Re: Quick survey: What would it take to get you started with Java in Notes?
My major problem is that so far I didn't work in projects where Java is really required. And due to time pressure, I always have relied on LS so far... BTW: I am looking for good tutorials to get a...
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I use Notes/Domino to develop for the web and I only use Java for my agents. I'm still on Notes 7 anyway. If I develop for the Notes client I have an audience of one ... myself. If I develop for the...
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I'd agree with one of the other comments - Option1 is ideal, but Option 2 is a good start. I'd really like to see some examples of how to do Java in Notes (varying things up to side bar plugins) -...
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If it is just general java agents you plan to do then just knowledge of java is enough. SUN have a nice online tutorial to get you started, after that I recommend reading "Head first design patterns"...
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Large number of libraries? You don't need anything else than the core JDK to write agents and maybe even only java.lang and java.util, java.io.
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I applaud your decision and taking the plunge - it will pay off even if your current employer can't see it. Good for you.
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Simon you probably wont be able to develop plugins from DDE as Notes is already loaded and can't be started again. It's the same as trying to launch Notes from Eclipse when Notes is already running....
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I generally develop Java code in Rational Application Developer (or Eclipse) because it is an excellent IDE and more powerful that Lotus Domino Designer, although it's great that Designer 8.5 is now...
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I know I'm a bit late to this party, and there is some question as to whether this will ever be a hypothetical question in my case, but I'd have to say 4 and/or 5. I have zero interest in Java -- less,...
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Hmmm interesting and I respect your point of view but LotusScript more expressive than Java!? Really??
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