Topic: Development (Page 2)

REST Services with the XPages Extension Library

The usage of REST based services is a great possibilty to integrate other systems and applications with the Lotus Domino Server. This blog… more

Yesterday I had my talk "JavaScript Blast" at UKLUG 2011, in Manchester, UK. Here is the complete, 125 pages long slide… more

Preparing my session Zähme den Tiger - Java-Entwicklung in Notes und Domino (Tame the Tiger - Java Development in Notes and Domino) for… more

While the last article in this little dojo series covered the dijit.Dialog, this one will deal with Drag & Drop. It is one of my… more

It has been quite some time since my last article in this little dojo series. XPages and some vacation kept me busy. As a reminder - most… more

In Web development the prase "Eval is evil" is used frequently, mainly in scripting languages like PHP, where this little function has a… more

Today was the first day of the NL Lotus User Group Conference Get Social 2010 in Amsterdam. The keynote took place on the green gras of… more

We've been invited to host two sessions at this year's NL Lotus User Group (NLLUG) "Get Social 2010" Conference, September 9th - 10th, in… more

While the last article in this dojo series was only a small modification we will cover dijits in this one. Dijits are GUI elements and… more

Those who have tried the example from last weeks article might have noticed a little something. When you first click on the… more

In classic Lotus Domino Web development (without XPages) using non-7 bit-ASCII characters in field names can lead into problems, because… more

Where we left off in the last article, we continue in this article. The session descriptions that we have hidden the last time with the… more