I got a document from IBM that states:

"In accordance with the standard IBM Software Group release management
process and our commitment to continuous improvement of our  product
line, IBM Lotus software  is announcing that Notes and Domino version
5.x (R5) will be retired from service in 2005.  With Notes and Domino 6
in market for over two and one half years at that point, customers will
have taken advantage of the easy upgrade and many improvements of
Release 6 and subsequent upgrades.

Key dates to be aware of.
Q1 2004 -  5.0.13 Ship. This is slated to be the last release of the R5
maintenance stream
April 2004 -  End of Life (EOL) for the R5 release  Withdraw  of R5 from
market, meaning that R5 will no longer be available for sale.  Customers
under existing maintenance contracts will continue to be entitled to
maintenance releases and hot fixes using normal channels.
April 2005 -  End of Service (EOS) for  the R5 release End of phone
Technical Support * and Maintenance Engineering (code fixes) for Domino
and Notes 5.x."



Regards,

Casey Dudding
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
CLP R5 Application Development / System Administration
The Atlantic Group
Tel:  757-233-7531
Email:  cduddingNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

"Those who are tardy do not get fruit cup." - Nurse Diesel






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        Subject:        When is sunset for Domino R5 on OS/400?

If there is a sunset planned for Domino R5 on OS/400 does anyone know 
if/when it is planned?

When we went to V4R5 of OS/400 support was dropped for R4 of Domino.  (See 

the V4R5 Memo to Users.)  Has anyone heard if such a thing is planned for 
R5?

I checked out the following website:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/support/planning/

There is a typo.  In the link Future releases / Software
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/support/planning/futuresftwr.html

It mentions that 5722-JV1 Option 4 is JDK 1.2.  Actually it is 1.1.8.

Is either JDK 1.2 or JDK 1.1.8 required for Domino R5?  As the above web 
site announces that they are both being dropped in the release after V5R2.


Rob Berendt
-- 
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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