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"Get Social. Do Business" – More Case Studies Including The Yellowverse and XPages

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I’m sure you’re aware of the tag line for this year’s Lotusphere, because you’re reading this, so you’re already getting social. I spoke a couple of days ago about my personal experiences, culminating in a very enjoyable and well-attended session yesterday. But I’m sure that will just be another small step down the road. I […]

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Why "Get Social. Do Business" Makes Sense

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The key topic of this year’s Lotusphere was “Get Social. Do Business”. The buzz phrase is Social Business. Outside of Lotusphere I wonder whether decision makers will understand what it means. Did I realise yesterday that the social business toolkit was relevant to me? Does the name tell me why I should use it? No. But Social Business

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The Return of The XCast

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For anyone who hasn’t seen it yet or just didn’t believe it had actually happened, a new episode of The XCast was posted yesterday afternoon. Tim Clark, David Leedy and I discuss what’s happened in the xsphere since May last year and any session at Lotusphere 2011 that has any oblique reference to XPages. Even

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Go Green and recycle(): The Important Information Any Non-Java XPages Dev Needs To Know

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I suspect I am far from alone in coming to XPages with no experience of Java development. I’d done lots of LotusScript, a reasonable amount of JavaScript and HTML, and even a bit of XML. But I knew virtually nothing about Java (apart from the basics of syntax and that Java classes have a “public

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Using Security-Restricted XML as an XPages Data Source

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At ILUG I attended Paul Calhoun’s excellent session “Using XML and RDBMS Data Sources in XPages”. The XML element of the session built upon articles Paul had contributed to The XPages Blog (http://xpagesblog.com/xpages-blog/2009/8/6/using-xml-as-an-xpage-data-source.html) and the Lotus Notes and Domino Application Development Wiki (http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf/dx/Using_XML_as_an_XPage_Data_Source). Over the last few days I’ve been experimenting with various methods of

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