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Aug292010

Lotus Notes C-API Toolkit.

DateSunday, August 29, 2010 at 11:19PM

With all this excitement over new API's in the 8.5x code stream, I thought I'd go and have a peek at the latest copy of the C-API toolkit. Its over here. 

Well, it should be. There's last been a public release in March 2009. When 8.5.0 was released. Whilst its a little soon for 8.5.2 to be out, I would have thought 8.5.1 would have been released by now.

Ah well. Even my lowest of the low expectations have been dashed.

AuthorBill Buchan | Comment1 Comment |

Reader Comments (1)

The link for downloading the API is not working and its the same on IBM server also.

July 11, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterPramod

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