As announced, the next version of HCL Notes/Domino 14.5 including HCL Traveler 14.5 was released on June 17, 2025. Installation packages can be found on My HCLSoftware Portal
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HCL Notes and Domino 14.5 Release Notes
Traveler 14.5.0 Release Documentation
Documentation Domino 14.5
Documentation Notes 14.5
Documentation Traveler 14.5
Notes/Domino Fix List
Traveler 14.5 Fix List
System Requirements for HCL Domino 14.5
System Requirements for HCL Notes 14.5
What’s new in Domino 14.5.0
- General updates
Several upgrades and updates are provided in HCL Notes and Domino 14.5. - Installation features
Domino 14.5 provides the following installation and upgrade enhancements. - Configuration features
Domino 14.5 provides the following features and enhancements related to configuring users and servers. - Security features
Domino 14.5 provides the following features and enhancements related to security. - Adminstration features
Domino 14.5 provides the following new features and enhancements related to administering. - Components no longer included in this release
The following components are no longer included in Domino 14.5.
What’s new in HCL Notes 14.5.0
- Mail improvements
Notes 14.5.0 provides the following Mail capabilities: - Calendar improvements
Notes 14.5.0 provides the following Calendar capabilities: - Workspace improvements
Notes 14.5.0 provides the following Workspace enhancement: - General enhancements
Notes 14.5.0 provides the following General enhancement: - Support for Sametime Web Chat/PWA
HCL Notes 14.5 introduces a new Sametime client option: “Enable Web Chat/Progressive Web Application (PWA).” - iNotes deprecation
With the release of Notes 14.5, access to the iNotes user interface is being removed. For web-based mail, we recommend using HCL Verse for your email needs. - Domino Restyle for Notes enhancements
HCL Notes 14.5 provides the following enhancements for Notes application.
What’s new in Domino Designer 14.5.0
- General updates
HCL Domino Designer 14.5 EAP Drop 1 provides the following enhancements: - Installation updates
- Domino Restyle updates
HCL Notes 14.5 provides the following enhancements for Restyle in Notes application. - New 64-bit NotesSession API (LotusScript)
HCL Domino Designer® 14.5 introduces a new 64-bit LotusScript API in NotesSession. - New LotusScript and Java classes for Domino IQ
Starting in 14.5, HCL Domino Designer introduces two new LotusScript classes. Domino 14.5 brings an AI inference engine into Domino.
What’s new in Traveler 14.5
- Database schema update
See Schema migration requirements for general rules when upgrading Traveler, and see Updating the enterprise database for more complete steps. If Traveler is using DB2 for IBM i for the Enterprise Database, follow the same normal schema upgrade but you will need to use theCHGMSGD
detailed in Troubleshooting the installation of HCL Traveler on IBM i when you start Traveler to avoid the ALTER TABLE SQL errors. - Token-based authentication for APNS
Authentication by Traveler to the APNS servers has changed from certificate-based authentication to token-based authentication. This removes the need to have or maintain the p12 certificate files for APNS which expire and therefore must be updated every year. Customers using Maas360 and SecurePIM clients should check with the app providers for support of Traveler 14.5 APNS push support. - Sync all mail headers
Traveler has always synced only specific mail headers for each mail to reduce bandwidth and device storage needs. However, other processes may have added additional headers to the Domino mail documents to then check those headers on the mail client. For example, desktop anti-virus scanning on Windows may be checking the headers in mails stored in Microsoft Outlook via the HTMO client. Traveler now supports the clients specifying a flag to indicate if they want just the specific mail headers or all mail headers for mails that are synchronized. - Expanded embedded links for iOS Calendar
When viewing calendar events on the iOS Calendar app, embedded links in the description will now be expanded to include the URL for the link in parentheses after the link text. This will allow users to view and open links that were previously lost due to syncing the description of the event as plaintext. - Improved Java Memory statistics
Additional statistics were added for Java Memory. See the system stats in System stat results. - Improved Exchange ActiveSync handling for the Apple iOS Native client
Apple devices syncing with iOS 16 and later can Sync and FolderSync in parallel. Improvements were made to handle this.