XPages are signed with the ID of the current Domino® Designer user upon saving the XPage design element, andor upon generating its implementation (i.e .class) file(s).

Security is provided for XPages applications.

Script libraries are signed with the ID of the current DDE user upon saving the script library design element, or by selecting an entry in the script libraries view and invoking the sign button.

XPages V852 now supports Public Access for XPage Design Elements and accessing Documents and Views.

XPages V852 now supports running Agents locally in the Notes Client

Introduction Here's a generalpurpose Author and Reader field troubleshooting guide. This document explains how these fields work and the causes of common issues. The references list a tool that analyzes and explains your access to read or edit the document, but begin with the information in ...

Introduction IBM Lotus Notes Release 8.5.1 brings XPages technology to the Notes Client so developers can create rich internet applications that now run in both a Web Browser and in the Notes Client. XPages applications are highly programmable and almost every user interface component has ...

This short series of blog posts will show you how to create a dojo based ajax login for a Domino XPages application. Part 1 : Creating The dojo Dialog Box Part 2 : Building the javaScript Part 3 : Tying Everything To the Login Button