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After speaking at three LUGs around Europe this year, I will be making my debut at Lotusphere 2011. Although I submitted a few sessions, the one that was accepted is a joint session with Mr NotesIn9, David Leedy. It’s not the first time we will collaborate together. Those who have been working with XPages for a […]
Debut Speaking at Lotusphere 2011 Read More »
As good as Dojo is, one of the widgets missing is a pivot table. It’s not a new suggestion for Dojo. A quick search of the internet finds this request for it dating back 3 years. It appears some development was made on code back in 2006 in the 0.9 timeframe, based on an OpenRecord plugin.
Pivot Tables in XPages with OpenLink AJAX Toolkit Read More »
It’s been a busy couple of weeks at Intec. First there was ILUG, my third LUG of the year and a new session for me. Thanks for the evaluations, the comments were very encouraging. My concern when rehearsing it was echoed by one of the respondents, that there was too much material really for a
Three Announcements Read More »
After a hectic few days I’ve had a chance to draw breath and review my experiences of ILUG 2010 last week in Belfast. Compared to other LUGs it is more laid-back, as proven by Kevin Cavanaugh’s relaxed dress code. But this should not be taken to suggest it’s any less busy, informative and educational than
Reflections on ILUG 2010 Read More »
This week ILUG 2010 is taking place in Belfast. Along with a host of attendees from across the globe, myself and Tim Malone will be there. The agenda is full of sessions from a wide-respected group of illustrious speakers, and Paul Mooney and the other organisers must be applauded for attracting such big names. I’m presenting
XPages: Enter The Dojo at ILUG 2010 Read More »
It’s been a while since I added anything to my Dojox Charting tutorial, although recently I’ve been looking (albeit very briefly) at the functionality available for 3D charts. With the release of the XPages Extension Library earlier this year, with which there were a number of Dojo widgets packaged, I was interested and a little nervous to
Would XPages Dojox Charting Custom Controls Be A Welcome Addition? Read More »
This is one of those occasions when I had written an article and was just waiting to get round to publish it, and another developer posted an article that covers a similar topic. Just this morning, Tommy Valand posted an article with some SSJS for accessing messages from the facesContext.getMessages and using an iterator to loop
XPages: Rendering Based on Error Messages Read More »
First of all, thanks to Declan Lynch for reading this blog post when I accidentally, foolishly corrupted it all! Thanks to him, I’m able to quickly replace it. One of my strengths is a good memory, which helps when other developers ask a question. It means I can often vaguely remember reading something somewhere or
How To Get A-HEAD in XPages (Repost – previous version corrupted) Read More »
As I mentioned on This Week in Lotus last week, I’ve been working on a submission to OpenNTF. In fact I’ve had it pretty much ready to go for months now, I just never got round to submitting it and the topic of OpenNTF on This Week in Lotus gave me the opportunity I needed to
New Custom Control Project Contributed to OpenNTF Read More »
This week I was invited to take part in This Week in Lotus, the main topic for which was the XPages Extension Library and OpenNTF. I would strongly recommend any XPages developer to listen to the podcast, it’s one of the resources I use rigorously to keep me up to date on all things Lotus
This Week in Lotus 19 – XPages Xcellerated…and Taking Notes Read More »