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Transcript: Live Q&A - Structuring XPages Apps with Java
By SocialBiz User Group | 9/23/15 9:21 AM | - | Added by John Oldenburger
Transcript: Live Q&A - Structuring XPages Apps with Java. On September 15th, we conducted a Live Q&A with Jesse Gallagher. The Topic discussed was Structuring XPages Apps with Java. Below is a transcript of the questions and answers.
Transcript: Live Q&A - Structuring XPages Apps with Java
By SocialBiz User Group | 9/16/15 3:56 PM | - | Added by Oliver Busse
On September 15th, we conducted a Live Q&A with Jesse Gallagher. The Topic discussed was Structuring XPages Apps with Java. Below is a transcript of the questions and answers.
Free E-book: Development Tips and Best Practices for XPages
By SocialBiz User Group | 9/10/15 4:48 PM | - | Added by John Oldenburger
Tap into real-world expertise with this free e-book containing some of the most useful topics we found covering XPages development. You will find full presentations from popular ConnectED 2015 presentations available on SocialBizUG.org, popular blogs and articles.
Meet Jesse Gallagher - IBM Champion and MWLUG Speaker
By SocialBiz User Group | 8/10/15 1:32 PM | - | Added by John Oldenburger
Do we have another great interview for you. We grabbed another MWLUG speaker (and multiple IBM Champion) for an informative interview. Meet Jesse Gallagher! Get to know a little bit about Jesse's background and his upcoming MWLUG session.
Five Questions with Mark Roden, our SocialBizUG.org Member of the Month!
By SocialBiz User Group | 6/15/15 10:01 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse
Five Questions with Mark Roden, our SocialBizUG.org Member of the Month!
Five Questions with Paul Della-Nebbia, our SocialBizUG.org Member of the Month
By SocialBiz User Group | 4/19/15 5:28 PM | - | Added by Oliver Busse
Please join me in the really great interview with Paul Della-Nebbia, our SocialBizUG.org Member of the Month! You will get some great insights into XPages
Pete Janzen previews XPages sessions and announcements at ConnectED
By SocialBiz User Group | 1/12/15 4:19 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
Pete Janzen previews XPages sessions and announcements at ConnectED. Pete Janzen, Senior Product Manager in charge of XPages, hints at IBM's upcoming announcements around XPages at ConnectED. He also shares what he thinks are some must-see XPages sessions and what he's most looking forward to at the conference.
Kathy Brown will help you get over your fear of Java at ConnectED 2015
By SocialBiz User Group | 1/8/15 4:43 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
Kathy Brown will help you get over your fear of Java at ConnectED 2015. Kathy Brown details her two upcoming sessions at ConnectED 2015 including "Interesting things you can do with Java with minimal code" at the annual Nerd Girls sessions. She provides a quick Java tip and shares what she's most looking forward to at the conference.
Use JSON to Create Flexible, Scalable, and Easy-to-Use Data Storage in XPages
By SocialBiz User Group | 12/16/14 8:11 AM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
This tip is from a View Journal article, “Use JSON to Create Flexible, Scalable, and Easy-to-Use Data Storage in XPages” by Kathy Brown. In the article, Kathy looks at just exactly what IS JSON. She then covers displaying data from an existing JSON string and provides you with some good code examples. She then covers how to get the data that you just displayed back into the document.
Part 1 - Overview of Mobile XPages Development
By SocialBiz User Group | 12/3/14 1:07 PM | - | Added by Kenio Carvalho
Overview of Mobile XPages Development
When Is A Java Exception Not An Exception?
By SocialBiz User Group | 12/3/14 9:14 AM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
This is a reprint from the Clippings newsletter of May 2012.
When is a Java Exception not an Exception? When it's an Error, of course. Need more explanation? Read on.The Problem. I had some Java code I wanted to test as an XAgent ( for more on XAgents, click here). So I wrapped up the code in a small method.
Webcast Replay: XPages Extension Library: The Year In Review
By SocialBiz User Group | 11/25/14 2:49 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten
If you missed our “XPages Extension Library: A Year in Review” webcast, don’t worry – it’s now available on-demand. You can view both the video replay and presentation easily right from your desk.
Webcast Replay: XPages Extension Library: The Year In Review
By SocialBiz User Group | 11/20/14 8:04 AM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
This year we have seen a lot of innovative improvements come to OpenNTF.org in the Domino application development space. Join this webcast to learn about the latest and greatest XPages Extension Library and details on all sorts of new post-Notes/Domino 9.0.1 goodies.
Nov. 19 Webcast: XPages Extension Library: The Year In Review
By SocialBiz User Group | 11/13/14 7:41 AM | - | Added by Oliver Busse
This year we have seen a lot of innovative improvements come to OpenNTF.org in the Domino application development space. Join this webcast to learn about the latest and greatest XPages Extension Library and details on all sorts of new post-Notes/Domino 9.0.1 goodies.
