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The Notes ("Domino") server comes with an IMAP "task" in the Notes parlance; maybe your admin has allowed that to run? It was always kind of funny that the thi
by sk5t 6y ago
The Notes ("Domino") server comes with an IMAP "task" in the Notes parlance; maybe your admin has allowed that to run?
It was always kind of funny that the thing Notes was the worst at--being a mail client--was also its primary function at a lot of organizations.
- filoeleven 6y agoThere is a web client we can use; I forgot about that until you mentioned IMAP. If it’s got sane text editing and an OK calendar, I might be able to switch to it. I was taken aback when I first found out the Notes client app is a customized Eclipse build.
- sk5t 6y agoI remember Domino Web Access as being kind of okay, but weird, and never a credible challenger to Outlook. It emerged around the time I had less and less exposure to Notes things; there was also a sort of minified, desktop Notes/Domino server ("DOLS") that could replicate web apps locally for offline use and synchronize when back online. Wild stuff! As for Eclipse, it's more like IBM found a way to wedge Notes (written in C) into an Eclipse wrapper, likely fueled by the early-aughts mania to make everything a portal/portlet. Some other apps have used Eclipse as a host, DBeaver for example. Although I believe DBeaver is principally written in Java.