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Das ist das Blog von Sven Hasselbach über Themen aus der Entwicklung und alles, was ihm sonst so durch den Kopf geht.
Seit 2003 als freiberuflicher Entwickler deutschlandweit im Einsatz, mit dem Schwerpunkten Lotus Notes & XPages, Spring, Java & OSGi
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Archiv des Autors: Sven Hasselbach
XPages: SSJS, EL and Bindings
Because of reasons you should already know I avoid the use of SSJS in my XPages applications, but there are still some parts which can be easy realized in SSJS, but with EL only with a lot of effort. One of … Weiterlesen
XPages: An optimized JavaScript Resource Renderer
Ferry Kranenburg created a nice hack to solve the AMD loader problem with XPages and Dojo, and because of the missing ability to add a resource to the bottom of an XPage by a property, I have created a new … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java, JSF, XPages
Verschlagwortet mit 9.0, Java, Java Script, JSF, XPages
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xsp.application.context.proxy
Just a reminder for myself: To use a CDN for XPage resources, you can add a leading slash to the xsp.application.context.proxy property. xsp.application.context.proxy=/cdn.hasselba.ch
Veröffentlicht unter Performance, Web, XPages
Verschlagwortet mit 9.0, Domino, Performance, Web, XPages
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XPages: Running Google’s Chrome V8 Javascript Engine (2)
A while ago I tried to run Google’s V8 Javascript engine on top of XPages, and today I found the reason why my server crashed after the first click: I have tried to load the engine only once (statically), and … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter ServerSide JavaScript, XPages
Verschlagwortet mit 9.0, Domino, HTTP, Java, ServerSide JavaScript, XPages
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XPages: Empty HTML5 Attibutes & PassThroughTags
A while ago I developed some HTML5 XPages applications, but the development process was a little bit frustrating because of the missing possibility to add empty attributes to a PassThroughTag. A single empty attribute is not allowed, because this would … Weiterlesen
REST & Security: Why HTTP GET is insecure (and the other methods too)
Yesterday René commented that submitting username and password with HTTP GET is insecure, because they are submitted in clear text over the wire as part of the URI. At the first moment, I did not give some thought about it, because it is known … Weiterlesen
REST & Security: More about the DominoStatelessTokenServlet
During the last days I have refined the DominoStatelessTokenServlet a little bit. It is now a pre-beta release, and I think it is time to explain some details about it. While it is still a proof-of-concept, it demonstrates how a … Weiterlesen
REST & Security: A Stateless Token Servlet
I have uploaded some of my projects to GitHub, including an alpha version of a stateless token servlet. The servlet has it’s own authentication mechanism (the password is currently not validated), and for developing purposes it uses HTTP GET. In … Weiterlesen
IBM Bluemix: Filemode-Problems with GitHub
When creating your own build pack for IBM Bluemix applications (or other Cloud Foundry based solutions), it is required to set the correct file mode for the executables before initially pushing them to GitHub. Otherwise the compilation will fail, and … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter IBM Bluemix
Verschlagwortet mit Cloud, Cloud Foundry, IBM Bluemix
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REST & Security: Same-Origin Policy / CORS
The „Same-orginin policy„ is an important concept for protecting web applications. In short, only resources from the same domain are allowed, everything else is permitted denied. To allow access other domains in your application, you have to enable „CORS„, a … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java Script, REST, Security, Web
Verschlagwortet mit REST, Security, ServerSide JavaScript, Web
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