Archiv der Kategorie: OSGi

Domino & Spring Boot: How does it work

The example Spring Boot Plugin I have published two days ago is a full working example to run Spring Boot applications directly in the Domino HTTP task. It is designed as an OSGi plugin and runs inside the servlet container, … Weiterlesen

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Domino & Spring Boot: An example project

I have uploaded an example for running Spring Boot applications on top of Domino. You can find it here: https://github.com/hasselbach/domino-springboot This solution is running for years in productive environments. Hopefully I will find some time to explain how it works.

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Domino & REST: Debug your Plugin

When developing OSGi Plugins, you should have your own development server running on your local machine. Not only because of the faster deployment of changes (a new version of a plugin must always deployed with a HTTP restart), but because … Weiterlesen

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XPages: A ClientSide State

I have created a ClientSide State for XPages, which allows horizontal scaling of XPages applications with a single click. After installing the OSGi Plugin on the servers and the DDE, you can activate it with a single click: Then, the … Weiterlesen

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HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (4)

Now, let’s access some Domino resources. I have created a database named „VaadinResources.nsf„, containing a normal image resource, and an image added via package explorer to the „WEB-INF“ folder: Vaadin provides stream resources, which allows creating of dynamic resources. These … Weiterlesen

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HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (3)

Let’s create another application, based on Vaadin’s AddressBook example. You can download the source code directly or grab the code from the repository; it is a single class file named „AddressbookUI“ only. After importing (or manually creating) the class in … Weiterlesen

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HowTo: Vaadin on Domino (2)

When running your own servlet, you eventually want to access the Domino environment. To do this, some changes has to be made to the HelloVaadin plug-in. 1. Open the „MANFIFEST.MF“ and open the „Dependencies“ tab 2. Add the plug-in „com.ibm.osgi.domino.core“ … Weiterlesen

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HowTo: Vaadin on Domino

This example requires a valid XPages Plugin Development Environment. The execution environment used is the XPages Domino JRE. 1. Create a new plug-in project and select „Equinox“ as OSGi framework 2. Set the name of the activator class to „ch.hasselba.vaadin.Activator“ … Weiterlesen

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