Sharing new technologies and best practiceshttp://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/en-usThu, 2 May 2013 09:20:45 AM -0500 Thu, 2 May 2013 09:20:45 AM -0500 Fernando LS12 Slides for BP118 - Using Java to build applications fit for the enterprise
excelent presentation.

have you upload the proyect to openntf?

If not can I have the sample code in the presentation?

Thanks

Kind Regards]]>
excelent presentation.

have you upload the proyect to openntf?

If not can I have the sample code in the presentation?

Thanks

Kind Regards]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/23012012122351CCOGJZ.htm?opendocument&comments#05022013092045AMDOMJU2.htm Fri, 12 Apr 2013 10:04:36 AM -0500 Charting using Dojo and XPages http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/13112009111014CCOF4X.htm?opendocument&comments#04122013100436AMDOMKPF.htm Fri, 25 Jan 2013 08:52:31 AM -0500 Muss Websphere portal 7.0 / RAD 8.0.4 and file uploads with <hx:fileUpload>
Thanks]]>
Thanks]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/07082012015434DOMA56.htm?opendocument&comments#01252013085231AMDOMKFV.htm Mon, 26 Nov 2012 06:54:29 AM -0500 <a href=’’http://www.mspan.co.uk/">web design Edinburgh</a> xPages custom CMS - a business website http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/20012011132725CCOHSR.htm?opendocument&comments#2012-11-26065429DOMH64.htm Mon, 26 Nov 2012 06:53:14 AM -0500 web design Edinburgh xPages custom CMS - a business website http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/20012011132725CCOHSR.htm?opendocument&comments#2012-11-26065314DOMH5B.htm Thu, 22 Nov 2012 03:22:45 AM -0500 Gayathri Viswanathan XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
This would be a great addition to the XPages resources that are being built up. I am working with couple of customers where we are creating POC to convince them that they can leverage their existing domino infrastructure far beyond what they have done before and showing them integrated UI where we have data coming in from SQL has been a good value add. Looking forward to your series to learn more best practices]]>
This would be a great addition to the XPages resources that are being built up. I am working with couple of customers where we are creating POC to convince them that they can leverage their existing domino infrastructure far beyond what they have done before and showing them integrated UI where we have data coming in from SQL has been a good value add. Looking forward to your series to learn more best practices]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#11222012032245AMDOMCZS.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 08:26:26 AM -0500 ChrisJC XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
My app is sort of similar. I have data access classes which read lists of records that relate to a main document in Notes (sort of one to many). All the docs on save are written to SQL. On open of the doc again the "many" records are read into an arraylist for display and maniplution.

All the converters and validators etc dont care about the data storage (as that all happens on save - after conversion and validation has passed).]]>
My app is sort of similar. I have data access classes which read lists of records that relate to a main document in Notes (sort of one to many). All the docs on save are written to SQL. On open of the doc again the "many" records are read into an arraylist for display and maniplution.

All the converters and validators etc dont care about the data storage (as that all happens on save - after conversion and validation has passed).]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012082626DOMJXK.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 08:20:09 AM -0500 Baiju Thomas XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
I could setup SQL Server jdbc driver as an OSGi plugin just by following the DB2 steps... It worked the first time. It is a lot of steps, but you just need to follow the documentation...

I am working on an application which uses SQL Server as backend and XPages as the front end. I am using the new JDBC feature in extension library. My approach is to define the JDBCQuery and JDBCRowset for the datasources and once you set them, you could just work with them as you would with an NSF backend. I am trying to minimize the differences beyond this point. So all the validations, conversions ,simple actions etc. will work just the same way as in a regular XPages application with NSF backend.. The only place the code will change is where you set the dataSources. Once the data source is set, it is a bean and you can work with that data just like a notes document or notes view. It is all working great so far, but I have a long way to go before I complete this application.

Upto this point, it all worked perfectly as I had hoped and performance has been great..]]>
I could setup SQL Server jdbc driver as an OSGi plugin just by following the DB2 steps... It worked the first time. It is a lot of steps, but you just need to follow the documentation...

