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With just over a week until ICON UK, it will be a busy event for Intec. I (Paul Withers) will be delivering a session on graph databases called “Find your data – use GraphDB capabilities in XPages applications – and beyond“. I recently blogged on my personal blog site about why I am a big […]
IBM Domino has always been very active within Germany. So it’s no surprise that online IT journal Heise Online published an article summarising recent blog posts about the current state of application development for the IBM Domino platform. IBM have shown a commitment to the platform for mail, always quick to say that Verse is
IBM Domino App Dev Hits the Headlines Read More »
As many will already have seen, Pete Janzen’s last day at IBM is today. I’ve been fortunate enough to know Pete for some years no and he has laways been a pleasure to work with. The first time I talked with him was at Lotusphere some years ago, shortly after I had started blogging. I
Thanks For The Good Times, Pete Read More »
It is a number of years now since I decided to commit to Java, for a number of reasons. The biggest were: lack of good compile-time validation, which meant it was possible to mistype a variable name or method name lack of templating, which meant constantly typing try/catch blocks difficulty troubleshooting – this was before
SSJS Revisited: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Read More »
It’s coming up to that time of year again, and your manager sends a calendar invite to meet for your annual appraisal. Not something you’ve been looking forward to, as it’s highly likely that your agenda’s differ. They want you to become more productive and are likely to have all sorts of new responsibilities, procedures
The annual appraisal – is it still relevant? Read More »
One of the parts of the XPages Extension Library I’ve not used extensively is a component under the Data Access category called Remote Service – the JSON RPC Service. This allows server-side code to be triggered from client-side JavaScript and return a string response. The server-side code can also receive parameters. It’s covered from page
JSON RPC Service, Component Tree Manipulation and OpenLog Read More »
Recently I was adding a new XPages front-end onto an existing database. I chose to split database and XPages application, so the data is in a separate database. So, for security purposes and to prevent access to the old web front-end, I had the bright of locking down URL access by enabling the “Don’t allow
Displaying Images with "Don't Allow URL Open" Read More »
The board of directors of Intec Systems Limited today announces the appointment of David Mason as a non-executive director of the Company with effect from 1st June 2016. David has an outstanding record as a business leader in Human Resources. He served as Director of Recruitment at Capita from Jul 2014 to Dec 2015, and
Intec Appoint David Mason as Non Executive Director Read More »
In recent conversations I have had with companies on their recruitment process, it has become clear how their own recruitment strategy is a jumble of trial and error and outsourcing it to agencies. Not many take into account how their own employees are feeling, working and performing. How can we expect to recruit the top
How employment branding can help create a high performing workforce Read More »
It’s been about a year since I last blogged about XOTS. Just to recap, XOTS is a method of running background multi-threaded tasks coded within an NSF. It’s basically DOTS tasklets within XPages. The tasklet extends Runnable if you just want to call it and let it run in the background, or Callable if you
XOTS: Background and MultiThreaded Tasks the OpenNTF Domino API Way (Part Four) Read More »