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Currently code folding in 8.5.3 only supports Java and ClientSide JavaScript. It currently doesn't support ServerSide Javascript. Also it's limited to members and functions. You can't fold code between brackets of a branching statements or multiline comments e.g.
if (foo) {
bar();
bar();
bar();
}
when folded becomes:
if (foo) {
...
}
/* this is a multiline comment
line 2
line
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Expeditor is limping behind Eclipse versions. Would it be time to leapfrog and make Expeditor compatible with Eclipse Orion. It would enable a full local HTML UI with all the Expeditor goodies.
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As each NSF is opened in Designer Eclipse opens them as projects but they are not automatically closed. Amongst the many side-effects of this is that all build errors for the previously opened NSFs continue to be displayed in the Problems tab. I would like to see the option provided
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When coding in “vanilla” Eclipse you get code folding for methods, constructors, etc. It would be really useful to have such a thing in server-side Javascript script libraries—in fact, across the board for all script libs and agents.
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The "floating" properties is quiet annoying because you have to move it around the design area when it is on top of items.
For traditional Notes design elements (Forms, Views) it would be more handier to have the properties box appear in the Outline panel, simply because that panel is not
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When shutdown Lotus Notes it needs some time to end all tasks - when you restart Notes in this time, it will be slow in startup. Bring a progress bar to show that client is shuting down (or close tasks immediately).
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Completely standalone DDE, which can be installed or removed regardless of Notes Client version. Could be available as any other Eclipse IDE package.
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We are looking for a way to "Drag and Drop" Mails from the Inbox to a Lotus Standard Application like Teamroom or Document Library. This should be possible within the new Notes Client Standard 8 and Eclipse ?!
We know quickr, but quickr follows another way.
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The Eclipse editor for LotusScript is on its way! Hurrah
Here are a few things that are not so hot about the current editor. Please could we have these addressed???
1) Custom classes to understand intellisense (I think this already addresses)
2) Intellisense to work even if in nested script libraries. Currently if
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I am often asked by other developers who are interested in extending the Lotus Notes client where is the best place to get started with developing Eclipse based plug-ins for Notes 8. Some of the best resources available are the following articles that were published on developerWorks during the Notes
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Currently, you need to buy an authenticode certificate to sign Notes 8 eclipse plugins. It would be nice if Eclipse Plug-ins could be signed with a Notes user ID, and the Notes security model honoured with them. So people can confirm different levels of access for the ID etc.
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Allow us to create and work with 'projects' that consist of multiple databases within Domino Designer.
This should be a no-brainer for a modern IDE, but I'm still seeing the old style 'Database Navigator' in the Designer 8.5 screenshots that came out of Lotusphere. When was the last time anybody worked
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A lot of notes developers who want to start java development on their prefered platform are scared away by the well known recycle() and error-cleaning-up-agent-threads issue. For those with a bit more experience with and confidence in java, this is not so much of an issue. At least that has
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By having the various Domino Admin panels (Files, Groups, Servers, etc) as Eclipse views you could put them wherever you want - side shelf, in a composite app, your own perspective, etc and basically define your own admin experience. Having that level of modularity would also allow you to have
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... especially integrating other eclipse plug-ins or subprojects.
The tutorial posted in Notes.Net few days ago was a good start. But more would be usefull. Maybe tutorials targeted at different user audiences (those who allready have some experience with Eclipse-plug-in, those who have not, etc., those who are also Lotus Websphere
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Extend the Notes 8 sidebar to support adding widgets or gadgets (small, focused, Javascript-DHTML-CSS apps). Adding a new widget should be as easy in Notes 8 as it is in Apple's Dashboard or iGoogle.
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