Serdar Basegmez
Dynamic Content is a great control coming with the extension library. I noticed this too late (thanks to Bruce Elgort and Thomas Adrian)...
Before we start, I'd like to remind one of the biggest discussions about Web 2.0 pattern (I'm excluding people saying it doesn't exist)...
For a week, I was trying to solve a problem with an old database. The problem was a well-known error message: "Error loading USE or USELSX module" in my agents and script libraries.
If you have worked on Domino blog template, you may know the issue. You have a descriptive text like title for a content. You want to convert it to a different string to be used in a URL or file name.
I were off due to the incredible workload... I've started this blog entry several weeks ago. I think it's time to publish it before people forget me :)
This is a new series of articles. I'd like to introduce semi-reusable patterns that may help developers to shorten the design time for common issues.
The first article will be about "Parameter Editing".
Do you procrastinate tasks that you hate? I am...
I had a long-waited task to install a legitimate wildcard SSL for my customer's Domino servers for internal access. More than ten servers and nobody achieved to teach people how to trust home-made SSL certificates...
Last week I had a couple of Sametime 8.5.2 implementations, one upgrade and another from zero... I'd like to share my experiences...
One more classical Java problem! Now on air with XPages development!
I have completed my second Custom Control for OpenNTF Contest. I were packing up everything. I created a blank database, copied all my design elements and set ACL's and other stuff.
Server side javascript in XPages is very difficult to debug. XPages lab is aware of that and try to figure out a solution. OpenNTF has lots of tools and recommendations for debugging.
However, sometimes error messages make me crazy! Here is an example...
I am developing a simple (really simple) custom control for the OpenNTF contest... There are very good controls there and I don't think my humble control will be a revolutionary :)
Today, I noticed there are lot more to learn about XPages...