This entry was posted on Monday, October 15th, 2007 at 1:07 pm and is filed under Cool Tools, IBM Lotus Notes, Viewnify. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
BizzyBee’s BizzyThoughts
Think Outside The Hive - About Notes and Web
Viewnify is getting mature
My OpenNTF project Viewnify is growing up! For those who don’t know it yet: it’s a tool that makes it possible to change the design of all views of a database with one single configuration document. So it can save you a lot of work if you’re in a redesign process.

The version number is rather low, I know, but I’m very careful not to give it a 1.0 number too fast, a bit on the safe side :-). But it seems stable and mature to me, it’s the 4th release now.
These are the most important changes since the launch:
- Better organized and prettier user interface.
- You can select specific views from the target database you would like to include/exclude in the conversion.
- Added some useful default profile documents.
- Added debugmode that exports the DXL to a directory of choice so it is debuggable.
- Fixed a major bug with special characters like ‘ ” & < > in view data. No DXL errors anymore when these symbols were used.
Here are some screenshots from the current version:
Articles
Da Honey Pot
About me
