Check it out. Integrated it. Be modern.
Subject: They can build a client, just as they did for other cals.
What is the complaint here? That Zeeyoo doesn’t support Domino. Should this not be posted on the Zeeyoo site instead of the IBM site so that they may offer said integration in the future? Isn’t it the consumer’s job to build a client (I use consumer in the sense that it is used in web services, not a shopper) and not the provider? IBM provides the calendar data in a standardized format (XML) for Domino calendar entries. As far as I know, nothing is preventing Zeeyoo or any other company from building a tool that will read the calendars. IMHO, IBM is being modern by providing standard interfaces to access the data store (Domino). Is it their responsibility to build client applications for every company that wants to interface with IBM products?
Subject: Agreed
I agree, this is a zeeyoo responsibility. I just read up on it, and exactly what does this site do that Notes doesn’t?
We’ve been on 8.5 for a while now, and we can:
-merge our google calendars into our notes calendar
-schedule/accept meeting invites with/from outside Exchange users.
-use prebuilt widgets to perform google map and directions and a simply click or to.
pretty much everything in the premium version can be done in Notes, with the exception of mabye Apple (but that would only be the case if they choose not to use standard calendar formats and data exchanges).
Oh yeah, and some other things Domino/Ntes can do
-initiate an IM of any contact and a click of a button
-initiate a phone call via our VoIp system at a click of a button
-online meetings and document sharing
-quiet a bit more with some of the newer tools available.
What’s not modern about that? I say learn how to use your notes client instead of whining about lack of a 3rd party’s product integration.