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Test Your Regular Expressions In Domino Designer

Fredrik Norling blogged yesterday about using Regular Expressions to validate in XPages (but also traditional Domino web development). There is one option for validating using regular expressions that Fredrik didn’t mention, and it’s well worth covering. Because although you can find a lot of regular expressions on the web, writing your own or modifying regular

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VariableResolvers: Handle With Care

I’ve blogged before about VariableResolvers and the more I dig into them, the more powerful they are. Performance-wise, I’ve already blogged they’re as rapid as you can get, the perfect place for regularly-accessed bits of code. Anyone at UKLUG will have seen that I extended that particular performance table to show that a VariableResolver in

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iNotes List View, iNotes Calendar View – Accessing The Object

Earlier today Julian Buss asked in a blog post about how to get the unid of a selected document in the iNotes List View. Even though I wrote that chapter in the Extension Library book, I was a little baffled myself. Even after I re-read what I’d written, I struggled to work out where I

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Domino Designer Shortcuts, Build Project and Quirks

Some time ago Nathan Freeman blogged about making Domino Designer work the way you want, lots of excellent productivity tips for improving performance of Domino Designer. One of these was to turn off Build Automatically. If you ever, ever, for any reason whatsoever, ever, ever, ever open a database that’s on a server in Domino Designer

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Custom Language in XPages Revisited: The Good and The Bad

A little over two years ago I blogged about the different languages available in XPages, namely Expression Language, Server-Side JavaScript and Custom. I explained what Custom was and how it could be used. Bearing in mind that XPages are compiled down to Java code, with each control being a class, it makes sense that the

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