TCL Digitrade - vše o Lotus Notes instalace, školení, vývoj aplikací | WHEEL CRM systém | DOCKER - práce s projektovou dokumentací | Lotus Notes To EVERNOTE Synchttp://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/en-usMon, 7 Nov 2011 14:40:23 +0200 Mon, 7 Nov 2011 14:40:23 +0200 Rajeev Menon Is there a place, where IBM xPages Core developers answer some technical questions? http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/04.11.2011083604DMAAX6.htm?opendocument&comments#11072011024023PMAMAJ2S.htm Mon, 7 Nov 2011 14:38:24 +0200 Rajeev Menon Is there a place, where IBM xPages Core developers answer some technical questions?
I totally agree with you. I myself wanted to blog about it. There are several questions/issues which only IBM technical team can answer. For example,

why the NAB groups won't work on XPiNC (offline) applications? Any plans to implement it in near future?

Is SPR the only way to get in touch with IBM tech support !!

I would love to see a IBM Technical Support website that can answer genuine technical questions/issues.]]>
I totally agree with you. I myself wanted to blog about it. There are several questions/issues which only IBM technical team can answer. For example,

why the NAB groups won't work on XPiNC (offline) applications? Any plans to implement it in near future?

Is SPR the only way to get in touch with IBM tech support !!

I would love to see a IBM Technical Support website that can answer genuine technical questions/issues.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/04.11.2011083604DMAAX6.htm?opendocument&comments#11072011023824PMAMAHZK.htm Fri, 4 Nov 2011 15:53:09 +0200 Egor Margineanu Is there a place, where IBM xPages Core developers answer some technical questions?
well, that information is available on OpenNTF in Extension Library project discussions. See following link

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It is explained how to achieve this for MSSQL, but you should get the point.

If you don't want to use extlib, then only option for you is to write your xpages the same way you will write a normal JSF application, with all the persistence and other stuff written in Java.

See following link as an example (in russian, use google translate)

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Egor]]>
well, that information is available on OpenNTF in Extension Library project discussions. See following link

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It is explained how to achieve this for MSSQL, but you should get the point.

If you don't want to use extlib, then only option for you is to write your xpages the same way you will write a normal JSF application, with all the persistence and other stuff written in Java.

See following link as an example (in russian, use google translate)

{ Link }

Egor]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/04.11.2011083604DMAAX6.htm?opendocument&comments#11042011035309PMAMAKGA.htm Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:32:34 +0200 Nathan T. Freeman What makes Domino Designer slow when developing xPages? - some observations ... http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/19.09.2011084811DMA9Z8.htm?opendocument&comments#09192011043234PMAMAK3E.htm Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:22:11 +0200 David Marko What makes Domino Designer slow when developing xPages? - some observations ...
You are right, the XML editor is much faster as its not bound to xPages. But what worse is that there is no property tab for xPages tags and without completion feature you must have everything in yout head. BTW. why there is no xml code completion available in source code editor? Standard XML editor in pure eclise uses DTD info for XML completion, so basicly one doesnt need visual tools. There are even no html tags available for ctrl+space, also available in common HTML editor in pure Eclipse.]]>
You are right, the XML editor is much faster as its not bound to xPages. But what worse is that there is no property tab for xPages tags and without completion feature you must have everything in yout head. BTW. why there is no xml code completion available in source code editor? Standard XML editor in pure eclise uses DTD info for XML completion, so basicly one doesnt need visual tools. There are even no html tags available for ctrl+space, also available in common HTML editor in pure Eclipse.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/19.09.2011084811DMA9Z8.htm?opendocument&comments#19.09.2011162211AMAJUW.htm Mon, 19 Sep 2011 15:54:57 +0200 Nathan T. Freeman What makes Domino Designer slow when developing xPages? - some observations ...
"But having this in xPage's resources causes extreme slowness when working in source code editor. Cant understand why it is,"

A non-obvious behavior of the XPages editor is that ALL hrefs attempt to be resolved by the editor itself during many events. This can include EVERY KEYSTROKE in the source tab, when you're adding new tags or new href references to the editor. So as you type, with each keypress, the editor is behind the scenes attempting to resolve every external reference via http requests. It's not even smart enough to cache the results.

