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Domino Designer's XPage interface has a masterful way of managing items so I'm not chasing around for the random file in the random directory. I'm heavily indebted to the designers of Designer for this.
The bean & controls file arrangement needs that kind of treatment. I wish all the java, XML, and
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Currently when error occur during input translation and/or validation steps such as "Unable to interpret Date or Time", etc. it can be hard to determine the field which is giving rise to the error especially in large or complicated applications.
It would be really useful if we could have an event
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It may open new perspectives for the use of Domino (on the web).
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I'd love to be able to read a field that Javascript has signed. I don't think it takes much -- a decrypt function that'll accept the author's public key instead of your own private key. It'd quickly replace all the signed-section functions I use, when they exist for security reasons
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A introductory/primer for pre-8.5 Notes application developers and new Notes/Domino developers. Covers the following:
- What is Notes and Domino
- Domino application architecture
- Using Domino Designer in Eclispe
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Building on a similar format to the great series written by Declan Lynch I would propse a book specifically targeted at those people who have acquired skills as a Notes Classic developer and are looking to make the change to
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I still like my rejected abstract: SQL Plus NSF have your cake and eat it too. Was going to show examples of creating rich and web apps that tie into SQL Enterprise data using various methods. Such as dynamically
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Each year one of the popular sessions at Lotusphere is "Ask The Developers" where members of the Notes development community get the opportunity to ask questions of IBM developers about their plans for the Notes Development Platform. Rather than waiting for a once a year chance to ask a limited
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It is clear to me that one of the reasons that many of the good Ideas posted here will not be implemented due to the lack of resources at IBM.
So I would like to know your feeling about the following:
Could we setup a (small) group of (senior) developers that will
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This forum holds a great many number of excellent Idea's, but I cannot imagine that they are exclusively wanted by us for the latest version of Notes.
I do understand that resources at IBM are limited, but there are so many developers out there that will not use the lateste Notes
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I would like to see that you can clear old hide-when formulae more easily. At this moment you can disable a hide-when formula in multiple fields on a form, but there is no easy way to blank out the old formula.
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I would like to have an option where you can set an attribute on more than one design element (or sub-element) at a time. For instance: when you want to change the font of your columns, but leave the other settings like color or emphasis as they are, this idea
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[have the option to] create a development environment that is identical to the production environment.
The development environment has the same databases (same name and replicaid) as the production environment.
When a developer logs in to the client or designer, he or she can choose which environment to log in to.
It should
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I would like to see a global boolean that shows whether or not DEBUG mode is on. This way you can add debugging code to your application that is only executed when you are actually running the debugger.
I am aware of the STOP statement, but this is different.
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Wouldn' t be nice when you could get hold to the uidoc pointer of another document? Suppose the following case: you have a parent document and a child document. In thsi child you change some attribute and you want to reflect this in the main document. when the main document
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I would like to see the possibility of global variables. And with global I mean global to the application. I think that the declarations section of the database script is an excellent place to store them.
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I'd like an option to change the replication settings on the fly.
Why:
I update a template with a minor change - let's say a new column in a view
I refresh the design from the template of the app
I hit replicate, and it has to go through all the data and design,
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Hacking Domino Application live! Watch and learn about the web application security "the hard way". See how easy it is to break into an unprotected Notes Database and how to protect yourself from such attacks. Learn (and see with your own eyes) how Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Cross Site Request
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"Only a fool fights in a burning house" - Kang.
In this session you will learn how to attack an Domino application, so you will know how to defend your application by writing secured code. You will learn how to plan for security and how to use design features in
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We're living in a complex world. Requirements for software are getting more and more complex. And so have our Notes and Domino applications.
But with the increasing complexity the chance of making errors grows, too. Therefore handling errors well - regardless of whether they stem from incorrect code, whether they
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