When I last talked about my Domino Open Liberty Runtime project, I mentioned the various main tasks I'd been doing in gearing up for a 3.0 release. Well, it's been a while since then, but so it goes with open-source projects sometimes. Fortunately, I've had some time here and there to dust it off some more and take care of a lot of lingering tasks I had assigned to the 3.0 release, enough to make it to the finish line. Some of these I found interesting to note, and so I'll note them here.

The previous two posts provided a walk through the API components in the QueryResultsProcessor object. Now I want to move into what you can, and arguably should do with the feature.

More on the QRP pieces .. because the simplest results view with only one source does not do justice to the power we built into the engine. QRP Pieces – the Formula override

Well, I’ve been busy putting together content to blog about. But since 12.0.1 is on the verge of shipping, this is a good juncture to catch people up with what we’ve been up to. Today’s topic is … the Query Results Processor

I mentioned in my last post that I've been tinkering with a modern structure for OpenNTF's web site as a side project. In that, I talked about how I've been going with Jakarta MVC for the front end, but ran into an odd problem with the latest versions in Open Liberty, and that was the impetus to tinkering with ERB. Well, I decided to go back and take a swing at trying to make JSP work in this case, since it's (still) a good engine for this purpose, and it could be a fun experiment. I was indeed able to do it, and I think the path I took is worth chronicling here.