Google beta launched a distributed pay per action ad network.

I am super excited about the fact that Microsoft is joining the Open Ajax Alliance . The ASP.NET AJAX team has long had the goal to help evolve AJAX-style development and ensure a high degree of interopablity between Ajax Frameworks and tools. But most importantly I am excited to be able to empowering web developers with technologies that work cross-browser and cross-platform. Check out Bertrand Le Roy’s blog to stay up to date on our part in this effort… Read More......(read more)

I'm extremely pleased to announce that we're joining OpenAjax today and that I'll represent the company in the organization's meetings starting this Thursday. This is a way for us to ensure that our user community can combine the Microsoft AJAX Library and ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions with other frameworks, today and in the future. Interoperability in the browser is a hard problem but it opens key Ajax scenarios. An industry-wide organization such as OpenAjax is a great way to ensure this goal is met in the long-term. The press release: http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?relea... Read More......(read more)

SearchDomino.com member Jane Griscti provides simple instructions and LotusScript code that will easily allow you to show or hide layers in a Lotus Notes database.

Use this shared agent from SearchDomino.com member Venugopal Reddy to automatically open a Lotus Notes document in Internet Explorer and then copy and paste it into Microsoft Word using the user32.dll Windows system file.

On March 27, 2007, at 3:30 p.m. Eastern time, Adobe Systems will host a webcast of the official launch of Adobe Creative Suite 3, live from New York City. To participate, bookmark this page... (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

Featured posts to the Search Engine Watch blog in the past week, along with recent search-related headlines from around the Web.

Was it a gift from the SEO gods that Yahoo Pipes and Google's enhanced Links data became available the same week? Or a cruel joke?

Hello,
I have a Swing application which communicates with database to EJB (session EJBs running on JBoss). I would like to add the opportunity to

A lesson in hacking Domino to work with JavaScript frameworks. You have to be prepared to get your hands dirty sometimes and delve in to the source code.

Hi friends,

I am studying web services. There are lot of web services frameworks are present like
1) Apache axis
2) Java Web Ser. Dev.

Learning about Mind Mapping software has been on my list of to-dos for far far too long. ? Well, my procrastination my be getting a kick in the butt. ?On Wednesday, March 28, 2007 at 10:00 AM (PST), Eric Mack, one of the Domino industry's most faithful on this topic will be presenting a free webinar. ? Please see Eric's blog entry for more details, and I hope to see you online at the event.

As you know I have a small interest in Second Life, or more importantly in the ways we may collaborate online in the future. ? ?A while ago I bought the Second Life Official Guide, but I forgot to blog about it. ?Both Tom Duff and Bob Sutor have written about it, so I'll let you read their reviews.

The one thing I will say is this... the book is not a "how to use manual" like you'd expect for a piece of software. ? Instead it really is a "guide", providing you background information on the world, stories about politics, biographies about some famous avatars, suggested places to go (you won't believe the possibilities in Second Life) and more.

One of my IBM colleagues Arne Nielsen has a Notes blog in Norwegian here. ?Great URL!

Okay, okay. I'm finally going to release version 1.6 of OpenLog on Wednesday. That's the version that Rob McDonagh and I presented at Lotusphere, with the JavaScript logging library and the RSS feeds.

I have a feeling I'll be releasing it with a "beta" moniker, although I haven't completely decided yet. If nothing else, I finally worked my way around the cross-domain scripting issue that wouldn't let it work if the Notes server that OpenLog was running on had a different hostname than the one that the web page was being served from (i.e. -- if the page was on http://apache.nsftools.com and OpenLog was on http://domino.nsftools.com, the Ajax POST wouldn't work).

The answer to the cross-domain POST problem? iFrames...

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Through a few, lucky quirks of fate, Blaine Wastell and I get to do an MSDN webcast about the Web Client Software Factory on Wednesday, March 21 at 10:00AM PST. I'm looking forward to it. If you are interested in an overview of the factory, a few demos, and an in-depth (time permitting) review of unit testing with the View-Presenter pattern, and an overview of Page Flow, you can register for the show here : MSDN Webcast: How to Use the Web Client Software Factory (Level 300) Read More......(read more)

Well, I made it in to NYC early this morning for AjaxWorld … So far the conference has been very good... I am spending a bit of time honing the demos for my keynote Wednesday morning. If you are at the show, I hope you can come, I will be showing the ASP.NET AJAX , the Microsoft AJAX library and WPFE and I will be using Vista , OSX and Linux Ubuntu in the demos! In the opening keynote, Douglas Crockford asked a little about who was here.. Looks like this is the first “Ajax” experience for about one quarter of the folks here… That shows me that there continues to be lots of momentum. Interestingly enough, well over half of the folks are working on enterprise applications. That shows me that while we talk a lot about the cool, sexy consumer facing...(read more)

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