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Getting yourself ready to create servlets

Servlets. Should we bother using them or not? That's the question I've been asking myself recently. After all, what can we do with servlets that we can't do with agents? That's a rhetorical question ...

28 Apr 2002 | Keywords: Java, servlet, netbeans | Read »

Multiple Threads in Notes Agents

OK, I'm biased. I think Java is the best language on the market today. But why should you use it when LotusScript achieves the same purpose? The answer lies in the many advanced features of the langu...

27 Nov 2001 | Keywords: Java, Thread, Performance | Read »

Complete control when printing HTML from an agent

Agents that are run via the web can use the "Print" statement in order to dynamically write HTML back to the browser. For example, in a Web Query Save agent you could return a message to the user to ...

4 Oct 2000 | Keywords: Agent, Print, HTML | Read »

Forcing attachments to always download

Knowing how a certain browser on a certain operating-system will respond to a click on a link to a file of a certain type is something of a guessing-game. We know and expect that clicking a link to a...

19 May 2002 | Keywords: Servlet, download, attachment | Read »

Java Date-Picker Applet

Entering dates on forms via the web. For something that should be so simple this is, more often than not, a troublesome area. It would probably be a whole lot easier if the whole world stuck to using...

9 Apr 2001 | Keywords: date, applet, format | Read »

At last, an applet worth using

Regular visitors of this site may know already that I'm not a great advocate of using Java Applets in a web site. That is not to say that I don't occasionally relent and give in to one of the followi...

24 Jun 2001 | Keywords: Applet, Menu, Java | Read »

Sending HTML mail via SMTP part 3

In the last article I showed all the code required to send a mail in HTML format. All very well but it's not what we really want to actually start using in our applications. What we want is a more po...

14 Apr 2002 | Keywords: SMTP, Mail, Socket, HTML | Read »

Sending HTML emails, the final word

There are lots of topics that get endless discussion in the Notes forums. One of the perennials is the small matter of sending e-mails in HTML format. To which there are as many solutions as there ar...

13 Oct 2002 | Keywords: Mail, HTML, Socket | Read »

Upload Image Resources from The Web

Now I like to think that when it comes to Domino I am pretty clued up on what can and can't be done. For instance, if somebody were to ask me whether I could change their application so that the imag...

5 Dec 2001 | Keywords: image, resource, DXL | Read »

Domino, XML-RPC and Java - An Example

Okay so in the last article we covered the ins and outs of XML-RPC and we're happy with the fact that Domino can process RPC requests using nothing but a simple Java agent. Now let's look at an examp...

9 Jun 2003 | Keywords: blog, rpc. xml | Read »