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Introduction In this article, we will discuss what the DataChange event is and how to leverage it in your container components. The DataChange event is one of several events that can be leveraged to execute actions for a given landmark within your component. The DataChange event is used to ... |
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This tutorial walks you through the steps of creating state in a custom action, so that you can create your own actions for any kinds of containers. |
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There are some outstanding articles regarding transformation, and in particular custom actions, which are referenced in this post: http://blog.balfes.net/?p=821 This is another, it may help, it may not help - some differences: this explains property converter as well as custom actions, and a ... |
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==Container Custom Actions== When using a container, a composite application assembler can instrument an existing application, like a web application, terminal emulation session, or a notes document, with input and output properties. When one of these instrumented properties are triggered (a ... |
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In this tutorial we are going to extend the Notes View Container that is part of the Lotus Notes 8.5.1 platform with our own custom action. We will write an action that will output the median number from a set of selected numbers. There are already a set of numeric actions that come pre-packaged ... |
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During this tutorial you will create a custom action that can run javascript. For this tutorial we are going to build off of the Creating custom actions in Java tutorial. The Creating custom actions in Java tutorial defines what a custom action is and also walks the user through all the steps of ... |
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Prerequisites: This tutorial will require Eclipse 3.4 with the Expeditor Toolkit for Expeditor 6.2.1 and the Lotus Notes Domino Designer for 8.5.1. Introduction This tutorial walks you through the steps of extending the base Notes view container with a custom action. The action will be able to ... |
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During this tutorial you will extend the Browser Application Container with a custom container action created in Java. Our use case is to allow a user to highlight any text in a note and quickly see the translation in another window on the same page. We will create a composite application page ... |