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    2. POLotus Notes @formula language: Order of Actions wrong?
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    1. CODoes it literally say "your server", or does it give the name of the server you are cross-certifying with? I.e., is it asking you to cross-certify with a Domino server, or is it asking you to cross-certify with the web service provider's server?
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      1. POConsume SSL Web Service using Domino 8.0.2
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    2. COA way to investigate this would be to take some 'Sent' email messages which are stored in MIME format (so PostedDate will be in RFC822 TEXT format) and export them to DXL. By comparing the decoded Base64 values for different TIMEDATE values, you can probably figure out what's going on. Bear in mind that \t in the above string is the same as 0x09, and \b is the same as 0x09. I.e., it looks like Ruby's string rendering gives you a character if the byte is in the printable range ("=" and "R") a standard escape if it exists (\t and \b), or a hex escape.
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      1. POHow do I decode Lotus Notes Dxl <rawitemdata type='502'>? Is this Base64? RFC822 text?
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    3. COI can't tell you exactly what's going on in the rawitemdata, but I believe that TYPE_RFC822_TEXT means that there are two stored values. The data is representing a header from an RFC822 data stream, which must be plain 7-bit text -- that is the "Date:..." portion of what you see. But the data is also representing the stored binary value of the data. Since this is the PostedDate field, there is probably going to be TIMEDATE structure in that data -- but that's just 8 bytes and there's a lot more there, and also the byte values look to be too uniformly low to really be a TIMEDATE.
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      1. POHow do I decode Lotus Notes Dxl <rawitemdata type='502'>? Is this Base64? RFC822 text?
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