Category: <span>Domino</span>

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With the launch of Domino 10  knowledge of JavaScript and how to work with JSON Objects will be required for the new development model.

As i am working on a IoT project  i need to learn JSONata to manipulate lots of JSON objects.

JSONata is underpinned by the semantics of the location path inspired by XPath, the ability to format the output into any JSON structure inspired by XQuery, and the functional programming model inspired by Scheme.

The semantics of the location path inspired by XPath

• Simple and intuitive syntax for selecting values within a structure.
• Powerful predicate mechanism for complex queries and data joins.
• Built-in functions and operators for manipulating and aggregating data.

The ability to format the output into any JSON structure inspired by XQuery

• Standard JSON syntax used for constructing new objects and arrays.
• Any valid JSON data is also a valid JSONata expression.
• Allows template style queries to be constructed.

The functional programming model inspired by Scheme.

• Implements the ‘metacircular evaluator’ described in SICP.
• Supports user-defined functions (closures).
• Turing complete.

The lightweight footprint of the runtime processor enables it to run in the web browser or as a node.js module with no package dependencies.

Take a look at http://jsonata.org

Domino 10 beta 2 started last week. I download the files and wish to run it on docker.

I follow Tim Clark’s blog series about Domino 9.0.1 on Docker.

I change a few lines on dockerfile (just change the installation file name).

Another difference was the line to start the container. I add the port 8585 to do a remote setup

docker run -it -p 1352:1352 -p 8888:80 -p 8443:443 -p 8585:8585 –name Domino10Beta -v domino_data:/local/notesdata kenio:Domino10Beta2

An issue was introduced in Domino 9.0.1 FP9 that could result in SMTP mail headers with random characters inserted into From, Sendto, and Copyto fields. This could then result in non-delivery of mail to/from Internet email addresses when using the Domino notes.ini parameter SMTPVerifyAuthenticatedSender=1.

Symptoms of the issue include receiving messages containing garbled sender names. Opening the message and replying results in a number of embedded garbled characters in the header. You can observe this by viewing the page source or by simply examining the content when opening an email. Another method is to capture the SMTP outbound message and examine the header.

Fix Available:
This issue is tracked as SPR# JCARAQSJB6 and is fixed in Domino 9.0.1FP9 Interim Fix 1. For download links, go to the Domino tab in technote 1657963 – Interim Fixes & JVM patches for 9.0.1.x versions of IBM Notes/Domino & add-ons.

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Last week a customer ask for a change in his Domino mail group management.

Some people with the right to change groups (with the role GroupModifier) made a change on several groups and a big problem arrives with mail routing to this groups.

The question was: How prevent Group Modifiers to modify some groups on Domino?

O only found one solution : Change the permission on the group document.

I created a simple agent and modify the group field “DocumentAccess” and put the Role ServerModifier. (Only admins has this role on Domino Directory) and also change the Group Owner to the group Administrators.

The simple agent is bellow.

FIELD DocumentAccess := “[ServerModifier]”;
SELECT @All