by Karsten Lehmann 

Major rewrite of Domino JNA for improved performance, now with incremental indexing of Domino data  

By Karsten Lehmann | 1/8/18, 5:48 AM | - | Added by John Oldenburger

I spend a few days during the Christmas holidays and first week of January to work on our Domino JNA project. The result is version 0.9.11, which is now on its way to Maven Central and available for download as an OSGi plugin for XPages developers. Here are the three main features that I have been working on.

Life sign / Major update for Domino JNA on Github  

By Karsten Lehmann | 11/10/17, 10:56 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse

Wow - I haven't written a blog post in the last 9 months! It's just so much easier to write a Tweet than to produce long articles, when I split the week between three customers and my family with two children. Just wanted to let you know that we are alive and kicking and still doing very much Domino related work! :-)

New APIs for Domino JNA project, now available for XPages development  

By Karsten Lehmann | 1/16/17, 2:48 AM | - | Added by John Oldenburger

It took some time (mainly because I was very busy and my main use case for the project is not XPages), but now the Domino JNA project is available for XPages development. That means that there is an XPages Extensibility API plugin available in the project's release section on Github that can be installed both in Domino Designer and on the Domino R9 server to use the API in your own applications.

Now on OpenNTF: Open Eclipse Update Site - based on IBM’s template but with extended functionality  

By Karsten Lehmann | 12/9/13, 12:25 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

I just created a new project on OpenNTF called "Open Eclipse Update Site". The Open Eclipse Update Site database is based on the OpenNTF project "Eclipse Update Site (updatesite.ntf)" from IBM with additional functionality.

Now on OpenNTF: Mindoo XPages2Eclipse  

By Karsten Lehmann | 11/28/13, 2:02 PM | - | Added by Peter D Presnell

Find out how XPages2Eclipse simplifies the development of XPages-applications for the IBM Lotus Notes Client considerably. With the help of this extensive toolkit you will be able to develop applications, which exhaust the full potential of the local client.

New on OpenNTF: Plugin to close XPiNC applications from CSJS code / to detect Notes ID changes  

By Karsten Lehmann | 9/10/13, 12:31 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

There is a new project on OpenNTF that I created a few days ago: Mindoo Xulrunner Prefs.js Management Plugin. It's nothing big, only a small Eclipse plugin that can be installed in the Notes Client to manage the preferences of the Xulrunner engine that renders XPages in the Notes Client (XPiNC).

New on OpenNTF: Geospatial indexing for IBM Notes/Domino data  

By Karsten Lehmann | 7/30/13, 6:58 PM | - | Added by Cn=Bruce Elgort/O=Notesoss

Last weekend I created a new project on OpenNTF.org, which is part of a pretty big "pet project" that I have been working on for several month and that will hopefully be ready for primetime someday. My original plan was to submit this pet project for the last XPages development contest, either in addition to or instead of the Mindoo FTP Server, but the project got bigger and bigger over time - and an FTP server was finally easier to polish and explain than my other idea.

XSS security fix in Domino R9 HTTP server may break existing web applications  

By Karsten Lehmann | 6/4/13, 1:29 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten

Last week we noticed that two of our web applications did not work as expected after upgrading our servers to Domino R9. We tracked down the issue and found the problem: In one REST API call, we have a query string parameter that contains a Domino fulltext query to filter the entries of a Notes view. Domino now reported that the query syntax was wrong. The same code had worked in 8.5.3. The reason is that the Domino R9 HTTP server contains a security fix to prevent applications from being vulnerable to cross site scripting attacks (XSS).

Entwicklercamp 2013 slides about "Dojo 1.8 and AMD" now available in English  

By Karsten Lehmann | 5/27/13, 12:26 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

My slides about "Dojo 1.8 and AMD" are now available in English. I have updated my original blog article.

Fast Notes view reading via Java API:New ViewNavigator cache methods in 8.5.3  

By Karsten Lehmann | 1/18/13, 12:25 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff

A posting about new API methods in 8.5.3 may look a bit weird, now that the Notes/Domino R9 beta is already out for one month. I wanted to blog about this topic for one year now, actually since last year's Lotusphere conference, where the new API methods got presented by IBM (in session "AD112 What's new in the IBM Lotus Domino Objects: Version 8.5.3 in Demos"), but could not find the time and have always expected that IBM dev would write a wiki article about it - which they haven't so far.

XPages series #15: Free FTP server on top of Domino’s OSGi framework  

By Karsten Lehmann | 11/4/12, 6:15 PM | - | Added by Cn=Bruce Elgort/O=Notesoss

Last week we had a conference call with IBM. They provide free VMware images of several IBM products for business partners to be used for demo and development purpose, including IBM Connections 4, already set up for the well known Renovations company. Those images very pretty large, with several GB's of data and the fastest and easiest way to get our hands on the images was to set up an FTP server and have the IBM'ers upload the files.

Customer project: Dojo 1.8 based portal on top of XPages and Domino 8.5.3  

By Karsten Lehmann | 9/18/12, 7:25 AM | - | Added by

The last months have been incredibly busy for us at Mindoo and I could not find much time for blogging. Tweeting about my findings on the web is just so much easier than to write a complete blog article.