Neue Features in Lotus Notes/Domino 6.5.1

Kategorie: Notes/Domino 6.x

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Lotus Domino

• Updated the Service release of the JVM on Linux, from 1.3.1 SR2 to 1.3.1 SR6.
• Removed the SMP restriction on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 2.1.

Lotus Notes

• Ability to delete calendar entries.
• Option to print detailed description of calendar entries.
• Enhanced usability of Today page for the Workplace for Notes.

Lotus Domino Web Access

Support for Mozilla 1.4.1 for Linux.

• Ability to send encrypted mail and local archive when offline.
• Support for Linux Red Hat 9, Red Hat AS 2.1 (uniprocessor only), and United Linux 1.0 SP2^®.
• Enhanced end-user performance.

Lotus Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook¹

• Improved scalability and performance of data synchronization between Outlook Client and Domino. Data is now interchanged using the native Notes/Domino replication technology (NRPC), thus enabling advanced features such as streaming replication, clustering and failover load balancing, and network compression to be used.
• Upgraded Installation Package and Client Upgrade. The install program now utilizes the standard Windows™ MSI installer. Installation will now launch a setup program similar to the one used for the Lotus Notes client. It will prompt for the minimum amount of information needed from the user. In the final steps, it will set up the needed location documents, connection documents, and notes.ini settings that are needed for Outlook to access the server.
• Outlook Plug-in. This component was initially introduced as part of the 6.0.2 release, providing Out of Office and change password capabilities. It continues to be the primary focus for configuring a user's mailfile preferences in Domino from Outlook. It was extended in 6.5.1 to provide access to Domino preferences, particularly around group scheduling, such as autoprocessing, setting free and busy hours, and mail and calendar delegation.
• Ability to sync calendar data to the Domino Server.
• Improved interoperability with Notes, iNotes™, and Outlook using Domino.
• Free busy-time lookup.
• Ability to have multiple clients accessing the same NSF Store.
• Notes decryption.
• Mail, calendar, and scheduling access from the Web.

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Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook 6.5.1 will not be available at the same time as the core 6.5.1 release. The code will be made available via Web download in March 2004, and will ship with the core product in the next Domino Maintenance Release.

Lotus Domino Connector for SAP V1.7.1

• Support for Linux (United Linux 1.0 and Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1).
• Support for SAP 4.7e.

For each of the 6.5.1 products (Domino family and extended family) there will be support for:

• Four common platforms: iSeries™ V5R2, Windows 2000/2003, AIX^® 5.2, and Solaris 9.
• Two common browsers: Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5/6 and Mozilla 1.4.1.
• All Group 1 languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese.

Note: If an individual product supports additional platforms, browsers, or languages, those are not being removed.

For additional information, refer to the Lotus Notes/Domino 6.5.1 Release Notes (readme.nsf, readme.pdf) on the product CD-ROM. Updated Release Notes will be posted online in the Lotus Documentation Library at:
http://www.lotus.com/ldd/doc

An up-to-date list of specific issues resolved in this release can be found in the Notes/Domino Fix List database at:
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/r5fixlist.nsf

Quelle: Lotus.com