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Late yesterday Jesse Gallagher released version 2.0.0 of OpenNTF Domino API (ODA). It’s been a while since the last release, even the last release candidate, but after some structural challenges, we’re back on track. The release has also prompted some related releases of my own. I decided to package up OsgiWorlds as its own project. […]
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For ICON UK I updated the XPages Developer Roadmap I put together last year. This was done to reflect how many Domino developers are starting to move beyond XPages to embrace open source web development options, whether JavaScript or Java.As a result, by the time XPages developers have moved towards the right-hand side of the
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Over the last couple of days, ICON UK took place at IBM South Bank in London. It was great to see the community in attendance for a wide variety of experts. I delivered a session of OpenNTF Domino API and CrossWorlds. My initial feeling was that it might have been a quiet year for ODA.
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With ICON UK now less than a week away (September 21st and 22nd, IBM South Bank, London), it’s a busy build-up for us at Intec. Again, we’re platinum sponsors for the event, so there’s a lot of preparation happening for our booth. Immediately after the keynote, Rooven Pakkiri will deliver a session entitled Human Capital
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The latest release of XPages Extension Library hit OpenNTF earlier this week, release 14 for 9.0.1. In addition to Bluemix-related enhancements, there have been some notable enhancements to the pickers based on a pull request I submitted. As ever, it’s great to see code I’ve suggested being taken into the project. Probably the biggest enhancement
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Table of Contents Introduction Part One – The Application Part Two – XPages Advanced 1 Part Three: XPages Advanced Database Separation Part Four: XPages Advanced Document Wrapper Part Five: XPages Advanced MVC Controller Part Six: Use of OpenNTF Domino API Part Seven: OSGi Application Development Introduction Part Eight: OSGi JAX-RS REST Access with ODA Part
From XPages to Web App: Part One – The Application Read More »
Table of Contents Introduction Part One – The Application Part Two – XPages Advanced 1 Part Three: XPages Advanced Database Separation Part Four: XPages Advanced Document Wrapper Part Five: XPages Advanced MVC Controller Part Six: Use of OpenNTF Domino API Part Seven: OSGi Application Development Introduction Part Eight: OSGi JAX-RS REST Access with ODA Part
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The beta of XPages in Bluemix introduces the concept of splitting design from data, with (on the whole) one NSF for the XPages components and one for the data. But for me that’s not a new concept, and has not been for some time. Accessing a separate database is nothing new in XPages. It was
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One of the biggest impacts on performance is the rendered property of components. As I’ve blogged about before, it’s calculated multiple times during a partial refresh. If the rendered property is computed using Expression Language (e.g. #{viewScope.showTheseFields}), the impact is probably not very high: the check goes through the VariableResolver to identify the Java object
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Domino offers a lot out-of-the-box. It’s immediately apparent when looking at the Document Properties that the last modified time and last modifier are stored. What’s less obvious is that the last modified time of an individual field is also stored. That can be extremely useful when trying to work out who or how that field
Notes Items, Seq Num, and Domino Update Troubleshooting Read More »