Domino OSGI (Part 4) - Deploy a custom plugin to Domino Designer  

By John Cooper | 10/6/14 12:55 PM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

In my previous post I walked through creating a simple layout control as an OSGI plugin. The next step is to deploy the control to designer this is where the set up we did in part 2 comes in.

Configuring Eclipse for XPages OSGI Plugins - Part 1  

By John Cooper | 5/6/14 10:51 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

Recently I have been writing some of my own XPage components, initially i began writing them inside domino in the nsf that was using them. I eventually i began to put some of the controls inside other nsfs, but as always i had to make some enhancements to the features that I happened to code into the components. I then had to go back to the other databases and apply these enhancements. So, I decided it was time to write my own plugin to deploy the components to the server so they would be available to all applications also giving me one place to update. In the next series of posts I'm going to describe how i set up my environment to create plugins using eclipse.

Validating field length in JavaScript  

By John Cooper | 1/7/14 2:44 PM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

Recently i have been working on an application that requires a field with a limited number of characters (200 in this case). However from a users perspective it is difficult to know the number characters currently used so I decided to display the number of characters:

Replacing existing file with uploaded file from FileUpload Control.  

By John Cooper | 11/24/13 10:32 AM | - | Added by Christian Güdemann

I have been creating an XPages application that contains 1 icon which is uploaded using the fileUpload Control and is displayed using an image control. Simple and straight forward. I also decided that I wanted the image to always have the same file name for ease of later use; this was the result: <xp:fileUpload id="fupIcon" value="#{docApplicationDetails.Icon}" useUploadname="f[...]