With this code, you can show the progress of a long lasting work.Declare Public Function NEMProgressBegin Lib "nnotesws.dll" (Byval wFlags As Integer) As LongDeclare Public Sub NEMProgressSetBarRange Lib "nnotesws.dll" (Byval hWnd As Long,Byval
class inheritance Use platform-specific LotusScript code with classes Use version-specific LotusScript code with classes Use LSI_Info()/GetThreadInfo Use the execute command Use advanced logging Mixing Java and LotusScript Advanced LotusScript
By Gary DevendorfDisplaying, sorting, grouping, and filtering live Notes/Domino data in a SharePoint "Data View" Web part is useful. However, the real value is adding calculated columns, conditional formatting, and linking the data to other
NotesDateTime instead of strings Use DXL as Transport Use wizard interface in your Notes client Consuming Web services Use classes Use the Evaluate command Use "trusted servers" Everyday LotusScript Tip #1. Use error trapping Error trapping
One of the biggest problems when dealing with file attachments in Lotus Notes documents is that you can't detach the files on the server. This is due to a setting on the Public Names & Address Book on the server. Usually the server's
Coming back to Object-Oriented programming in LotusScript after a lengthy spell programming in only JavaScript was a bit of a shock: LotusScript isso restricted! Everything has to be declared and set up in rigid class hierarchies that can't be
This user defined array class can be used for manipulating all kinds of operations on arrays. Put the Array class given below in a script library (Declaration event) and name it as "CLASS : Array"This user defined array class can be used for
Here's the problem. You're using object-oriented LotusScript to create classes and objects. Like a good object-oriented LotusScript developer, you're declaring all your class variables as "Private" and then writing "Setter" and "Getter" properties
Performance-tuning Lotus Notes applications is more an art than a science, and there are probably hundreds of causes for slowness in a database. However, when you're looking at an application that's not performing well there are a handful of common