Genii Software

09/03/2021

When Notes table data doesn't play nicely with others. Start of a short series on accessing data externally when it uses one of the less relational styles of tabular data.

04/21/2021

Added a new demo database for our Midas LSX that shows how you can archive a Notes database off-line in a few easy steps. Especially useful for those databases you don't need to keep on the server but want to keep available for reference, or which you need to send somebody who doesn't use Notes.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

03/04/2021

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs about all the ways we can take data out of Notes or pull it in, whether for a moment, for a project, or forever.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

12/23/2020

Secure, flexible REST api allows access to Domino data for mobile and web apps in a highly granular, secure, and efficient set of calls returning exactly what you want in the format you want.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

09/16/2020

Using Notes formula language in REST API calls makes Exciton Boost powerful and secure.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

09/14/2020

Domino is known for its security and data integrity. Exciton Boost gives you enhanced control over both when using REST API access for modern web and mobile apps.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

03/25/2020

Imagine you want to take a set of data from some outside source (e.g., SalesForce) and turn it into a Notes db to allow editing and use in Notes, perhaps even to be pushed back to the original source after a short period. Since almost every system has a REST API (including Domino), this demo shows turning a retrieval of data into an instant Notes database.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

02/07/2020

Why server-side formulas matter (from a business orientation)

Features and technical tricks aside, there's a concrete business need for SSFS. Here's one scenario.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

01/21/2020

Branching out: REST, gRPC, and other gory details you can (mostly) ignore

Latest in series for Notes tree huggers exploring new branches in HCL Notes/Domino development

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

01/16/2020

Branching out: A few terms.

First in a series on how old tree huggers like me can explore the new branches in AppDev for HCL Domino 11.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

01/15/2020

The tree you are busy hugging has new branches.

Blog post by Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software

12/19/2019

Midas LSX: Supporting all versions of Notes since R4

As of tomorrow, includes V11