Today I did a session at Sutol conference in Prague. It was about how to get started with Cloudant as an XPages developer. A (XPages) developers guide to Cloudant from Frank van der Linden In my session I mentioned my Cloudant OSGi plugin, which can be find at https://bitbucket.org/flinden68/cloudant-connector/
Cloudant connector plugin update: manage Design documents
Yesterday I was helping out Patrick Kwinten with some he had with my Cloudant Connector plugin on Slack. He asked also about the possibility to add or modify Design Documents, I found there foundation was already there. Design Documents Design documents can be seen as the schema in your Cloudant database, which specify what is in the Read More
Plugin updates: search and date format
Today I made a few changes to the Cloudant connnector and Jackson4XPages plugin. Jackson4XPages I added a new constructor of the JacksonWrapper, a boolean, to control the date format output in the JSON. By default it is true, so the output format is a Timestamp, but if you need a real date, pass false to Read More
Update on my Cloudant connector for XPages
A few weeks ago I released a small OSGi plugin project which connect to Cloudant. More details, see my previous blog. I have changed the plugin completly 😉 One of the reasons is to make it easier in the future to add new functionality. There are so much nice feature to be added. What is new Read More
Hello Jackson4XPages f.k.a Jackson JSON wrapper
Last week I was thinking about the future of my Jackson JSON wrapper after I added new features, mostly because I needed them for my XPages pet project. Paul Withers was suggesting to contribute it to OpenNTF as project new style. At Engage I spoke with Christian about the steps to be taken, so I Read More
OpenNTF Essentials – Conflicting Update site databases
Last week I finally found some time to start with the OpenNTF Essentials, mainly to get started with OpenNTF Domino API. So I downloaded the zip file from OpenNTF and put the update sites on my Domino server. There is one for the runtime and one for the Designer, so pointed in the Domino Designer Read More