Notes / Domino
XPages Jakarta EE 2.5.0 And The Looming Java-Version Wall 
By Jesse Gallagher | 5/26/22 1:32 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Roberto Boccadoro
Earlier today, I published version 2.5.0 of the XPages Jakarta EE Support project. It's mostly a consolidation and bug-fix release, but there are few interesting features and notes about the implementation. Plus, as teased in the post title up there, there's a looming problem for the project.
Putting Eclipse Transformer To Use In Dependency Wrangling
By Jesse Gallagher | 5/24/22 3:28 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
Setting code aside, the backbone of the XPages Jakarta EE Support project is its dependency pool. In it, I use my fork of the p2-maven-plugin to wrangle all the spec and implementation dependencies. Aside from just collecting them, this file does a ton of work to create and reconfigure their OSGi bundle rules to get everything working on Domino.
Poking Around With JavaSapi
By Jesse Gallagher | 5/20/22 3:17 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
Earlier this morning, Serdar Basegmez and Karsten Lehmann had a chat on Twitter regarding the desire for OAuth on Domino and their recollections of a not-quite-shipped technology from a decade ago going by the name "JSAPI".
Seeing this chat go by reminded me of some stuff I saw when I was researching the Domino HTTP Java entrypoint last year. Specifically, these guys, which have been sitting there since at least 9.0.1
Upcoming Sessions With OpenNTF and at Engage
By Jesse Gallagher | 5/12/22 12:50 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
This month contains a few presentations and sessions of note for me, and I realized I should compile a list.
While I won't personally be attending Engage this year, it's shaping up to be a good conference and OpenNTF and Jakarta EE will be well represented (in chronological order):
More GANTT in XPages ...
By Heiko Voigt | 5/10/22 1:23 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
This is the 2nd part of my series of articles around Gantt Charts in XPages. Today, we want to write changes back to Domino, so if we move Blocks around, we want to send these changes back to Domino.
To do this, we need to refactor our sample from the first article to some extend - especially the FETCH Call needs to be done differently. To streamline things, we will go back a couple of years and use an XMLHttpRequest instead of FETCH.
XPages hack – visualizing checkboxes that fail validation
By Patrick Kwinten | 5/6/22 12:31 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
In an application I have added some CSS to highlight fields that fail validation. The css looks as followed:
Basically I an looking for the aria-invalid=true attribute on input elements. Works great but not on all input elements. For example re-styling of checkboxes requires some work. But what if you would re-style the element that contains the checkbox?
Excellent support from HCL ( including XPages )
By Sean Cull | 5/6/22 8:35 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
A recent customer security audit raised two concerns with our Domino SaaS applications. A significant part of the reason that we use HCL Domino is that it is robust and secure. As a matter of principle we do not code security ourselves but use the standard functionality provided by HCL. So we reached out to HCL and had great support.
In the meantime - Gantt in XPages
By Heiko Voigt | 5/3/22 2:29 AM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
It's been a while since my last XPages Post. While I was working with a couple of Admins on Firewall and CDN updates for a DoS Attack on one of our big web development customers, I had some time on my hand to play around with Frappe Gantt JS and XPages. This post is the first of a series on how to make interactive Gantt Charts available through XPages. First up - getting data out of Domino and surfacing them as Gantt Chart in an XPage.
So Why Jakarta?
By Jesse Gallagher | 4/28/22 4:56 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
I've spent a lot of time over the last while tinkering with the XPages Jakarta EE Support project in particular and Jakarta technologies in general, and I figured it'd be worth discussing a bit why I like this stack and why I think it's worth putting work into.
There are a couple facets to this, I think. Why is it good on its own? Why is it good as a complement or replacement for XPages? And why is it good compared to the other roads offered for Domino developers?
XPage View Bug in Domino 11.01 FP5 HF12
By Sean Cull | 4/28/22 4:38 PM | Development - Notes / Domino | Added by Oliver Busse
We have been having a few issues with FP5 and I just wanted to share our latest one as it is quite interesting and may affect others.
HCL support has been very helpful to date. We have more tickets open than we ever did with IBM but hopefully that is because the tickets are actually being taken seriously.
HF12 is a Hot Fix that is meant to fix some of our issues with FP5