Comments on: Ruby On Rails Training in Zurich http://blog.invisible.ch/2006/01/05/ruby-on-rails-training-in-zurich/ Technology and Psychology -- two facets of life Sun, 20 Nov 2011 12:56:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Administrator http://blog.invisible.ch/2006/01/05/ruby-on-rails-training-in-zurich/comment-page-1/#comment-1130 Administrator Sat, 04 Mar 2006 06:54:02 +0000 http://blog.invisible.ch/?p=498#comment-1130 <p>Hmm - as far as I know, no, there are no tools available. Let me think about the implications for this for a moment - I'm not sure how much can be done automatically.</p> <p>The big problem with any substantial Notes / Domino application, is the many multiple bits and pieces of Formula language, Notes Script, Javascript and HTML strewn around in a dozen places. I once did something to move a large number of Notes databases to a corporate Domino Intranet, and it only worked "out of the box" for fairly simple applications.</p> <p>What kind of databases do you plan to migrate? How many? Any commonalities?</p> Hmm – as far as I know, no, there are no tools available. Let me think about the implications for this for a moment – I’m not sure how much can be done automatically.

The big problem with any substantial Notes / Domino application, is the many multiple bits and pieces of Formula language, Notes Script, Javascript and HTML strewn around in a dozen places. I once did something to move a large number of Notes databases to a corporate Domino Intranet, and it only worked “out of the box” for fairly simple applications.

What kind of databases do you plan to migrate? How many? Any commonalities?

]]> By: S Mohanty http://blog.invisible.ch/2006/01/05/ruby-on-rails-training-in-zurich/comment-page-1/#comment-1127 S Mohanty Fri, 03 Mar 2006 22:25:28 +0000 http://blog.invisible.ch/?p=498#comment-1127 <p>We have a large number of Lotus Notes applications that we would like to re-do in Ruby on Rails. Are there any tools/techniques that we can use to migrate these applications? Any help will be much appreciated.</p> We have a large number of Lotus Notes applications that we would like to re-do in Ruby on Rails. Are there any tools/techniques that we can use to migrate these applications? Any help will be much appreciated.

]]> By: Administrator http://blog.invisible.ch/2006/01/05/ruby-on-rails-training-in-zurich/comment-page-1/#comment-820 Administrator Fri, 06 Jan 2006 07:31:51 +0000 http://blog.invisible.ch/?p=498#comment-820 <p>Yeah - those were the times. I remember showing you how to hack certificates with 2.1 (something with common usernames, back then when there were no hierarchical certificates yet) Fun times.</p> Yeah – those were the times. I remember showing you how to hack certificates with 2.1 (something with common usernames, back then when there were no hierarchical certificates yet) Fun times.

]]> By: Gerald Mengisen http://blog.invisible.ch/2006/01/05/ruby-on-rails-training-in-zurich/comment-page-1/#comment-819 Gerald Mengisen Thu, 05 Jan 2006 17:12:43 +0000 http://blog.invisible.ch/?p=498#comment-819 <p>Here is one former pupil that still works with Notes / Domino - it's been almost to the day 13 years when Jens-Christian taught us Notes 2.1 development and sys admin :-)</p> Here is one former pupil that still works with Notes / Domino – it’s been almost to the day 13 years when Jens-Christian taught us Notes 2.1 development and sys admin :-)

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