I was triggered by the blog entry of Michael Smith about BootAlert share my code I am using currently in some XPages apps. Back in august 2014 I wrote already a blog about adding Growl messages to my XPages. There is also described which Bootstrap Growl library I am using. It was easy to implement, Read More
My steps in the JSF 2.0 world
The last 2 weeks were very interesting, starting at a new customer as a Java developer on a JSF2.0 project. XPages are based on highly customised version of JSF 1.1 at the base. Annotations The big advantage if JSF 2.0 is build in of Annotations. Very useful, like the @Formulas back, in my case, Read More
A step outside the yellow bubble
I am enjoying my new life as freelancer very much. Responsible for everything, it gives me a sort of relaxation. Till now I did some small projects, this week I finished a Quickr related one. Next week I will start a new project at a Dutch insurance company. It will be a pure Java project, Read More
Basic testing of the JUnit for XPages plugin
Last week Christian Guedemann has released on OpenNTF a new project, JUnit testing for XPages, I think a missing part of the Domino Designer experience, especially with the increasing use of Java in XPages apps. So this weekend I did some basic Unit testing. Test Driven Development The last 10 month I did most of the Read More
My session of Engage 2014 and a link to the demo database
Today I did a session at Engage 2014 in Breda. Thanks for attending. Below are my slides, which I didn’t show at the session And off course a link to the zipfile with the demo database and the actual presentation [slideshare id=32402844&style=border: 1px solid #CCC; border-width: 1px 1px 0; margin-bottom: 5px; max-width: 100%;&sc=no] Use Read More
Honored to be speaking at Engage
Next month the first edition of Engage, a.k.a BLUG, will taken place in Breda. It is one of the best Usergroup events dedicated to the ICS portfolio. Today I received an email from Theo Heselmans. One of my abstracts has been accepted. I feel very honored to be part of the incredible line up of Read More
Java Tip: post Clob data to stored procedure in Oracle with Spring Framework
Currently I am very busy with a new Java webapp project. One of the specifiactions was to collect XML data and store it via an Stored Procedure in a Oracle table. The XML data can be very large so we should use CLOB (Character Large Object ). For details, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOB. The customer is using for all Read More