen
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 6 (6): 83-117, 2000

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The View: 1999 – Volume 5

The View: The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino – Table of Contents

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Over a long period of time there was a dedicated (expensive) journal named:
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino
published by in MD, USA. ISSN: 1083-7213

As I could not find any reference anywhere to the content of the journal, I decided to provide bibliographical data to individual articles of the published journal issues.

1999 – Volume 5 – Table of Contents

January / February 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 1

An Art Manager Database for Your Web Site’s Graphics
Peter Thompson
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (1): 3-24, 1999

Secure Ways to Change the Apparent Sender in Agent-Generated Notes Mail Messages
Julie Kadashevich
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (1): 24-38, 1999

The Domino R5 Server: How to Evaluate Its Capacity and Performance
James Grigsby
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (1): 39-50, 1999

What’s New in R5 Domino Objects?
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (1): 51-86, 1999

Automate Some Common Administrative Tasks — And Learn a Bit of Notes Design in the Process
Greg Rick
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (1): 87-104, 1999

March / April 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 2

A Jump-Start to the Top 10 R4-to-R5 Upgrade Considerations
Lisa Pyle
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (2): 3-24, 1999

A Lesson in Leveraging R5 Features in Existing Notes Applications
Phyllis King
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (2): 25-44, 1999

Build an Electronic Newsletter Using Recursive Programming
Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (2): 45-68, 1999

Build A Flash Page Manager Database and Solve Some Common Web Site Problems
Peter Thompson
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (2): 69-94, 1999

Creating Web Sites Using Domino Designer and NetObjects Fusion
Beverly DeWitt
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (2): 95-115, 1999

May / June 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 3

Hello World! Getting Started with JavaScript in Domino
Karen Hobert
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (3): 3-24, 1999

Enterprising JavaScript: How to Create JavaScript Libraries That Can Be Used Throughout Your Organization
Brent Challis
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (3): 25-46, 1999

Not Just an Expression…Or, How to Use JavaScript Regular Expressions to Highlight Search Terms in a Domino Web Application
Rose Kelleher
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (3): 47-60, 1999

Programming for Performance with LotusScript and Java
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (3): 61-76, 1999

The Best of Two Worlds: Integrating SAP R/3 and Lotus Domino for Bidirectional Data Flow and Workflow
Scott Morris
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (3): 77-99, 1999

July / August 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 4

Managing Server Disk Space with the R5 Domino Administrator Client
Dwight Morse
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (4): 3-18, 1999

A Guide to What’s New in Agents in R5
Julie Kadashevich
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (4): 19-40, 1999

How to Provide Browser Users with Personalized Views on an Intranet Web Site
Page Nix
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (4): 41-66, 1999

Java for Domino: Why?
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (4): 67-82, 1999

Multilingual Web Sites with Domino Global WorkBench in R5
Thierry Mayeur
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (4): 83-110, 1999

September / October 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 5

How to Put Your Domino Data “On the Map” — Integrating Domino with a Desktop GIS Using NotesSQL
Avi Neer
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (5): 3-18, 1999

18 Techniques for Building a Domino-Powered Web Site
Kevin Pauli
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (5): 19-42, 1999

The ABCs of Enabling Notes and Domino Applications with Sametime
John Fiola
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (5): 43-72, 1999

Efficient Mail Routing Using the R5 Administrator Client
Dwight Morse
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (5): 73-86, 1999

Performance-Engineering Domino Application Designs for Notes and Web Clients
Jamie Magee
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (5): 87-113, 1999

November / December 1999 – Volume 5, Issue 6

Introducing the (Undocumented) Notes R5 Formula Debugger
Thomas Hoey
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (6): 3-18, 1999

Unlocking the Secrets of Internet Security: How to Implement X.509 Certificates for SSL and S/MIME in Domino
Andrew Wharton
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (6): 19-54, 1999

Using the NotesRichTextStyle Class to Produce Customized Reports in Notes
Burke LaShell
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (6): 55-76, 1999

Domino R5 and Enterprise JavaBeans: A Caffeinated Combination
Rose Kelleher and Jack Tang
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (6): 77-94, 1999

Lotus Enterprise Solution Builder: High Performance LotusScript for Server Applications
Bob Balaban
THE VIEW – The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino 5 (6): 95-119, 1999

