IBM Domino Apps on Cloud: Getting Started...
Finally, it's here... We've been waiting for this for a long time.
IBM now offers Domino Apps on Cloud (DAC) for customers requiring a server in the cloud.
Finally, it's here... We've been waiting for this for a long time.
IBM now offers Domino Apps on Cloud (DAC) for customers requiring a server in the cloud.
6 months ago, I accepted my problem. As many developers, I was working on several different XPages projects in different times. Using a couple of Java classes over and over again. Each time I add a new method/modify an existing one, I was copying and pasting code between several applications. Versioning was a nightmare.
I have been working on IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK for a long time. Last year we have introduced a couple of cool demos on IBM Connect with my friend Graham Acres.
One example was the XPages integration with Basecamp. It has been on my to-do list for months to blog more details on this topic. Finally, here I am...
This is going to be a series of blog post. What I'm planning is to blog about a basic example that integrates XPages applications with one or more cloud-based services for specific scenarios. I have selected The Box as the first example. The most important reason would probably be that I'm using Box extensively for myself :)
Finally, we will be able to enable FeedMonster for CollaborationToday project.
While doing final touches, I have been challenged by a question: "Can we schedule DOTS tasklets programmatically?"
Last time, I have blogged about the importance of the importantance of canceling tasklets...
In most of the time, canceling a task is a 'choice' you have. You might want to stop the task for a reason. However, a very important problem is falling into deadlocks. If somehow your code falls into a deadlock or stuck situation, that would lock your DOTS container entirely.
I just wanted to emphasize an important functionality within DOTS...
One of our slides in the recent DOTS session in IBM Connect 2013, we have talked about the "monitor " argument in tasklets. It has two important uses.
After a successful IBM Connect session, I started a series of posts, based on feedbacks I received from other developers.
There was a little thing I didn't test before the session and this issue has been asked a couple of times: Possible conflicts between scheduled tasklets.
I'm an author in an additional blog for more than a year. As a scientific skeptic blog, we are posting articles or short entries about hoaxes, legends, pseudo-science, alternative medicine, bad science news and similar stuff.
At the begining of this year, we have invited more authors to the group and we have become a micro-community. While we were using Google Groups, after a couple of weeks, it became a serious problem for group members to engage the discussion due to the e-mail over-loading.
On thursday, I have received a very cool gift package from Jim Casale because of my Wikimania participation...
Before the post, I would like to thank my fellow champions David Leedy and Tim Tripcony about this issue. I am stealing their thunder right now. They did most of the job and I am blogging about it :)
This is not a new thing. I experienced this problem while working on my custom controls. Some history: