NotesIn9 054: Intro To Java for XPages Developers – Part 3
In this show Jeremy Hodge comes back to continue his ongoing series on helping XPages Developers get started with Java. If you like this video, please give it a rating for the Lotus VideoFest event....
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NotesIn9 076: What are Java Beans?
In this show I attempt to tackle the “forbidden topic”. Yep. Java. Me talk about Java. It’s unexpected. I know. This show is an expanded version of parts of a presentation that I did at MWLug. I first...
View ArticleNotesIn9 84: Sharing Managed Beans in XPages
This show is the first part in a 3 part series from another new contributor to NotesIn9. I’m very excited to bring onto the show Russ Maher who is an excellent XPages developer and speaker. Russ is...
View ArticleNotesIn9 085: Sharing Managed Beans in XPages Part 2
In this show Russ Maher comes back on with the 2nd part his 3 part series on creating and working with Java managed Beans in XPages. While the purpose of this episode is to share data between multiple...
View ArticleNotesIn9 86: Sharing Managed Beans in XPages Part 3
In this show Russ Maher concludes his three part series on sharing Bean data inside your XPages applicaton. In today’s show he’ll talk about using Managed Properties. Over the course of this series...
View ArticleNotesIn9 93: Introduction to DOTS
In this episode I welcome Serdar Besegmez, an IBM Champion and new contributor to the show. Serdar will come on to talk about DOTS. DOTS is way for you to create your own server tasks. Very fast and...
View ArticleNotesIn9 106: Intro to Java Controller Classes
In this show Jesse Gallagher, a great new contribitor, comes on to give us an over view of using Java Controller Classes to help seperate your business logic from your XPage. By moving your logic...
View ArticleNotesIn9 114: Using Wrappers with XPages
In this show yet another NEW contributor comes on to share content with the community. Today, Stephan Wissel, IBMer and blogger at wissel.net comes on the show for a discussion on a programming design...
View ArticleNotesIn9 116: Data Contexts and Variable Resolvers
In this show Paul Withers returns to enlighten us on what Data Contexts and Variable Resolvers are and how to use them in XPages. In addition I want to send out some Happy Birthday wishes to: Bruce...
View ArticleNotesIn9 118:Using Java to Sign a Database in XPages
In this show John Jardin comes back on with an interesting demo on how to Sign a nsf AS THE SERVER from an XPage. John will create a very small custom Java Class that he uses as a Managed Bean. A...
View ArticleNotesIn9 122: Working with Java Objects in XPages
This show comes directly from my day job. This is a presentation that I gave to the internal XPages team. I talk about using Java Objects but not necessarily via “Managed Beans”. A lot of XPages and...
View ArticleNotesIn9 127: XPages Parallel Processing
In this show Serdar Basegmez returns with a demo taken from his recent presentation at Icon UK. He’ll introduce the concept of creating a new thread in your XPages application that can be used for...
View ArticleNotesIn9 132: Using Java in XPages Part 1
Ok. There’s a lot going on in this show so let’s get started: This show came from a Skype Chat I had with Tim Tripcony. The goal here is a series that focuses on how you actually use xpages and java...
View ArticleNotesIn9 133: Using Java in XPages Part 2
In this show, Tim Tripcony expounds on the last episode where I did a very basic CRUD example that’s based on Java binding rather then document binding. I had mentioned one of the problems with...
View ArticleNotesIn9 134: Using Java with XPages Part 3
In this show Tim Tripcony continues his series of exploring the use of Java with your XPages application. Today’s show discusses linking buttons to Java, dealing with ReadOnly properties and how to...
View ArticleNotesIn9 135: Using Java in XPages Part4
Tim Tripcony returns again for another great show in his Java series. Today he’ll be introducing the concept of a “MimeBean”. A “MimeBean” gives the ability to save Java Objects inside a notes field....
View ArticleNotesIn9 138: XPages Combobox ImprovementsJ
In this show I take a look at using a Combobox inside XPages. I’m going to demo how to use Java – but it’s NOT scary Java – I show you everything. We’re going to show the user a pretty value in the...
View ArticleNotesIn9 141: Java vs JavaScript Throwdown
This is a VERY DIFFERENT NotesIn9. It’s less of a normal show and more if a response to a recent blog post regarding one persons opinion on the value of Java in XPages and the Value of the UI vs the...
View ArticleNotesIn9 144: OAuth for Domino Walkthrough
In this show Tim Tripcony explains how to get your Domino server to PROVIDE OAuth credentials and services. #codefortim Note: This show is a odd resolution because Tim sent me his demo at a bigger...
View ArticleNotesIn9 152: JSON and Java
In this show Frank van der Linden, another brand new contributor comes on to give us a little demo of using JSON and JAVA in XPages. If you look closely you might even see a little Connections going on.
View ArticleNotesIn9 153: Java based Debug Control Part 1
In this show Greg Reeder, XPage developer and new contributor joins the show to talk some Java and how you might be able to use it to build a logging control for errors and messages. This is the first...
View ArticleNotesIn9 154: Java based Debug Control Part 2
In this show Greg Reeder, XPage developer returns for part 2 of his series to talk some Java programming and how you might be able to use it to build a logging control for errors and messages. This is...
View ArticleNotesIn9 155: Java based Debug Control Part 3
In this show Greg Reeder, XPage developer returns for part 2 of his series to talk some Java programming and how you might be able to use it to build a logging control for errors and messages. This is...
View ArticleNotesIn9 156: Introduction to Custom Renderers in XPages
In this show, Jesse Gallagher officially starts the NotesIn9 Hackathon with a great introduction on “custom renderers” in XPages. While this seems to be a really scary topic, Jesse explains it in a...
View ArticleNotesIn9 158: Intro to the Frostillicus Framework
In this show Jesse Gallagher returns to give us an introduction to this amazing Framework he’s created to try and improve the XPages coding experience. I can’t say that I totally “get it” yet BUT it...
View ArticleNotesIn9 160: Learning XPages Part 1 – Installing Designer
This show beings my great experiment. I’ve wanted to do this for a couple of years actually. I’m going to ATTEMPT to start from scratch and build an XPages Application. I’m going to assume that the...
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NotesIn9 165: Learning XPages Part 6 – Forms, Views and XPages
In this show we finally start coding. Horaay! I’m going to create a form and a couple views to start setting up how the data for the applicaiton will work and then I’ll go right into some Java which...
View ArticleNotesIn9 166: Learning XPages Part 7 – Company Controller
In this show I demonstrate how to setup and set using a Java “Page Controller”. This is a technique that Jesse Gallagher came up with and I absolutely love. Without a doubt it saved me a TON of work...
View ArticleNotesIn9 167: Learning XPages Part 8 – Working towards CRUD
In this show I continue on to the goal of CRUD. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete. By the end of this show we should be able to achieve all 4 actions against the Company document. I’ve...
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NotesIn9 172: XPages Java Debugging
In this show XPages “Professor” and IBM Champion, Mr. Paul Withers returns for an in depth look at how to use the Java Debugger to step through the Java code in your XPages applications. In the...
View ArticleNotesIn9 173: Getting Started with Servlets
This is one of those shows that I think is really important. Today we welcome Eric McCormick, a new contributor and IBM Champion, to the show. Eric did a geat demo showing us how to get started...
View ArticleNotesIn9 182: XPages and Java from Start to Finish
In this show I do an in depth demo of an XPages app that’s based on Java Code. I didn’t take time to build it from scratch in front of you, but I go over every line of code in the app. The app lets you...
View ArticleNotes In 9 : 189 Introduction to SonarQube with a side of Docker
In this show Eric McCormick returns to show us how to use SonarQube and Docker to help us improve our code.
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Discussion on using PageControllers in XPages
WARNING: This is a long one. Enter if you dare. In the XPages Slack chat, which is free for anyone to join, hint hint. Whenever I see people working together to solve an interesting problem I...
View ArticleNotesIn9 192 : Intro to Graph Database in XPages
In this show IBM Champion and all around amazing developer Oliver Busse returns with an EPIC demonstration where he talks about using Graph Databases inside the XPages/Domino world. I’m far from an...
View ArticleNotesIn9 198: Convert a Document to a Java Object in XPages
In this show I show you how I typically go about converting a Domino Document to a pure Java Object.
View ArticleNotesIn9 199: Bitmask, Enums and Creating Excel reports from XPages
This is the big one! The last demo of my presentation at MWLUG 2016. In this show I’ll demonstrate how you can use something called a “Bitmask” and combine it with some Java code and the Apache Poi...
View ArticleNotesIn9 200: Access Server Databases From Code
Wow! Major milestone here. I really don’t want to make too huge a deal of this at the moment but I do have to say thanks for all the contributors that helped the show get to 200 episodes. NotesIn9 has...
View ArticleNotesIn9 207: Send Attachments to 3rd parties
In this show the amazing John Jardin returns with great information on how to get attachments sent to 3rd parties. Since integration with other systems is becoming more and more critical you certainly...
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