Hey, they published my first article on LotusUserGroup.org

http://www.lotususergroup.org/Submissions.nsf/ContentSpotlight/4E73B79BFEEB2A78862576B1000F7C7B/?OpenDocument


Take a look : )



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As usual, Lotusphere was a blast for me.  It was my 13th Lotusphere immersed with Notes professionals.  When you do the math with everyone who have been to 17 or even only 10 Lotuspheres, it means we are getting older.  However, it didn't mean I got any more sleep.  Its so much fun to be surrounded by folks who "get Notes".  And the stories we tell that no one else would understand (like Garnet).

I just want to thank everyone.  The Notes community has always treated me like family.  Hopefully I can arrange another Redmond workshop so we don't have to wait a year to see each other again.  


Oh in catching up on my mail, I found this...just an fyi
http://notes2sharepoint.org/archive/2010/01/25/migrate-to-sharepoint-2010-today.aspx

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Microsoft marketing wanted to do something for Lotus Professionals.  After a few impractical ideas, they decided to give free training vouchers.  So the budget could swing 500 slots and the program has an e-mail address to send a request for the vouchers.  There will be a random selection for those folks who e-mail.  However, I got VIP cards for Lotus professional to sign up for the training.  So if you are looking for Microsoft training, find me at Lotusphere.   You have to sign up with a code before February 17, 2010.    Some of these collections of courses cost $300 so I want them to go to folks who will really use them.


Here is a blog where it is mentioned (in the middle)
http://bit.ly/56ZHSL
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It begins again. Every year I feel like it the last Lotusphere and so I try to get the most out of it. I see as many people as possible and learn as much as I can. So be sure to say Hi and I'll be hanging out in the Dolphin lobby if I get any free time.
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This plane has see a lot of miles.  Ask me about it at Lotusphere.
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Here is the finally step in creating your SharePoint 2007 web part page with live domino data in a Data View web part.  This step creates a second Data View web part and points it to an existing SharePoint list.  Then links this list to the Domino data using "location" and "region".  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH3-6q97usY



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This is a step by step how to video of creating a SharePoint "Web Part Page", adding a Data View web part, and wiring it up to live Domino data using HTTP and XML (6 minutes)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npTd5Wypt_I

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This video shows migrating Lotus Notes data to a SharePoint list using the ReadViewEntries URL command, Access 2007, and an XSLT transform.  this is the simplest way I know to migrate to SharePoint.  You don't need to do anything to your Domino Server.   So this is a no touch method.  



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BAr-wAoyw0

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