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Eclipse Fall Training Series
"The Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse member companies are pleased to announce the fall 2010 training class series. The training is an excellent opportunity for software developers and architects to learn more about Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), BIRT ... |
31-Aug-2010 11:53:46 |
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How to extend Notes 8: New version of the demo application
I just posted an update to the demo application for my Extending Notes 8 series of posts. The demo application is discussed in more detail in my previous post (How to extend Notes 8: LiveText demo application). The issue was that I had a button to create ... |
24-Aug-2010 19:51:38 |
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How to extend Notes 8: LiveText demo application
The day before yesterday I posted the first summary post in my Extending Notes 8 series with a complete end-to-end approach to dynamically adding LiveTex recognizers. As part of that post I uploaded a demo application (plugin) but I didn't add a ... |
06-Aug-2010 12:54:23 |
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How to extend Notes 8: case insensitive LiveText patterns
When you start to do a lot of LiveText recognizers you find yourself wanting to do more advanced stuff with your regular expressions. For instance you might want to do case insensitive patterns or use some of the others regular expression modifiers. This ... |
05-Aug-2010 14:11:33 |
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How to extend Notes 8: dynamic LiveText recognizers using Java
As I briefly described in my last post ("How to extend Notes 8: dynamic extensions using Java") it's possible to create new extensions to Lotus Notes using Java and hence inject functionality into the client dynamically. It's very cool functionality and ... |
04-Aug-2010 13:10:51 |
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How to extend Notes 8: dynamic extensions using Java
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
03-Aug-2010 13:11:23 |
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How to extend Notes 8: capture group LiveText recognizers with a Java action
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
02-Aug-2010 14:48:39 |
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How to extend Notes 8: using LiveText with capture groups
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In this post you'll need familiarity with how MyWidgets and ... |
30-Jul-2010 14:42:29 |
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How to extend Notes 8: coupling custom LiveText recognisers to a Java action
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
29-Jul-2010 12:40:57 |
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How to extend Notes 8: using the other built in LiveText recognisers with Java actions
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
28-Jul-2010 14:28:57 |
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How to extend Notes 8: coupling LiveText to a Java action
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
27-Jul-2010 13:39:34 |
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How to extend Notes 8: coupling text selection to Java action
I get so many question on how to extend Notes 8 that I finally decided to create a series of blog posts on how to do it. All the posts in the series may be found under the extending_notes8 tag. In all of the examples I assume a working knowledge of ... |
26-Jul-2010 12:23:37 |
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Eclipse Helios (3.6) and why it's important to Notes administrators
Notes 8 is based on Eclipse and Eclipse use OSGi for bundle lifecycle and dependency management. Part of OSGi is the OSGi console that is a console into the inner working of OSGi. The console is very useful and may be used to diagnose Eclipse and Notes 8 ... |
08-Jul-2010 14:26:35 |
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Updated Notes / Eclipse / Lotus Expeditor mapping for Notes 8.5.2
Notes / Eclipse / Lotus Expeditor mapping |
28-Jun-2010 08:53:23 |
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How Eclipse improvements are important to Lotus Notes 8
Eclipse 3.6 (also called Helios) was just released the other day and with a new release of Eclipse comes a new release of SWT (the underlying widget framework). Among the many release notes you'll find "Eclipse 3.6 SWT News and Noteworthy" outlining core ... |
25-Jun-2010 15:07:24 |
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Configure Eclipse 3.5 for Notes 8.5.2
As for previous versions I maintain a document outlining how to configure a vanilla Eclipse install to work with Lotus Notes for Java extension development (with install_id and rcp.base). I have made the first version for Notes 8.5.2 as of code drop 5 so ... |
03-Jun-2010 13:54:22 |
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BAT-files (yup - you heard right!) to sign an entire update site
Digitally signing an Eclipse update after the fact (i.e. it's not part of the build) can be tedious and time consuming. To make the process easier I wrote two small BAT-files that does the recursive signing of all plugin and feature JAR-files for you. ... |
20-Apr-2010 16:00:11 |
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Java class line numbers for plugin developers
If you've been tasked with developing and/or debugging Java extensions for the Notes 8 client you know that line numbers has been missing from the stacktraces produced by Notes. This can be a real problem when trying to debug stuff in a production ... |
14-Apr-2010 15:29:16 |
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Ribbon IDE for Lotus Notes?
As you know Lotus Notes is built on Eclipse so following Eclipse plugins and projects makes a lot of sense from a platform point of view. Surfing the other day I stumbled over an Eclipse project that provides a Ribbon IDE for the Eclipse platform. It ... |
07-Apr-2010 16:03:33 |
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Know your (Eclipse) Target Platform
When developing plugins for Lotus Notes you need to know about Target Platforms in Eclipse. The Target Platform is what describes the functionality that's available to your plugin in the, you guessed it, target platform. You can use this to simulate your ... |
29-Mar-2010 16:23:24 |



