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"tag:"java""
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Java Maps and load factors
When writing Java code be that for standalone Java, Domino agents or even XPages you often need a data structure to map keys to values. In Java this is a map (java.util.Map) and it works much like a List in LotusScript. Maps are used a lot but since Map ... |
18-Aug-2012 07:48:58 |
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The easy way to loop an XPage managed bean
I got harassed by Nathan (hmmm his blog appears to be down just now) yesterday for not contributing to the XPages dicussions out there so I thought I'd better remedy that. A quick tip is to make sure your Managed Bean implements Iterable if it contains a ... |
05-Jun-2012 09:28:37 |
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Using the IBM Connections API from other languages using custom certificates
I was reading up on some stuff in the IBM Connections REST API during the weekend and came across a post titled Using IBM Connections API in different programming languages on how to use the REST API from other languages than JavaScript from within IBM ... |
04-Jun-2012 08:38:36 |
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Joda Time comment
Ulrich Krause has an interesting post (Joda to the rescue) and I just had to comment on as I - probably to no surprise to many - work a lot with dates for the OnTime Suite. Ulrich is using the Joda Time library to compare two dates to see if they are on ... |
11-May-2012 08:14:09 |
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Authenticating a web service request
In my current project I needed to place an authenticated web services request from Lotus Domino to an Oracle SOA endpoint. Turned out to be extremely easy using the Lotus Domino web services consumer feature as I just used the setCredentials(Strin... |
10-Apr-2012 15:08:50 |
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The Java native2ascii tool (also important for you XPages geeks)
To prepare for our upcoming trip to Tokyo I've been working on a Japanese translation of our OnTime Group Calendar 2011 client for Notes based on Java plugins. The internationalization engine (i18n) was already in place so it was merely a matter of doing ... |
21-Mar-2012 08:59:25 |
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SOAP Headers in Lotus Domino web service consumers and providers
In a current project we're using the web service consumer and web server provider capability of Lotus Domino quite heavily. During the development the need to process the SOAP request headers which are provided in a section above the SOAP body. Problem ... |
08-Feb-2012 15:41:06 |
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Show 'n Tell Thursday: Maximizing tabs in DDE (20 October 2011)
It has been a looooooooooooooooong time since I did a SnTT but I found it fitting for this week. The tip is short and very straight forward but will make it easier and more productive for you to work in Domino Designer on Eclipse (DDE). If you are ... |
20-Oct-2011 09:24:20 |
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Configure Eclipse 3.5 for Notes 8.5.3
For completeness sake I just updated my guide to manually configuring Eclipse 3.5 for Notes plugin development to work with Notes 8.5.3 which went Gold the other day. Please find a like to the guide below. Configuring Eclipse 3.5 for Notes 8.5.3. |
08-Oct-2011 11:33:14 |
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OSGi, OSGi, OSGi - OSGi everywhere...
As mentioned in my OSGi presentation at AusLUG OSGi is a key technology for you if you dabble in IBM/Lotus products. Among other things it forms the basis for Lotus Expeditor (and therefore Notes, Sametime and Symphony), XPages and the XPages ... |
05-Sep-2011 12:43:30 |
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Java Magazine - available for FREE!
The premiere issue of the Java Magazine from Oracle is now available. The magazine is FREE!!! and contains a load of cool interesting articles. |
22-Aug-2011 10:33:54 |
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Knowledge path: RESTful web services
Found an excellent summary article on developerWorks called Knowledge Path: Build RESTful web services with Java technology. It has some very good information and links to articles split into 5 sections: Understand REST concepts Meet the Java API for ... |
01-Jul-2011 07:49:28 |
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A TAI code example
To complete my series posts on writing Trust Association Interceptors (TAI's) for Websphere Application Server I wanted to show a real-life example. Not a good example necessarily but an example never the less... :-) The below example is a very simple ... |
10-Jun-2011 14:06:58 |
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March Lotus Technical Information and Education (LTIE) community meeting
If you're interested in plugin development and the recently published RedWiki on plugin development for Lotus Notes, Sametime and Symphony (easy url is http://bit.ly/plugin... |
03-Mar-2011 08:57:37 |
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jWidgets to make it easier to develop Eclipse based components for composite applications
Perusing the the Composite Application Wiki I discovered a technology IBM calls jWidgets. Basically they are for Composite Application Java component development what iWidgets are to websites that is a widget framework for easily and more quickly doing ... |
10-Dec-2010 14:24:27 |
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New version of the Java UI API Exerciser available from OpenNTF
A new release of the Notes Java UI Exerciser project has been released on OpenNTF (OpenNTF Release: Notes Java UI APIs in 8.5.2) by our friends on the Java UI team at IBM one of whom I'm lucky enough to co-present with at Lotusphere. Check it out! |
07-Dec-2010 14:27:22 |
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Why all the talk about recycle() - how about dispose()?
Let me start by saying that I agree that recycle() could and should be handled by the API and there are numerous ways around it. I however also think that the majority of Notes developers out there will never have the need to call recycle() in their Java ... |
20-Nov-2010 19:46:02 |
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The Next Release of Java: Java JDK 7, out mid-2011
News from JavaOne: Mark Reinhold confirmed that "Plan B" is now the plan of record for the next release of Java, with JDK 7 scheduled for mid-2011, with support for other languages on the JVM (InvokeDynamic) and many small improvements (parts of ... |
22-Oct-2010 08:47:56 |
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So there's no stuff out there on plug-in development?
Well I just did a quick search on developerWorks and it gave me a lot of info. Among others were the below articles that I think look very interesting. Especially those two first ones look like something that would be of interest to a lot of people ... |
24-Sep-2010 18:17:50 |
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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 |