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29 | Article: How to Debug Your XPage ApplicationAbstract: The debugging environment for XPages is very different than traditional Notes applications. This article describes some techniques we used while developing the Lead Manager smaple. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs of ... |
28 | Article: Compare and Contrast: the View Panel and Repeat XPage ControlsAbstract: The View Panel and Repeat controls in XPages both allow you to iterate over data sets. Views are quick, but tightly coupled to Notes Views. Repeats are very flexible, but there is a certain amount of wiring that needs to be built. This article shows how we chose which ... |
28 | Article: How to Approach Upgrading Your Domino Web App to XPagesAbstract: You don't have to convert an entire app to using XPages at once. Using the Lead Manager sample as a focus, we show how you can develop a strategy for how to approach upgrading your application to XPages. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce ... |
27 | Article: Adding Rich Client Features to Thin Client Applications with XPagesAbstract: Tips and tricks for adding rich client features such as drag and drop, select, and selective update, to your XPage based thin client application. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs of our ... |
27 | Article: Using XPages as an Integration PlatformAbstract: XPages are pretty agnostic as to what database they get their data from. You can surface data from several different Notes database, or even certain non-Notes sources. This articles shows you some of the ways of doing that. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce ... |
27 | Article: Using Existing Business Logic in Your XPages ApplicationAbstract: Instructions for calling existing business logic from XPages using Agents, Java libraries, and Web Services. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs of our business partners. Now that Domino 8.5 is released there ... |
24 | Article: How to Share Your Custom XPage ControlsAbstract: XPage applications are often made up of custom controls. However custom controls have to be deployed in the application that uses them. They cannot be included from elsewhere. This article discusses way to share custom controls between applications while minimizing the maintenance issues of keeping them in sync. Background: ... |
23 | Article: How to use the Model-View-Controller Design Pattern to Architect your XPage ApplicationAbstract: A deep dive on how the Lead Manager sample separated the Domino model/control layer from the XPage view layer. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs of our business partners. Now that Domino ... |
22 | Article: How to Localize Your XPage ApplicationAbstract: Domino is a very popular platform internationally. Many developers wish to create Domino applications that can be viewed in multiple languages. This article discusses the approaches you can take to localize your XPage application. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest ... |
19 | Article: Adding Search to Your XPage ApplicationAbstract: How we added three types of search to the Lead Manager sample. Full Text, categorical filtering, and categorical selection. Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs of our business partners. Now that Domino ... |
17 | Article: Lead Manager XPage Sample OverviewAbstract: An overview of the processes used to determine to write a XPage version of the Lead Manager, the criteria used, and the high level architecture Background: The ISV Technical Enablement Team has a mission to produce articles on the latest Notes and Domino Technology pertinent to the needs ... |
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