Posting to Microsoft teams from using Lotusscript  

By Fredrik Norling | 1/15/19 1:43 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

With the new HTTP classes in Domino 10 and lotusscript sending a message to a Microsoft teams group is very simple. first you need to enable your microsoft teams group to accept posts this is done by adding a incoming webhook to the teams channel

Xpage – Exception Notes error: You are not authorized to perform that operation  

By Fredrik Norling | 5/12/16 5:44 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

The first you think when you see this is that you don’t have access in the ACL or that the document has reader or author name fields that is blocking you from updating the document. But there is another option on the database that can give this problem.

Left, right, leftback, rightback and replacesubstring in java  

By Fredrik Norling | 1/6/16 4:14 AM | - | Added by John Oldenburger

I posted some common string functions that I’ve been using alot during the years in @formula, lotusscript (strleft, strright, strrightback, strleftback) and later in SSJS. So I thought that I need them in Java too. There might be some features like the one with dot in the replacesubstring function, feel free to comment so will I fix that.

Standby Widget goes responsive  

By Fredrik Norling | 12/8/15 3:50 PM | - | Added by John Oldenburger

The standby widget snippet has need around for a while and doing it’s job in lots of my projects but now more and more of my projects is using bootstrap. So then there was time to also change the standby widget to support bootstrap. This is the first version that will give you a responsive standby “loading” indicator.

IBM Connect and what I would like to be announced  

By Fredrik Norling | 11/30/15 5:43 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

I usually write a little post about what I would like to see an announcement about in January

IBM Domino and Java problem with old applets  

By Fredrik Norling | 5/25/15 8:48 AM | - | Added by John Oldenburger

All the old Java applets that is YES in some old apps not yet converted used got another problem today. They are now blocked by Oracle because the code signing certificate is outdated, it seams like when they where updated to work with Java 1.7 45 the person who resigned them did that with an old certificate and now that cert is outdated and has been so for 1 month.

Moving on with Excel Export part 6 : But now we Import  

By Fredrik Norling | 5/1/15 3:58 AM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

The previous 5 steps in this series (part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4 part 5) has been getting data out to excel in different ways this part will show you how to get data back into Domino again thru your XPage, this will give you the possibility to roundtrip data handling. Export all customers mark the rows you have changed and re import the data.

Moving on with Excel Export part 5 : XPages Export  

By Fredrik Norling | 3/29/15 3:29 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

In the previous parts (Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4) we covered plain export, styling your exports and doing selective exports. Today I want to show you how to create more advanced and flexible way to get your data using a java object that we use for the export. We start by creating 2 java classes one for the export and one of the Export Data.

Moving on with Excel Export part 4 : XPages Export  

By Fredrik Norling | 3/18/15 2:05 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

The recent parts of this series has shown you how to create excel exports from a view and also changing the layout of the reports with headers and logos. This post will show you how to filter the data in your excel reports both using keys and fulltext searches. Let’s get started.

Moving on with Excel Export part 2 : XPages Export  

By Fredrik Norling | 3/10/15 12:21 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

In my last post I wrote about how to in some simple steps generate an automated export of an view to excel. In this post I will show you how to fine grain this using the excel component instead. Start by creating a blank excel file note what the sheet you want to place data on is called usually Sheet1 if you have an english version of Excel. Save and import it as a file resource in the database, name it export.xlsx.

If your user want reports in Excel you should read this  

By Fredrik Norling | 3/10/15 12:19 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger

XPages did get a great addon more than a year ago to be more exact 13:th of September 2013. It was when Christian Güdemann uploaded the first version of POI for XPages. Apache POI is a rather old apache project, 13 years to be exact. And there have even been a Notes in 9 show by Paul Calhoun on how to use the standalone version of Apache POI.

News from IBM ConnectED15  

By Fredrik Norling | 1/26/15 1:36 PM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

Some of the news from IBM ConnectED 2015

Part 2 of Partial Refresh in Notes Forms  

By Fredrik Norling | 1/25/15 11:57 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

I couldn’t actually accept myself defeated in the battle to get partial refresh into old school Notes applications. And after a second look at my code I found a way, so I rewrote the javascript library to be a javascript object class so all calls are made inside the class.

Holiday Hack: Get some XPage power in old Notes apps  

By Fredrik Norling | 12/31/14 4:33 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

One of the great things with XPages is the partial refresh that help you to update information inside the page without a full reload of the page. Well that is not possible with older notes applications because it does a full roundtrip to the server each time we change something. But we can update the screen without the users notice it with ajax.