Saturday, March 19, 2011

I've moved my applications to google code.

I've upload some of my small application to google code. There are couple reasons why I did it:
- backup.
- we can use SVN now as on some projects I work with another people, so now we can get benefits from that as well.
- I just feel that it is much much more correctly :)

If you wish to create project your own project on google code, just fill google code form. After that using SVN do checkout and
input as URL repository https://*******.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
[Username] is your email
[password] is available on google code setting page.

So go on and do your first commit to google code

Friday, March 04, 2011

SVN plug-in problems

Hi guys, we are moving our Domino applications to SVN and everything going really well except one thing.
We are having problems with elements that really do not modified but during synchronization they get new values (look on image). It is major problem for us, because applications have many design elements and most of them often get news values (modified, noteid etc) and then we are not able to determine what elements were really changed.
We do have workaround: do 1 more step and apply XSLT approch on exported elements and just remove these Noteinfo, modified, lastaccessed etc tags, but that is not the really correct way.

Does anybody know solution for that? If you use SVN - how you live with that?

IBM did forum on xPage, nice

Just noticed that IBM did forum for xPage based on xPage. I can't say it looks great, I feel it still require lot of work.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Introducing LotusLive Symphony

I've been using Google Documents for couple years already, I've even do not have office installed on my laptop at all. Now IBM did something similar? I've tried it already and should notice that Live Symphony is still far-far from Google. First what I've found - no support of right click mouse, only action bar. From another side, I'm happy that IBM tried to do that. Test link. That's nice.

Friday, February 11, 2011

xPage view with categories + readers fields + don't show empty categories

I'm doing simple application right now on xPage, nothing really difficult. This application has view with couple columns as category, documents that I display into that view have readers/authors fields and I need to be able do collapse and expand of that view. Simple things, right? but not for xPage, to difficult, it just does not work :-), I've found paper on
IBM LO58079: XPAGE VIEW CONTROL WITH EXPANDLEVEL, VIEW WITH 'DON'T SHOW EMPTY CATEGORIES', DOCUMENTS WITH A READERS FIELDS
Actually this paper describes my situation and there is really smart solution there!
Local fix
Remove any one of these three factors:
- The readers fields from the documents.
- The "Don't show empty categories" property from the view.
- The 'expandLevel' property from the view control.

Is it joke? Would it not be better to remove whole application at all? nice that they do not say to use another sofrware for web development, but who know... probably next 'Loal fix'...  :-)