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The View

The View: Three different covers (September/October 2007, 13(5); November/December 2008, 14 (6); Fall 2012, 18 (4)

Collecting Old Journal Issues: My Ongoing Effort to Get a Copy of Missing Titles of

THE VIEW

The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino: [subtitle from the beginning: Volume 1, March/April 1995]
How Lotus Notes and Domino Professionals Succeed (sm): [subtitle from: Volume 14, Issue 2, March/April 2008]
Expert Instruction, Tips, and Best Practices for Your IBM Lotus Projects: [subtitle from Volume 16, Issue 6, Fall 2010]

WIS Wellesley Information Services, Inc.

ISSN: 1083-7213

Tip: Scroll down to the end of this page to access the table of contents for the first years, or choose from the menu.

Buying your journal issues to complete my collection

You still have some paper issues laying around somewhere? I’d like to know and I would like to buy

the original paper issue from you (no copies please, no scans). Can be ugly or damaged, however it should be readable somehow
If you own an published original THE VIEW CD-ROM (no copies please)

Get in contact with me via email. You can send S/MIME encrypted email to me if you like. Everything will be handled confidentially. I’d like to hear from you!

Looking for the following issues:

Year	Volume	Issue	Month
1995	1	2-6	March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December
1996	2	2-6	March/April
2005	11	1	January/February
2006	12	5-6	September/October, November/December (last printed issue)
2009	15	?	mainly online only from January 2009 (announced issue 6 in 2008)

Inventory: What I already have

Currently on my shelf are: 1997-2008 with the few exceptions listed above. Then there was an online publishing time and I do not have any online articles. In the year 2009 small booklets named Volume 15 / 2009, Update 1-10 have been released. They contained single articles. Then in 2010 this continued for 5 issues named Volume 16 / 2010, Update 1-5.
Starting late in 2010, Volume 16, Issue 6 returned as printed version. This was highly appreciated. It now contained the extra info: Fall 2010 indicating only 4 issues for a year.

The last paper version which I own has been published in the year 2012, Volume 18, Issue 4, Fall 2012. The oldest issue in my collection is January/February 1996, Volume 2, Issue 1.

Some History about THE VIEW

THE VIEW was a high quality technical journal primarily aimed at teaching people on how to get the most of their platform investment in Notes and Domino. Over years every year approx. six (6) issues have been published in paper format.

Journal Content

The journal covered @Formulas, LotusScript, Java programming, featured descriptions on how to setup or use some of the new features that made their way into the product while it evolved over the years and discussed third-party vendor solutions that might have long disappeared from the business world as of today.

When I read the first paper issue, I noticed that it had no advertising in it. This was highly appreciated. It helped to focus mainly on the topics of all kind of programming features discussed and inherently available from the Notes/Domino platform.
Of course the single issue was not cheap. They charged 49 Dollars for one.

Status Quo – Now what?

As of today, THE VIEW completely disappeared. Even the domain eview.com is now for sale. It could be yours if money does not matter 😉 Nothing is published these days. I tried to contact the original publisher in order to buy some missing issues for my/our collection, but I had no luck. They refused to answer questions or indicated that they have no interest at all to sell something to me. Too bad.

I started to collect the journal issues in the last century. Up to now, I’m happy that I still have a bunch of the original yellowish issues physically at hand.

In order to complete my collection I searched for a way to find and buy old issues. But this is difficult these days. No offers on the web, nothing on ebay and nothing can be found in the huge catalogs of most dealers for old books and journals.

Publishing the bibliography

Well, the internet never forgets seems not to be true for THE VIEW. As a service to the Notes/Domino community, I try to provide a bibliography for the journal issues I have collected so far.

I started to build a Notes database with references to all individual articles, but without the full text. It just contains the bibliographical data of the author’s name, title, journal volume and number, pages and as a Note the institution the author belongs to or was associated with. This bibliographical information can not be copyrighted. The original articles are copyrighted and can not be distributed. I will not share the content with anybody – do not ask. Current copyright laws make this sharing impossible.

You may have a look here:

The View: The Technical Journal for Lotus Notes and Domino – Table of Contents

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

The View: Journal Issues on my Shelf