I'd leave Xpages well alone if I were you. I've been using them for some time, and to sum up, they are horrible and temeramental for developing all but the simplest tasks. In theory, they are a great idea, but in practice, fall woefully short. For example, just having an icon appear in a viewpanel column if field x="1", and another if field x="2", is massively over-complicated and time consuming, it's ridiculous. The whole point of XPages is that it is supossed to be Rapid Application Development technology for the web - something that is long overdue, but this is not the case in XPages development.
Hi Jake,
I'd leave Xpages well alone if I were you. I've been using them for some time, and to sum up, they are horrible and temeramental for developing all but the simplest tasks. In theory, they are a great idea, but in practice, fall woefully short. For example, just having an icon appear in a viewpanel column if field x="1", and another if field x="2", is massively over-complicated and time consuming, it's ridiculous. The whole point of XPages is that it is supossed to be Rapid Application Development technology for the web - something that is long overdue, but this is not the case in XPages development.