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LS Version @WebDBName Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: .dominoframework lotusscript \| Comments (3) \| Visits (62) The @WebDBName function provides a quick way to get a reference to the current database in a format that can be used as a URL. I am working on an application that needed much the same thing except I needed a link to another Notes database. I decided to... from Blog: .Domino Framework	LS Version @WebDBName
Notes becomes stranger every day: binding to onHel... Jan Schulz jan.schulz@bonding.de \| \| Tags: event lotusscript binding \| Comments (3) \| Visits (111) Binding to an onHelp event via "On Event Onhelp From fUIDoc Call delegate_onHelp" is only working, if you have any code/Comment in the onHelp event on the Form: just leaving it with no comment in it in the client lotuscript part will not trigger... from Blog: Jan Schulz
Fun with events Jan Schulz jan.schulz@bonding.de \| \| Tags: events lotusscript \| Comments (0) \| Visits (100) After seeing how much fun everybody else had with events, I tried to get my own version together. I tried my luck with delegating the actual event handling to EventHandlers, which do the actual job. So the called QueryOpen Method looks like this: ... from Blog: Jan Schulz	Fun with events
Quick tip: shorthand date adjustment in LotusScrip... Tim Tripcony Tim.Tripcony@lotus911.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (2) \| Visits (39) How many times (this week) have you needed an object representing a past or future date in LotusScript? Pretty standard stuff... you instantiate a NotesDateTime with Now, then call an adjustment method to correct the date: Dim datTomorrow As New ... from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
Reducing Programming Language Differences Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: vb.net lotusscript oop java c \| Comments (2) \| Visits (43) 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. These two languages had evolved in such a way that in many ways they... from Blog: .Domino Framework
One last thing (for now) about event binding: dele... Tim Tripcony Tim.Tripcony@lotus911.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (0) \| Visits (37) Thanks for all the feedback on my recent ramblings regarding LotusScript event binding. Just one more post on this and I'll leave it alone for a while. Both Thomas Bahn and Devin Olson chimed in on the last article in this series, and Peter Presnell... from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
Implementing abstract classes, sealed classes, and... Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript oop .dominoframework classes \| Comments (0) \| Visits (54) This post was prompted after following all the fun Tim Tripcomy was having building a mini-framework to demonstrate remote event binding .... Rather than just getting frustrated with the lack of progress by IBM in developing the LotusScript language - in... from Blog: .Domino Framework
Workaround for LotusScript event binding Tim Tripcony Tim.Tripcony@lotus911.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (0) \| Visits (45) As a followup to last night's post , after receiving some helpful advice from both Peter Presnell and the Batman to my Robin, I found a workaround. I think it's crazy sexy cool . To very briefly recap, here's the problem: Under normal class... from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
Possible bug in LotusScript event binding Tim Tripcony Tim.Tripcony@lotus911.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (0) \| Visits (31) Crack open a tasty beverage and commandeer a comfortable chair... this is going to be a long one. In preparation for another Yellowcast episode, I've been playing with remote event binding in LotusScript. It's something I find myself using more and more... from Blog: Yellow is the New Blog
Optimizing Database Lookups Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (2) \| Visits (62) It is a common feature of an application to perform lookups into a view to locate a document based upon one or more keys. The following are some tips for optimizing the LotusScript code when there may be a large number of lookups being performed (e.g.... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Optimizing Database Lookups
History Of LotusScript - Part 3 Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript .dominoframework vb oop \| Comments (1) \| Visits (35) LotusScript is a dialect of the BASIC programming language. Version 1.0 of LotusScript was released in 1993 as part of a new spreadsheet product called Lotus Improv. LotusScript 2.0 added the ability to work with Notes... from Blog: .Domino Framework	History Of LotusScript - Part 3
History Of LotusScript - Part 2 Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript \| Comments (1) \| Visits (27) Yesterday I documented the changes introduced to LotusScript with Notes 6.0 and the momentum the language had at that time. Today I wish to jump forward to the next release of Notes - Notes 8.5. The release notes suggest that Notes 8.5... from Blog: .Domino Framework	History Of LotusScript - Part 2
History Of LotusScript - Part 1 Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: lotusscript .dominoframework \| Comments (2) \| Visits (57) A large part of the .DominoFramework involves extending the base LotusScript classes provided by Notes such as NotesDatabase, NotesDocumentCollection, and NotesDocument. Extensions that I would hope one day may be included as part of that next great... from Blog: .Domino Framework	History Of LotusScript - Part 1
Agent Performance Tuning - Stupid mistakes Urs Meli urs.meli@belsoft.ch \| \| Tags: lotusscript performance agents programming \| Comments (0) \| Visits (44) Today I tested my agent, which updated some calendar entries, which were replicated via LEI from a MSSQL database. Lei replicated the data in a notesdatabase in under a minute. After the replication, LEI started my agent, which took more then 1900... from Blog: Urs Meli
Does LotusScript Have a Future? Peter Presnell ktree19@yahoo.com \| \| Tags: notes85 lotusscript \| Comments (12) \| Visits (82) One thing that has struck me about the Notes 8.5 beta is that X-Pages implements JavaScript as the only option for both client-sided and server-sided scripting. Neither @Language nor LotusScript appear to be supported directly but the... from Blog: .Domino Framework	Does LotusScript Have a Future?

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