I’ve implemented another feature for XSnippets to share snippets on the IBM Connections instance deployed on Greenhouse. I’ve used the XPages Social Enabler which comes with great functionality to...
XSnippets getting more and more social
The XSnippets team has already blogged about some social features we put in XSnippets recenty, for example anonymous ratings and feeds, Facebook comments and embeddable widgets and the share box an...
Setup Instructions for Social Enabler and the Social Business Toolkit
As requested from several people here are some instructions for how to set up the Social Enabler. I wrote earlier a 50 pages documentation. However I’ve heard some people consider it too long and i...
Extensions to XSnippets: Widget and Facebook Comments
I’ve implemented some extensions to XSnippets. The first one is a widget that can be embedded in blogs and other web sites. It displays most recent snippets or most popular snippets. It can also be...
Slides and Links of my XPages Mobile and OpenNTF Sessions
Over the last weeks I’ve attended BLUG, DNUG and DanNotes. These users groups were different in terms of audience, organization, etc. but I’ve enjoyed all of them. It’s good to meet friends and I’v...
My Thoughts on the Second OpenNTF XPages Development Contest
Last Friday the submissions for the second OpenNTF XPages development contest were due and I’ve just tried the last ones that came in. I have to say I’m really happy about the outcome of this conte...
Extending the XPages Extension Library's User Bean
The Extension Library comes with a concept of user beans which encapsulate profile information of users. In the context of social applications this is important since in many scenarios user profile...
Embed XSnippets from OpenNTF in Blogs
As I blogged earlier this week Frank van der Linden, Serdar Basegmez, Bruce Elgort and I developed and deployed a beta version of XSnippets on OpenNTF. One of the features is the capability to emb...
From DNUG: With XPages it's Fun again to develop for Domino
Last week I attended DNUG in Bamberg. One of my highlights was something I’ve heard a couple of times in different sessions and when talking with people: With XPages it’s fun again to develop appl...
New XPages Extension Library Documentation and more
Yesterday we released a major update of the XPages Extension Library. As some of you might have read in my blog I’ve been involved with the implementation of a new feature that we call Social Enabl...