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Discussed with HCL technical support and got an answer, that there is no other way than update our application code when upgrading to R11. One just have to keep in mind that Apache POI 4.x and up requires JAVA 8, so one needs at least Domino R9 FP8 and higher when doing code update.

But generally its better to do it when still running R9 FP8+ because this way both Apache POI versions can be used temporarily. So we can migrate the code to POI 4.1.1 and then we can make an R11 upgrade. This POI issue is related to xPages and Java agents, if Apache POI is being used there. And its our case ...

Instead of using the UI classes to generate the email, try rewriting the code to use the backend classes. Back in 2011 I posted a Lotusscript class on my blog, where you can see how to do that. It should not be hard to convert that to VBA and use in Excel. It would be trivial to add a line to set the ReturnReceipt flag:

First of all: GetDatabase will NEVER create a new database. If the database you enter exists, then your OBJECT (not the real thing, just a variable) will be created and the isOpen- Property will be true, otherwise it will be false.

You need to decide, where you want to (at least temporarily) STORE the mails you are sending.

If you set SaveMessageOnSend = True then it will be saved in that database, if you set it to False, then it will only be created in memory and NOT saved, but still you need a container for that "in Memory"- document.

Usually Mails that are created programmatically will be saved in the users' mailfile (in that case: in YOUR mailfile.

The right code for this would be:

What I found out is that the presence of any valid non-empty Authors field (e.g. with a name or a role) will block edit access for Anonymous or a Depositor. My "solution" is to change the Authors property, by using setAuthors(false) on every Authors field.

This issue should be resolved in appdev pack 1.0.8 which was released yesterday.

You have to think about figuring out what connects your the elements you're trying to search for. Regular expressions rely on pattern recognition. Regular meaning

1. arranged in or constituting a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual instances.
2. recurring at uniform intervals.

Given this, your problem is not easily solvable because your source is not "Regular"

Namely, in one case you're looking for anything that ends with '- Theory;' However "anything" is overly broad. How do you differentiate between the match "Deadline for NSF-BSF programs in Elementary Particle Physics – Theory;" and the match you're looking for which is Elementary Particle Physics Your results don't conform to a uniform pattern, for example, Elementary Particle Physics is three words while Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology is 4 words.

Given the lack of constant or definite pattern I don't know that this is something that regular expressions really can help you with.

Certainly assuming that (1) ' in ' is the indicator that the words you're interested in are are starting, and that (2) all areas are separated by ';' and that (3) all areas end with - Theory or something in parenthesis, we can get the list you're looking for. However, these are the assumptions that must be consistent across all input sources if the below code is expected to work.

Replace html_text with html_attr('href').

Seems like a better option than letting PDFDocument do the loading from the URL would be to load the data yourself. Then, you can respond appropriately to errors, etc.

I am guessing the error message comes from https://github.com/golang/go/blob/release-branch.go1.16/src/cmd/go/internal/modload/init.go#L207-L210

In the last line of your ~/.bashrc, you meant export GOPATH=$GOPATH:..., not export GOPATH=$gopath:.... Since $gopath is not set, your GOPATH would end up being :/home/santiagoquinteros/code. The above code doesn't like it.

As others said, you don't need to set GOROOT. With go1.16, the module mode is the default, so you probably don't need to set GOPATH but live with the default GOPATH which is $HOME/go.

Many things have changed recently. I recommend newer sets of materials like https://golang.org/doc/#getting-started, https://learn.go.dev, https://play-with-go.dev/ , ...