In this show John Jardin comes back on with an interesting demo on how to Sign a nsf AS THE SERVER from an XPage. John will create a very small custom Java Class that he uses as a Managed Bean. A really good demo.
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In this show John Jardin returns to give us a great demonstration in using the XPages Navigator control to do partial refreshes of an XPages Content. By using multiple custom controls you can simulate 2 or more web pages within a single .xsp page. This is a really good demo for this who want to work with the Navigator control.
In this show Brad Balassaitis comes back on to give a great demo on how to get started using the Data View Control. There’s a lot of power in the Data View Control and I highly recommend checking it out.
In other news, recently I did a webinar for OpenNTF.org called “Getting Started with XPages”. I presented that with Marky Roden and we want to thank those who attended.
Niklas Heidloff has now posted the video, audio and slides to the presesentation. Here’s the link to find those. http://www.openntf.org/blogs/openntf.nsf/d6plinks/NHEF-98D7BV
In this show yet another NEW contributor comes on to share content with the community. Today, Stephan Wissel, IBMer and blogger at wissel.net comes on the show for a discussion on a programming design pattern called “Facade” and how you might want to use this in your XPages development.
In this show Peter Presnell returns to conclude his 3 part series on XPages Mobile Controls. Today he’ll cover outlines and Data Views.
I also talk about the current OpenNTF.org Appathon Contest. There’s a lot of prize money available so be sure to check that out as well.
Peter Presnell comes back today with Part 2 of his series on XPages Mobile controls. In this show he’ll go through all the current controls provided with Ext. Library / UpdatePack / Designer 9 and define what they are and go through their key properties.
NotesIn9 is back!! Yay!
In today’s show, Peter Presnell, a past contributor comes on to start a 3 part series on Mobile controls. In Part 1 he will give us a very basic introduction to the concepts around the mobile controls. In Part 2 he’ll go through each design element.
This show starts my attempt at a little “XPages Mobile Madness”. This is a new event for NotesIn9. All it really means is I’m going to make a concerted effort to get a bunch of Mobile focused shows on. I only have so many in my back pocket so I’m looking for help!
In today’s show I get another amazing contributor. Richard Sharpe of Teamstudio comes on and shows us how to select multiple documents from a repeat control inside an XPages Mobile Controls Application. Great stuff!
Note: I did a similar show to this way way back in NotesIn9 25. In that show I demo’s how to select items in a repeat for a “Normal” XPages application. So if interested in this for a NON mobile solution then you might want to check that out. http://notesin9.com/index.php/2011/04/01/notesin9-025-selecting-documents-from-a-repeat-control/
In this show Steve Zavocki, a new contributor and a CUSTOMER, comes on the show to give a demo on using the view controller to launch attachments.
He blogs at http://notesspeak.blogspot.com. Don’t miss his about page with details how he got started with XPages. Great story there.
In this show he and I mention Stephan Wissel’s blog post on working with Attachments. That link is here:
http://www.wissel.net/blog/d6plinks/SHWL-86QKNM
Thanks!
UPDATE: Don’t miss Steve’s blog post about this technique.
http://notesspeak.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-launch-attachment-from-view.html
In this show Jesse Gallagher, a great new contribitor, comes on to give us an over view of using Java Controller Classes to help seperate your business logic from your XPage. By moving your logic outside of the XPage you get much cleaner XML source for your XPage.
If you’re new to the thought of using Java inside XPages, I’d suggest don’t focus on the actual syntax that Jesse’s using here but the overall concepts. This is very similar to using Lotusscript custom classes to hold your business logic so you have cleaner agents and view buttons.
Hope you like it.