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Show 'n Tell Thursday: Cross compiling sidebar plugins for Notes 8.0.x and Notes 8.5 (7 August 2008)
I haven't done a SnTT in months (actually the last one was back on 24 May 2007) so I guess it's about time. This week it's about cross compiling sidebar plugins for Notes 8.5 and Notes 8.0.2. Enjoy... Since installing Notes 8.5 I have had a lot of ... |
07-Aug-2008 09:28:38 |
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Show 'n Tell Thursday: Showing a progress bar / joining threads (24 May 2007)
Well it has been a long time since my last SnTT post so here we go. This post is on showing a progress bar from a Java agent while loading data in another thread. This post is based on a post on developerWorks. Technorati tags: Show-n-tell Thursday, ... |
24-May-2007 08:15:23 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Stacktraces
Not much information on Java in Notes/Domino per say in this post but simply a pointer to a nice article on reading stack and tread dumps which is a must for all programming in Java. Remember that as of Java 1.4 (Notes/Domino 7.x) you can use Java ... |
18-May-2007 08:47:46 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: NotesException
Just a short post about lotus.domino.NotesEx... |
15-Sep-2006 07:47:53 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Domino Session Tester
As described previously you can create local and remote sessions to Notes/Domino using the Java API. This post provides a downloadable utility to test local and remote sessions. |
10-Jul-2006 09:50:03 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Different kinds of sessions
There are two types of sessions when talking Java and Notes/Domino. This post describes the difference. |
08-Jul-2006 16:19:08 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Test agents in Eclipse by extending AgentBase (part 5)
This post is the fifth part in a series on how to extend the lotus.domino.AgentBa... |
26-Jun-2006 09:17:19 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Can I cast a null pointer?
I see the above question a lot in my referers so I thought I would answer it briefly. |
21-Jun-2006 05:55:30 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Test agents in Eclipse by extending AgentBase (part 4)
This post is the fourth in a series on how to extend the lotus.domino.AgentBa... |
15-Jun-2006 14:02:23 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Test agents in Eclipse by extending AgentBase (part 3)
This post is the third in a series on how to extend the lotus.domino.AgentBa... |
14-Jun-2006 07:00:41 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Test agents in Eclipse by extending AgentBase (part 2)
This post is the second in a series on how to extend the lotus.domino.AgentBa... |
13-Jun-2006 13:09:48 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Test agents in Eclipse by extending AgentBase (part 1)
As previously described there are a couple of ways to create Java agents in Notes/Domino. One of the ways is by using "Imported Java" which bascially means that the agent class should extend lotus.domino.AgentBa... |
12-Jun-2006 07:21:40 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Visibility modifiers
When programming in Java you need to know the difference between the different visibility modifiers controlling access and visibility of member variables and methods. |
14-May-2006 12:00:14 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Testing for equality
A big fustration when going from LotusScript to Java is the, seemingly simple, problem of comparing strings. I have been contacted by many that cannot understand why the == operator doesn't yield the result they expect. This post will tell you why... |
11-May-2006 15:19:17 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Operators
An post on the most commonly used operators in Java (==, !=, &&, ||, ++, --, +=, -=). |
09-May-2006 07:54:15 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Security 201
As posted previously Java use the concept of a SecurityManager to control access to restricted operations. This post goes a bit deeper by explaining the different Java security files present in your Notes/Domino installation and how you can use them to ... |
25-Apr-2006 13:08:51 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Security 101
As you might know Java was built with security in mind which means that most Java code runs inside a sandbox with an auditor, a socalled SecurityManager, deciding which operations are appropriate and which aren't. This post will explain the concept of the ... |
23-Apr-2006 13:05:57 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Casting 101
Casting is a central concept when programming in an object oriented language such as Java. This post describes what it is all about. |
13-Apr-2006 10:06:58 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: The difference between a class, an abstract class and an interface
Java has three distinct types of "class" constructs you use when programming. This post will explain the difference between them. |
12-Apr-2006 20:30:48 |
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Java in Notes/Domino Explained: Java Collection API for LotusScript programmers
The Java Collection API can be a little overwhelming to get started with when moving to Java from LotusScript. This post shows you how to do the array/List equivalents of LotusScript using the Collection API. |
10-Apr-2006 07:23:46 |