Great Eclipse Mirror

I went to download the Eclipse 3.1.2 for Mac OS X this morning and saw an interesting mirror site listed. Apparently, the nerds over there are big into open source.
I imagine that most corporate workers will want to wait till they get home to hit their mirror site and I bet the missus will be pleased.

Show and Tell Thursday

First off, I love this idea. This is exactly why I have this web site.
Hopefully, this will be the kick in the ass that I need to post at least once a week.

I am working on some fun DXL code, but thought I should post some code for my Lotusphere session first as I know everyone has been patiently waiting for it. (Sorry about that, I have been on the road since Lotusphere and have not had the resources to get it out)

So today we have some XSL that can be used to make DXL more readable. This is handy when used in conjuction with the DXL Utilities found in Domino Disigner.

XSL is a fun language. If you haven't started tinkering with it yet, maybe you could use this sheet to get started. Feel free to hit me with questions or sugestions on how to make this better and enjoy.

• Download the following files (You'll have to update these to point at each other)


• XSL File->


• CSS File ->


• JS File->




• Within Domino Designer, select Tools-DXL Utilities-Export


• Edit the file and add in a stylesheet reference to the XSL file you downloaded. Drop this line in as the second line in the XML file.
  

  <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="transformer.xsl"?>



• Preview the xml file in your favorite web browser

I'm going to publishing more from the session this week. Thanks to everyone that has been interested in the code and keeping on me to publish it. Look for more coming here soon!

LotusUserGroup, Two minutes with...

On Wednesday at Lotusphere, I spent two minutes (at least) with Libby recording a session for 'Two minutes with...Lotus'. If you haven't yet, check out all of her recordings here.