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Debugging Notes and Domino Java code in Eclipse
Tim Tripcony |
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java
notes
eclipse
domino
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This entry is related, but varies slightly from, Bob Balfe's article on debugging Eclipse plugins in Notes 8 . My current hobby project is written entirely in Java, but it's not an Eclipse plugin - at least, not yet... once the application's API is finalized,...
from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
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Extending a Java Class With LotusScript
Peter Presnell |
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java
lotusscript
.dominoframework
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In a recent blog I documented a new DominoBES class that has been added to the .Domino Framework. Due to a current limitation with LotusScript , this class had to be written in Java. After doing some experimentation I found a way of abstracting the Java...
from Blog: .Domino Framework
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DominoBES class
Peter Presnell |
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java
bes
blackberry
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I am now in the process of extending the .Domino Framerwork to support the publishing of Notes applications on a Blackberry client. A new DominoBES class has been added as a way of allowing Notes applications to communicate with a Blackberry device via the...
from Blog: .Domino Framework
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Reducing Programming Language Differences
Peter Presnell |
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vb.net
lotusscript
oop
java
c
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One of the things that struck me when I attended my first C# programming class was the fact that the instructor was often switching between code examples written in either c# or VB.Net.
from Blog: .Domino Framework
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Tee hee
Tim Tripcony |
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java
dxl
domino
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import lotus.domino.*;
public class JavaAgent extends AgentBase {
public void NotesMain() {
try {
Session session = getSession();
AgentContext agentContext = sess
from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
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