A technical blog about HCL Connections and other stuff
Last September I presented at Social Connections/LetsConnect in München about Tivoli Directory Integrator. I promised to write a blog article with more technical details of my customisations and how to customise your assemblyline. Here’s part 1
Continue readingIn a previous article I mentioned the importance of having enough resources for your Core Group Coordinator to allow a properly functioning High Availability Manager. I was pointed out that there’s another relevant setting to the Core Group Coordinator
Continue readingConnections has the option to automatically add nicknames for certain names. These nicknames appear in the search result when you search for them. This article provides the details
Continue readingSo far we always had to go to the IBM site for any technical information on Connections. The first thing
Continue readingFor a while now you can use group names and wildcards in the Server to run on field of a program document in Domino. I found out this week that this is not common knowledge.
Continue readingUsers were complaining that the Rich Text widgets on both the ICEC homepage and inside communities stayed blank. On trying to edit those widgets, they would get an error: The page could not be created due to an error
Continue readingI received a question today who was responsible for the deletion of their community. I wondered where I could find this information. This is where.
Continue readingWe had a lot of errors in the SystemOut.log of our News application showing that somewhere there was a duplicate user where it shouldn’t be. This blog discusses the steps taken to solve the issue
Continue readingThe PROF_GUID or External ID as it’s called in the Connections documentation should be a unique and unchanging constant for each user in your Connections environment. Sometimes things happen though which cause this constant to change. This seriously messes up your Connections databases. This post shows the commands to fix that.
Continue readingIBM HTTP Server works perfectly as a reverse proxy if you know how to configure it. This article shows you a possible configuration
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