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IBM Notes/Domino/ICAA/Traveler 10.0.1 + Verse 1.0.6 + AppDev Pack 1.0 have arrived- 18 December 2018 - (0) Comments
Thomas Hampel
18 December 2018Today IBM has shipped V10.0.1 of IBM Notes & Domino.
Although this is just a 'dot' release it includes a number of important improvements such as:
- IBM Notes Client V10.0.1 is now including Panagenda MarvelClient
- IBM Notes Client V10.0.1 for Mac, including an embedded IBM JVM which is important due to FAQ on Oracle Java Licensing
- IBM Domino AppDev Pack 1.0 is released (eGA), earlier it was a beta version only
- IBM Verse 1.0.6, which btw can now import *.ics files.
Here are the part numbers which you need to use for downloading from Passport Advantage
IBM Notes Client (English only)
Type | Operating System | Description | Part # |
Basic | Windows | IBM Notes 10.0.1 Basic Configuration for Windows English | CNXK5EN |
Standard | Windows | IBM Notes 10.0.1 for Windows English | CNXK6EN |
Standard | MacOSX | IBM Notes 10.0.1 Mac 64 bit English | CNXK7EN |
All Client | Windows | IBM Notes, Domino Designer and Admin 10.0.1 for Windows English | CNXL1EN |
ICAA | Windows | IBM Client Application Access 2.0.1 Windows English | CNXL0EN |
ICAA | MacOSX | IBM Client Application Access 2.0.1 Mac English | CNY0HEN |
IBM Domino Server (English only)
Operating System | Description | Part # |
Windows | IBM Domino 10.0.1 64 bit for Windows English | CNXL7EN |
AIX | IBM Domino 10.0.1 64 bit for AIX English | CNXL8EN |
Linux | IBM Domino 10.0.1 64 bit for Linux English | CNXL9EN |
IBM Verse 1.0.6
Operating System | Description | Part # |
Multiplatform | IBM Verse On-Premises V1.0.6 for Domino 9.0.1 Multiplatform Multilingual | CNYC6ML |
IBM Domino AppDev Pack
Operating System | Description | Part # |
Linux | IBM Domino AppDev Pack 1.0 Linux English | CNXJ9EN |
IBM Traveler Server
for details see list of IBM Traveler fixes by release
Operating System | Description | Part # |
Windows | Traveler Server 10.0.1.0 for Win | Fix Central |
IBM i | Traveler Server 10.0.1.0 for IBMi | Fix Central |
Linux | Traveler Server 10.0.1.0 for Linux | Fix Central |
IBM Domino Community Client & Server (English only)
Free of charge for non-production environments - Start HERE
Type | Operating System | Description | Size | Part # | Download |
Client | Windows | IBM Notes Community Client for Non-Production 10.0.1 Windows English IBMNotesDesignerAdminCommunityClientforNonProduction10.0.1Windows.exe | 1 GB | CNY0UEN | Start HERE |
Server | Windows | IBM Domino Community Server for Non-Production 10.0.1 Windows English IBMDominoCommunityServerforNonProduction10.0.1Windows.exe | 665 MB | CNXK0EN | Start HERE |
Server | Linux | IBM Domino Community Server for Non-Production 10.0.1 Linux English IBMDominoCommunityServerforNonProduction10.0.1Linux.tar | 791MB | CNXK1EN | Start HERE |
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Enable Apple TouchID support in IBM Verse mobile App for IBM Connections Cloud Users- 22 March 2016 - (0) Comments
Thomas Hampel
22 March 2016In general IBM Verse mobile app on iOS supports Apple's TouchID for authentication.
And we might agree that using fingerprints for unlocking phone is not only a convenient way for busy people, its also more secure than a 4 (or 6) digit passcode that anyone can get by shoulder surfing
According to Going Mobile with IBM Verse ( see slide #44 ) this feature seems to be available only for on premises Domino servers so unfortunately IBM Connections Cloud users cant use it.
Well... lets see :)
First some basics
To enable TouchID support In an on premises environment, an admin needs to update the on prem Domino Directory using this template which contains a new tab for IBM Verse Security settings.
Which can be allowed or prohibited...
and of course those settings are applied to a user using Domino policies.
Applying the same policy to a Connections Cloud (hybrid configuration) user unfortunately has no effect. TouchID support will remain disabled.
So far about the simple stuff.
Peeking into Policies and Profiles:
When enabling this setting in an OnPrem environment, a field named "devPapplAppTouchID" is set to "1" in the policy settings document.
Taking a closer look into the user's mail file using NotesPeek the same field name can be found in a profile document called "travelerprofile"
Comparing this traveler profile document of an OnPrem user with a user in Connections Cloud shows that the field does not exist.
...so if this is the only reason for the TouchID not to work, lets try to set it :)
Activate TouchID support for Connections Cloud users
All we need to do is set the field "devPapplAppTouchID" to a value of "1" in the "travelerprofile".
To do that use the following code in an agent or button...
Dim s As New NotesSession
Dim profile As NotesDocument
Set profile = s.CurrentDatabase.GetProfileDocument ("travelerprofile")
If Not profile.IsNewNote And profile.IsValid Then
If profile.getitemvalue ("devPapplAppTouchID")(0) = "" Then
Call profile.replaceitemvalue ("devPapplAppTouchID","1")
Call profile.save(True,False)
Msgbox "TouchID support has been enabled."
End If
End If
Once this code runs against the current mail file the missing field is set and a couple of minutes later TouchID support for the IBM Verse App will be enabled on your Phone.
Hint : In case you're working in a local replica, make sure to replicate
Please note the method described above is not officially supported, so please use at your own risk!
References:
- Technote 1699618 - New Domino Directory Template with IBM Verse Security Settings tab
- IBM Connect 2016 Presentation 1129 Going Mobile with IBM Verse, by Rene Winkelmeyer & Stijn Van Herzele
- Technote 4005686 - NotesPeek 1.53 tool for viewing Notes databases