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Recently I had a couple of instances where XPages in the Notes Client displayed contents slightly differently to how it was displayed on browsers. With help from an expert, I was pointed in the direction of the XULRunner. |
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Introduction The 8.5.1 release of Notes/Domino sees the arrival of XPages to the Notes client platform, having made its public debut on the Domino server earlier in 2009 when V8.5 went on general release. XPages in the Notes client (or XPiNC as we may conveniently refer to it later) was a ... |
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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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XPages comes with a set of client side JavaScript libraries that are pre-installed within the Domino Server. The functionality they provide can be used to enhance XPage designs and, furthermore, can be extended using your own custom JavaScript functions. This article discusses these libraries and ... |
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This article will explain what validation is and why it is used on an XPage. |
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Validation of data within an XPage can occur both on the client and the server. This article will examine the differences between client-side validation and server-side validation and the possible benefits and disadvantages of each. The reader will learn how to disable client-side at server level, ... |