I am working on an application which uses SQL Server as backend and XPages as the front end. I am using the new JDBC feature in extension library. My approach is to define the JDBCQuery and JDBCRowset for the datasources and once you set them, you could just work with them as you would with an NSF backend. I am trying to minimize the differences beyond this point. So all the validations, conversions ,simple actions etc. will work just the same way as in a regular XPages application with NSF backend.. The only place the code will change is where you set the dataSources. Once the data source is set, it is a bean and you can work with that data just like a notes document or notes view. It is all working great so far, but I have a long way to go before I complete this application.

Upto this point, it all worked perfectly as I had hoped and performance has been great..]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#11212012082009AMDOMJTN.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:47:19 AM -0500 ChrisJC XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
Thanks - Great comments.

I setup the OSGI plugin with the MSSQL driver and it works very well - from memory I followed the DB2 steps. Getting the right driver is key I guess.

Maybe as part of the process I should revise and document this configuration. It will at worst act as a reference for me in the future in doing it..

Keen to chat around "optimisation" as this is something there is not a lot of information around in XPages land.]]>
Thanks - Great comments.

I setup the OSGI plugin with the MSSQL driver and it works very well - from memory I followed the DB2 steps. Getting the right driver is key I guess.

Maybe as part of the process I should revise and document this configuration. It will at worst act as a reference for me in the future in doing it..

Keen to chat around "optimisation" as this is something there is not a lot of information around in XPages land.]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012064719DOMGZM.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:43:13 AM -0500 Nick Wall XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
We have a web application that has been up for a while, we generate a LOT of audit data (every single field change, every button press...it's a requirement), which we store in SQL, we get and retrieve this via web services, we batch the data across. We also use a SQL data store for some aspects of the app, accessed via beans and an MVC model (so we can switch between a Domino or SQL data layer), but we are not doing it efficiently. At the moment, the JDBC driver is in the DB, so it opens a connection each time it is accessed, we need to switch this to connection pooling.

I have a test server set up where I tried to set up an OSGI MySQL plugin, but I can't get it to work. I followed chapter 12 of XPages Extension Library Book, but I think I need to try again using DB2 as in their example, there are a lot of steps and my IDE does slightly diff things to book and I guess I am doing something incorrectly. Anyway, would be very interested to hear how you deal with JDBC drivers, connection pooling, clustered environment etc.

If I get my OSGI plugin working (someone had one posted online but had to pull it due to some legal issue) I will post my results. I've just seen this, so need to check out when I have time: { Link }]]>
We have a web application that has been up for a while, we generate a LOT of audit data (every single field change, every button press...it's a requirement), which we store in SQL, we get and retrieve this via web services, we batch the data across. We also use a SQL data store for some aspects of the app, accessed via beans and an MVC model (so we can switch between a Domino or SQL data layer), but we are not doing it efficiently. At the moment, the JDBC driver is in the DB, so it opens a connection each time it is accessed, we need to switch this to connection pooling.

I have a test server set up where I tried to set up an OSGI MySQL plugin, but I can't get it to work. I followed chapter 12 of XPages Extension Library Book, but I think I need to try again using DB2 as in their example, there are a lot of steps and my IDE does slightly diff things to book and I guess I am doing something incorrectly. Anyway, would be very interested to hear how you deal with JDBC drivers, connection pooling, clustered environment etc.

If I get my OSGI plugin working (someone had one posted online but had to pull it due to some legal issue) I will post my results. I've just seen this, so need to check out when I have time: { Link }]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012064313DOMGX3.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:29:54 AM -0500 ChrisJC XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
Sure - there is so much to cover in this it may take a bit of time - keen to do it right. Hopefully looking to build up some resources around blog postings, videos, presentations etc. The issue around views / reporting / volumes is an age old one.

However there is a lot around the use of Java throughout the application too that I think may be useful - it does follow on nicely from a presentation I did at LS12.

Again - if there are specifics you would like to focus in on then feel free to ask....]]>
Sure - there is so much to cover in this it may take a bit of time - keen to do it right. Hopefully looking to build up some resources around blog postings, videos, presentations etc. The issue around views / reporting / volumes is an age old one.