Quick Tip from Brad Balassaitis: Improve XPages Application Performance with JSON-RPC
By SocialBiz User Group | 11/12/14 2:39 PM | - | Added by Johnny Oldenburger
In his article, Brad details how to use JSON-RPC for a much cleaner method of client and server code interaction. He shows how it is more efficient as there are no form submissions, and, being asynchronous, is faster and more responsive without blocking user interaction.
Bootcards
By SocialBiz User Group | 10/25/14 9:52 PM | - | Added by Oliver Busse
I’m probably starting to sound like a Mark Leusink groupie. I’m not, but the guy churns out some really great work. I'm convinced he's either cloned himself, or he's a vampire and he doesn't sleep. His latest...
Live Q&A with Martin Donnelly, Tony McGuckin, and Mark Wallace: Tips and Tricks to Make Your XPages Shine
By SocialBiz User Group | 6/18/14 8:34 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten
On June 18, we're hosting a Live Q&A with Martin Donnelly, Tony McGuckin, and Mark Wallace, authors of Mastering XPages, 2nd Edition: A Step-by-Step Guide to XPages Application Development and the XSP Language. Wondering what will be in the new edition of the Mastering XPages book? Stuck on an XPages problem? Bring your questions to the Live Q&A and get on-the-spot answers from these XPages experts.
Webcast Replay: IBM Connections Next: Focus on What’s Relevant and Filter Out the Rest
By SocialBiz User Group | 5/29/14 9:28 AM | - | Added by Kenio Carvalho
Social technologies are connecting us to more people and information than we ever could have imagined. The challenge now is to get the right information from the right sources in the right context at the right time.
Paul Withers talks about the evolution of XPages and essential XPages resources - YouTube
By SocialBiz User Group | 5/27/14 8:48 AM | - | Added by Martin Pradny
IBM Champion Paul Withers sits down with SocialBiz User Group's Celia Hamilton to talk about how XPages has evolved since it's release
Quick tip from Frank van der Linden: DOTS: The Next Generation Agents on a Domino server
By SocialBiz User Group | 1/10/14 8:20 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff
This is a tip from a VIEW Journal article, “ DOTS: The Next Generation Agents on a Domino server ” by Frank van der Linden, e-Office. This article takes a look at DOTS, or Domino OSGi Tasklet...
How to Stop Killing Your Time with Online Tools
By SocialBiz User Group | 11/28/13 1:18 AM | - | Added by Peter D Presnell
We are all victims of distraction and dwindling productivity. We could all do with a little more time available for work (and hence for life). Some of us even profit from more time available to get things done. Every professional who bills clients by the hour...
Bootstrap Error Styling
By SocialBiz User Group | 7/30/13 10:30 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten
In this article, I will show you how to use Bootstrap’s validation states for error styling. As in the previous articles, you will need to follow the Getting Started Part 1 steps so your application has the resources required for Bootstrap.
IBM is the Social Business Leader – Wired Magazine
By SocialBiz User Group | 7/17/13 9:03 AM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff
Want to get Social with your business? Then IBM is your man! And this isn’t just me blowing smoke either.
Adding Hover Help to Domino Designer
By SocialBiz User Group | 6/2/13 12:22 AM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten
When IBM migrated Domino Designer to run on Eclipse (DDE), we automatically gained a lot of very nice functionality for Java programming from the Eclipse IDE. One of the pieces that was never fully realized, though, was hover help. If you hover over a Domino class or method you’ll get a message saying “the Javadoc could not be found”. But wait, you can fix that!
Striped Tables in XPages - Two Methods
By SocialBiz User Group | 5/21/13 8:37 PM | - | Added by Niklas Heidloff
If you’ve been following along, I’ve written three articles so far demonstrating Twitter Bootstrap with XPages. Today, I will demonstrate the same table format using Bootstrap and also using simple CSS (which could be used with OneUI).
Typeahead and tooltips with Twitter Bootstrap and XPages
By SocialBiz User Group | 4/28/13 7:12 PM | - | Added by Per Henrik Lausten
So you took my advice and you’re trying out Twitter Bootstrap with XPages (Getting Started Part 1 and Part 2). You’ve downloaded the files, added them to your app, and used some scaffolding to layout your page. Now what? There are lots of elements on the Bootstrap site, particularly the Base CSS page. The CSS components are relatively easy to add to your application, so I won’t demonstrate those here (most of them can be utilized by adding specific classes to your design elements).
Slightly more tricky are some of the JavaScript elements of Bootstrap. While not difficult to use, some of them require a little bit of finagling to use with XPages. One example of that is typeahead. First let me show you a straightforward element like tooltip, then I’ll show you why typeahead is slightly more complex.