I have hunted in vain for a way to suppress this behavior. The best option I have found so far is simply this...

If you intend to work solely in the source editor, go to the Package Explorer and open the .xsp file using the standard Eclipse XML editor instead of the XPages editor. You'll still get syntax highlighting and auto-closure of your tags, but without all the slowdowns people experience.

You'll lose the ability to drag/drop from the palette, but most developers I know who live in the Source tab don't really use the palette anyway.]]>
"But having this in xPage's resources causes extreme slowness when working in source code editor. Cant understand why it is,"

A non-obvious behavior of the XPages editor is that ALL hrefs attempt to be resolved by the editor itself during many events. This can include EVERY KEYSTROKE in the source tab, when you're adding new tags or new href references to the editor. So as you type, with each keypress, the editor is behind the scenes attempting to resolve every external reference via http requests. It's not even smart enough to cache the results.

I have hunted in vain for a way to suppress this behavior. The best option I have found so far is simply this...

If you intend to work solely in the source editor, go to the Package Explorer and open the .xsp file using the standard Eclipse XML editor instead of the XPages editor. You'll still get syntax highlighting and auto-closure of your tags, but without all the slowdowns people experience.

You'll lose the ability to drag/drop from the palette, but most developers I know who live in the Source tab don't really use the palette anyway.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/19.09.2011084811DMA9Z8.htm?opendocument&comments#09192011035457PMAMAJBW.htm Mon, 19 Sep 2011 15:14:17 +0200 Michael Ruhnau What makes Domino Designer slow when developing xPages? - some observations ...
I usually try to use a template with no or only a few documents for development. I think this would also avoid the first issue you are mentioning.]]>
I usually try to use a template with no or only a few documents for development. I think this would also avoid the first issue you are mentioning.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/19.09.2011084811DMA9Z8.htm?opendocument&comments#19092011151417AMAHJG.htm Mon, 1 Aug 2011 13:33:17 +0200 Patrick Kwinten xPages in Notes 8.5.3 (from CodeDrop 5) - some new, less known, features ... http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/14.07.2011111755DMACWS.htm?opendocument&comments#08012011013317PMAMAFKC.htm Thu, 28 Jul 2011 13:55:00 +0200 Lars Buntrock xPages and JQuery Mobile Framework - we use it and we like it !
Thanx for the info. I will check it out....]]>
Thanx for the info. I will check it out....]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/26.07.2011152603DMAHS3.htm?opendocument&comments#28.07.2011135500AMAFYX.htm Thu, 28 Jul 2011 13:29:08 +0200 David Marko xPages and JQuery Mobile Framework - we use it and we like it !
When scrolling, the header/footer are hidden and if the scrolling is finished the header/footer are displayed again

### Its the way how it works. Its even described in documentation ... I like it because you get more space when scrolling on small device.

I have connected JQMobile sources to latest trunk version .There are amy problems/bugs solved already ... see details on bottom of this post

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When scrolling, the header/footer are hidden and if the scrolling is finished the header/footer are displayed again

### Its the way how it works. Its even described in documentation ... I like it because you get more space when scrolling on small device.

I have connected JQMobile sources to latest trunk version .There are amy problems/bugs solved already ... see details on bottom of this post

{ Link }]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/26.07.2011152603DMAHS3.htm?opendocument&comments#28.07.2011132908AMAFGR.htm Thu, 28 Jul 2011 10:03:34 +0200 Lars Buntrock xPages and JQuery Mobile Framework - we use it and we like it !
JQuery is a good mobile framework! However, I have problems with fixed header and footer. When scrolling, the header/footer are hidden and if the scrolling is finished the header/footer are displayed again. Not good for the userbility ;-)! I use a XPages section (in a repeat control) in the scrolling area. But after some time, if I expand/collapse a section the header / footer lost.