However there is a lot around the use of Java throughout the application too that I think may be useful - it does follow on nicely from a presentation I did at LS12.

Again - if there are specifics you would like to focus in on then feel free to ask....]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012062954DOMGNR.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:18:12 AM -0500 Jesper Kiaer XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
I have a customer with a similar scenario, so I am very interested to hear your solutions.]]>
I have a customer with a similar scenario, so I am very interested to hear your solutions.]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#11212012061812AMDOMGFF.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:05:43 AM -0500 ChrisJC XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
Thanks - Decs post was of real help initially.

Re "Extension Library" - I am kind of but with a little twist. Its all done with Java but certainly utilises some of the ExtLib stuff. Hope that makes sense (without going into the nitty gritty right now)...]]>
Thanks - Decs post was of real help initially.

Re "Extension Library" - I am kind of but with a little twist. Its all done with Java but certainly utilises some of the ExtLib stuff. Hope that makes sense (without going into the nitty gritty right now)...]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012060543DOMG7M.htm Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:00:17 AM -0500 Paul Withers XPages Case Study Application - Procurement Tracking - A Hybrid NSF / SQL Application
Are you using the Extension Library for integrating via JDBC?]]>
Are you using the Extension Library for integrating via JDBC?]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/21112012112756CCOFFZ.htm?opendocument&comments#21112012060017DOMG48.htm Tue, 9 Oct 2012 02:51:29 PM -0500 Patrick Kwinten LS12 Slides for BP118 - Using Java to build applications fit for the enterprise
great presentation.

I think I would benefit learning Java in XPages with some code samples, especially the lookup code.

Is the code somewhere available for download?

Thank you very much in advance. KR Patrick]]>
great presentation.

I think I would benefit learning Java in XPages with some code samples, especially the lookup code.

Is the code somewhere available for download?

Thank you very much in advance. KR Patrick]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/23012012122351CCOGJZ.htm?opendocument&comments#10092012025129PMDOMRAQ.htm Thu, 30 Aug 2012 04:55:28 AM -0500 Andrew Reeve XPages DataModels and Exporting to Excel
If the dataModel is a view then view.clear() will clear the FTSearch query]]>
If the dataModel is a view then view.clear() will clear the FTSearch query]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/04052012084441CCOB4G.htm?opendocument&comments#30082012045528DOMDN8.htm Wed, 8 Aug 2012 07:05:01 AM -0500 ChrisC Websphere portal 7.0 / RAD 8.0.4 and file uploads with <hx:fileUpload> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/07082012015434DOMA56.htm?opendocument&comments#08082012070501DOMG77.htm Tue, 7 Aug 2012 21:08:18 +0100 Chris Connor Websphere portal 7.0 / RAD 8.0.4 and file uploads with <hx:fileUpload>
Thanks - very interesting. Running version 7.0.1.1. according the the WAS console. Tried upgrading rad to 8.0.4.1 which did nothing. Did you get the same errors in firefox? Seems to be dojo related....]]>
Thanks - very interesting. Running version 7.0.1.1. according the the WAS console. Tried upgrading rad to 8.0.4.1 which did nothing. Did you get the same errors in firefox? Seems to be dojo related....]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/07082012015434DOMA56.htm?opendocument&comments#07082012210818CCORMB.htm Tue, 7 Aug 2012 11:40:55 AM -0500 Kenio CArvalho Websphere portal 7.0 / RAD 8.0.4 and file uploads with <hx:fileUpload> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/07082012015434DOMA56.htm?opendocument&comments#08072012114055AMDOMMKM.htm Tue, 7 Aug 2012 04:57:54 AM -0500 ChrisC Websphere portal 7.0 / RAD 8.0.4 and file uploads with <hx:fileUpload>
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However, I see a few people are having issues with this too!]]>
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However, I see a few people are having issues with this too!]]> http://www.xsptalk.com/Public/Website/Blog.nsf/dx/07082012015434DOMA56.htm?opendocument&comments#07082012045754DOMDPR.htm