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XPages: Java Interfaces Java and Test Driven Development

A word of warning: the following article is quite lenghty and abstract. It basically says that using Java Interface in your XPages… more

Technical article JavaScript

Recently I worked on a demo application for a customer to show how to use Web Service Consumer in LotusScript. At one point I got a… more

Technical article JavaScript

During IBM Connect this year I asked in the developer lab about an update for the Javadoc documentation which came with the first… more

In Lotus Notes and Domino 8.0 a new Java method was added to the view class: createViewNavFromAllUnread(). I spend quite some time to… more

We heard some users complaining about some save conflicts in one of our XPages application. They got this irritating message: Document… more

There is a nasty bug in XPages with radio buttons and a partial refresh in the onClick event if the user clicks on the label instead of… more

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

Modern style development without some kind of version control is not reasonable these days. In Lotus Notes development however, version… more

ILUG is unbelievable good and lot of fun. The sessions are great and the conversation in the breaks are even better. Yesterday I had 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

We are pleased to present the following session sessions at ILUG 2010: dojo and Notes Speakers: Bernd Hort Track: Development dojo is… more