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This sample shows how I used the web service consumer out-of-the-box code element in Domino Designer 8.5.2 to consume a SAP web service. I couldn't find a sample which was using the Lotus Notes "on board" elements, thats why I figured it out. The sample reads a SAP web service, which was generated ... |
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Recently we upgraded to 8.5 and the web services consumer code that was built using axis ( java api for web services) Failed to work. The code from version 7.0 could not compile.( Use source 5 or higher to use Enum Key word. I decided to use the 8.5 web services consumer design element. But i ... |
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This first article on future-proofing your Domino Applications will be to introduce the fairly well-known yet extremely under-utilized - at least when it comes to IBM Lotus Notes/Domino - software design pattern known as Model-View-Controller . MVC is - simply put - separation of Applied ... |
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Web Service
So far, we have discussed two methods to reference existing business logic in XPages. Web services is a third option and it will leverage the same technique described in the Java section: the ability of Server Side JavaScript to call Java. Instead of calling your business logic, we ... |
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The primary focus of this Wiki article is to explain the changes to Web Services in v8.5 to Domino Designer users. After reading this article, the user should be able to locate both types of Web Services in the Domino Designer interface, create Web Services and find the editors to work with Web ... |
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In R8 we are given an easy way to consume web services. I have seen a few tips on how to do this via LotusScript, however none in Java. Well here is one in Java. 1) Once you have the web service created, export the WSDL
2) Then go to the Script Libraries section and create a New Java Library
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0.0 Preface Meet the authors
Riverbend Coffee and Tea Company 1.0 Primer HTML primer
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Working with HTML in Domino
Java primer
A simple Java program
Introduction to applets
Introduction to classes and objects
Working with Java in Domino Designer
JavaScript primer ... |