Is there any solution (for both problems) with jQuery? But even with wink and Dojo is the result not much better.]]>
JQuery is a good mobile framework! However, I have problems with fixed header and footer. When scrolling, the header/footer are hidden and if the scrolling is finished the header/footer are displayed again. Not good for the userbility ;-)! I use a XPages section (in a repeat control) in the scrolling area. But after some time, if I expand/collapse a section the header / footer lost.

Is there any solution (for both problems) with jQuery? But even with wink and Dojo is the result not much better.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/26.07.2011152603DMAHS3.htm?opendocument&comments#28.07.2011100334AMABGA.htm Thu, 28 Jul 2011 09:07:52 +0200 Miguel Angel Calvo xPages and JQuery Mobile Framework - we use it and we like it !
You're right regarding changing Dojo release at server side. We've been also suffering from browser problems whit newest Dojo releases and Domino. But it seems that it 's going to change in Domino 8.5.3 and you'll be able to deploy and choose Dojo release to be used in a per application basis

And I agree, Dojo 1.7 is the release for mobile development.]]>
You're right regarding changing Dojo release at server side. We've been also suffering from browser problems whit newest Dojo releases and Domino. But it seems that it 's going to change in Domino 8.5.3 and you'll be able to deploy and choose Dojo release to be used in a per application basis

And I agree, Dojo 1.7 is the release for mobile development.]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/26.07.2011152603DMAHS3.htm?opendocument&comments#07282011090752AMAMAADG.htm Fri, 15 Jul 2011 19:00:18 +0200 Miroslav Navratil xPages in Notes 8.5.3 (from CodeDrop 5) - some new, less known, features ... http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/14.07.2011111755DMACWS.htm?opendocument&comments#15.07.2011190018AMAMXR.htm Fri, 15 Jul 2011 04:50:46 +0200 Bruce Elgort xPages in Notes 8.5.3 (from CodeDrop 5) - some new, less known, features ... http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/14.07.2011111755DMACWS.htm?opendocument&comments#07152011045046AMAMA5CS.htm Wed, 29 Jun 2011 11:40:21 +0200 Lukáš Hrouda Lotus Notes: Nedokumentované funkce formulí a LotusScriptu http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/20.10.2010081429DMA9C7.htm?opendocument&comments#29.06.2011114021AMADCS.htm Mon, 16 May 2011 19:49:26 +0200 Miroslav Navratil xPages API - your good friend ... http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/15.05.2011175809DMALR2.htm?opendocument&comments#16.05.2011194926AMANWF.htm Mon, 16 May 2011 10:42:16 +0200 Martin Jinoch xPages and JAVA errors reporting ... its a pain, real pain for me http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/15.05.2011181414DMAM32.htm?opendocument&comments#16.05.2011104216AMAC8G.htm Mon, 16 May 2011 10:21:35 +0200 David Marko xPages and JAVA errors reporting ... its a pain, real pain for me
Just wonder where I can report such error as I described fully on Xpages forum. Doesnt seem to me, tak xPages IBM developer are reading xPages discussion forum ...]]>
Just wonder where I can report such error as I described fully on Xpages forum. Doesnt seem to me, tak xPages IBM developer are reading xPages discussion forum ...]]> http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/15.05.2011181414DMAM32.htm?opendocument&comments#16.05.2011102135AMABTJ.htm Mon, 16 May 2011 10:00:42 +0200 Martin Jinoch xPages and JAVA errors reporting ... its a pain, real pain for me http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/15.05.2011181414DMAM32.htm?opendocument&comments#16.05.2011100042AMABEH.htm Mon, 16 May 2011 08:48:44 +0200 Simon O’Doherty xPages and JAVA errors reporting ... its a pain, real pain for me http://blog.tcl-digitrade.com/blogs/tcl-digitrade-blog.nsf/dx/15.05.2011181414DMAM32.htm?opendocument&comments#05162011084844AMAMA9ZJ.htm