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~Lily Kihipisonetsi

May 12, 2011, 8:46 AM

261 Posts

Re: SSJS & Java managed beans are great, but how to use in lotusscript?

Category: Managed Beans in NSF
Platform: All
Release: 8.5.2
Role: Developer
Tags: java,lotusscript
Replies: 2

Hi Ferry,

Since your question is about using beans in LotusScript, I assume you're talking about a "traditional" Notes client application, not XPiNC. Have you considered using that? Maintaining the application would probably be a whole lot easier.

Anyway, you're beans are written in Java class files that you've probably created in a src folder somewhere in the nsf. From what I know, these cannot be accessed/ called from LotusScript. The only way to use the same classes in LotusScript I known of is to copy the contents to a Java script library. Since beans are "just" normal Java classes, you should then be able them using LS2J. Not an ideal solution, but it works.

Mark

~Martha Asaboosipuloopsi

May 12, 2011, 9:10 AM

11 Posts

Re: SSJS & Java managed beans are great, but how to use in lotusscript?

XPiNC is not really an option, because I need to use it in a very very large legacy application where it will take years to completely rebuild it in javascript / xpages.

Thanks for the tip, I think I'm going to copy the contents over to a Java libray... ;-)