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Since 8.5.1 dominoView datasources have had a property dataCache. By default the setting is “full” which means that all the data for all relevant entries and columns is stored in the server-side map of the page. That can impact the size of content held in memory or being written to disk. But there is also […]
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One of the common misconceptions I’ve come across with XPages developers is that sessionScope will contain the information for the current logged on user. It can, but it may not. And discussions with Serdar Basegmez and Russ Maher over the last couple of days have helped me understand things yet further. Let’s back up here and cover
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Recently I’ve answered two queries from different sources, both of which manifested themselves with mail functionality not working as expected. In both cases, Notes Clients had been newly installed. In both, the cause was the same. The first was with an application that was throwing an error when LotusScript was calling NotesDocument.send() to send an
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While using source control I recently encountered one aspect of traditional Domino development that does not play well with DXL round-tripping. Because I tend to be merging changes outside of Domino Designer, in my preferences (Domino Designer > Source Control) I have Use Binary DXL for source control operations deselected. Recently I was working
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For as long as I can remember, Bruce Elgort has been chairman of OpenNTF. I just looked up to see how long and found he’s been chairman since December 2001, almost as long as I’ve been developing Domino applications. OpenNTF has been a key resource for me as a developer, an area I’ve contributed to
This weekend has been quite busy for me. In addition to umpiring my first National Premier League netball match of the season, I decided to build two things. One was a new rabbit hutch and the other was a source control management system. I’ve never been that good at practical exercises. I’m very adept at
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Over the last few days there have been a few releases of the OpenNTF Domino API. One of the issues was something I first came across on Friday evening where Factory.getSession() was throwing an error when triggering a partial refresh from a button in a brand new database. It was fine the first attempt after
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In this blog post, I’m going to explain two of the concepts I covered when describing my work on XPages OpenLog Logger – interfaces and enums. Firstly, I will state categorically that diving into Java not a step I recommend to those starting out on XPages development from a Notes Client development background. There is
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The structure prior to my recent work was one-dimensional. As part of the development for XPages OpenLog Logger, I made all the methods of the OpenLogItem class static. The reasoning was so that developers didn’t need to create an OpenLogItem object before calling any method, like logError(). So instead of: OpenLogItem oli_ = new OpenLogItem();
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I haven’t blogged a great deal recently, but that’s because I’ve been rather busy with ICON UK and refactoring XPages OpenLog Logger into OpenNTF Domino API. I finally completed that work last night, so I’m going to be writing a few blogs to cover what’s been done. That’s for a number of reasons. So people
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