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Some time ago I read Chris Toohey’s article on Logic-Driven NotesDocument UNIDs. I have had unfortunate experiences with profile documents where cached values were being returned. So Chris’s technique was extremely useful, because I could define the UNID, so be able to access the document quickly and reliably using getDocumentByUNID(). I’ve used it a number […]
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Towards the end of last year we were asked about undertaking a Notes client plug-in development project. At the time my plug-in development experience was zero. Apart from a brief look at the source code of the Extension Library source code, my only other Eclipse experience was from about six years ago using the XML editors. And
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The last two days have been filled with more Lotus and XPages goodness at BLUG in Antwerp. As last year, BLUG is a great conference with a wonderful assemblage of speakers, expertly kept in order by Theo. Yesterday I presented “XPages: Enter The Dojo”, a one-man version of the session I delivered with David Leedy
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Thanks to a tweet from Per Henrik Lausten I was alerted to the release of Dojo 1.6. There are quite a few big changes most notably use of “dojo-data-type” for widgets. This is a huge change but one which has been made to fit in with HTML5 standards. I haven’t followed the discussions in depth
While at EntwicklerCamp a couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to share a couple of usability enhancements which seem to have slipped under the radar of some developers. The first is a useful resource for developers using XPages. As many will know, SVN is possible within Domino Designer now and from all the
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During February Bob Balfe has been blogging 28 days of Dojo. To tie in with that I’ve decided now is a good time to blog about a couple of charting enhancements I included in my Lotusphere session with Dave Leedy, XPages: Enter The Dojo. The first is new functionality available with Dojo 1.5.0 to add
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Last week was EntwicklerCamp in Gelsenkirchen in Germany. Although I could only be there for two days of the three-day conference, it was great to see so many new faces as well as some familiar faces. As with so many conferences there was a great buzz around XPages with the XPages Cheatsheet in every bag.
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Shortly after Lotusphere a number of XPages developers came together in the community, for a number of reasons. One of our early discussions was that the Notes & Domino 8.5 forum did not make it easy for those of us with knowledge to help those who don’t. I agreed with the need for an XPages-centric
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In addition to the “Get Social. Do Business” message from Lotusphere, one of the main areas of focus was the new IBM Collaboration Solutions family. The focus of the demos and the new terminology has changed the debate to be less about products and platforms and more about providing solutions to business issues. The demos
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In addition to the “Get Social. Do Business” message from Lotusphere, one of the main areas of focus was the new IBM Collaboration Solutions family. The focus of the demos and the new terminology has changed the debate to be less about products and platforms and more about providing solutions to business issues. The demos
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