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This 1.5 hour video first discusses the mobile application development landscape as it relates to XPages and how the mobile controls in the IBM Update Pack 1 (Extension LIbrary) allow Domino developers to quickly convert their Notes and Domino applications to mobile use. |
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This video was recorded from a webinar on Jan. 5th, 2012 by GBS and TLCC. First, Paul Calhoun from GBS discusses the mobile development landscape and how the new mobile controls in the IBM Upgrade Pack 1 (Extension Library) allow the creation of mobile web applications. Then Paul Della-Nebbia and ... |
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JDBC Access to IBM Lotus Domino |
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http:contest.openntf.org and http:xpages.infocontest |
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This two hour video is a great introduction to XPages development for the NotesDomino developer. This video ties into the activities and demonstrations available in the free Introduction to XPages Development self-paced course available at ... |
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This version is different from the OpenNTF project XPages Mobile Controls. The main difference is that the new controls have been implemented as library controls so that they can be used in custom apps without having to copy and paste design elements. Since the new version requires Domino 8.5.3 ... |
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We experimented already earlier with the technologies REST, OAuth, JSON etc. in the Social Enabler project. Based on this we've put a lot of powerful functionality in the extension to the Extension Library to make usage of these technologies very easy. Here is some of the supported functionality: ... |
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Relational database support. See http:www.openntf.orgblogsopenntf.nsfd6plinksNHEF-8JYMXE for more. |
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REST services in Domino and XPages. See http:www.openntf.orgblogsopenntf.nsfd6plinksNHEF-8JGGPE for more. |
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Sometimes it's necessary to return some data as result of an HTTP request which is not supposed to be rendered as HTML (e.g. your own WebDAV protocol implementation) or you want to generate HTML yourself to have maximal control. There are various ways to do this. For example you can use 'XAgents' ... |
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Video: OpenNTF Mobile Controls. See http:mobilecontrols.openntf.org |
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OpenNTF Deja Vu Project |
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Debug Java for XPages in NSFs |
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In this video I show how you can use the PDE to examine what plugins a plugin depends on and what plugins reference a specific plugin. This helps in determining what dependencies may break when changing things like services or API's. |
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XPages For IBM Lotus Connections. See http:www.openntf.orgpXPages For Connections |
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Easily copy paths to the clipboard with the Eclipse IDE and Aptana suite. You can also download the copy paths plugin from Eclipse.org. |
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These videos provide a tutorial to creating your first plugin for Lotus Notes. I begin with showing you how to install and configure the Expeditor Toolkit. I then walk you through creating your first client services project and show you how to take advantage of some of the APIs provided by Lotus ... |
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This video is a demonstration of TLCC's Developing XPages for Domino Designer 8.5 course. |
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Jeremy Hodge returns to the NotesIn9 ScreenCast to continue his series introducing Java to the XPages Developers. |
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The video is the first in a series of Articles introducing you to the concepts needed to work with Java in your XPage applications. Topics covered in the series include Java Classes, Managed Beans, Converters, Validators, and more. |
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OpenNTF Projects Overview Feb 2010 - Part 2 (Developer Tools) |
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OpenNTF Projects Overview Feb 2010 - Part 1 (Apps) |
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Entwicklercamp 2010 |
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OpenNTF Project - XPages Mobile Controls 1.0 |