BP215 – “The Great Code Giveaway”: The Art of the Possible
This years version of our Lotusphere session: “The Great Code Giveaway”: The Art of the Possible, is now available for download at download.snapps.com.
Prerequisite:
This application needs to run on a Domino server version 7.0.2 or above. Some Widgets may need version 8.5 or above to run.
This application uses The Dojo Toolkit JavaScript library.
The following is only needed, but required, if you are installing this application on a version of Domino below 8.5.
- Download version 1.1.1 or above of Dojo
- Unzip the download
- Rename and place this directory on your Domino server in the following path:
path_to_root_data_directory/domino/html/domjs/dojo-1.1.1
This path is hard coded into the MyDomino form. If you want to change the path you can by modifying the HTML shown below in the MyDomino form:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/domjs/dojo-1.1.1/dojo/dojo.js"></script>
This application was tested on version installed with Domino 8.5 (1.1.1) and downloaded version 1.2.3
The application was tested on:
- Internet Explorer 7.0.5 on Windows
- Firefox 3.0.5 for Windows
- Firefox 3.0.5 for Macintosh
Installation:
- Change the ACL to match your current environment
- Make a non replica copy of the application on your Domino server
- Sign it with an appropriate administrators ID
Usage:
Browse to the application and log in as a valid directory user. It should create a myDomino document automatically for the user.
HAVE FUN!
The code is released under the Apache license. You may obtain a copy of the License at:
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Have fun with it.
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January 24th, 2009 15:38
Viktor, Rob,
. Definitely worth looking into.
Tx for a great session.
Very impressive stuff.
Tx for being able to download this.
I just bought a couple of Dojo books (and finished one on the flight back home
Your example code will help a lot too.
January 29th, 2009 05:19
hi viktor,
thx for the session and for the cool stuff you gave away. i tried to setup the mydomino-app on one of my 8.0.2 servers but after the login, when i click on my username the domino-console shows this
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HTTP Web Server: Lotus Notes Exception – Entry not found in index [/apps/mydomino.nsf/UserProfiles/CN_Hans_Unteregger_OU_SBG_O_Pappas?OpenDocument&dojo.preventCache=1233223658393]
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do you have any hint for me, what’s maybe wrong?
thx in advance and greetings from austria
hans
January 29th, 2009 09:49
Does the user profile open. The first time you click your name no profile document exist. The application looks for an existing one first (that’s why you probably get the console error), if none exist it creates one with ?OpenForm. Does it open a new form for you?
January 29th, 2009 10:57
No, when I click my username nothing happens and on the domino-console appears the error-msg.
January 29th, 2009 11:19
If you go to the Notes client. Does the doc exist? Can you go to the that URL from the browser direct?
January 29th, 2009 12:33
there’s no profile doc in the db. just for the record: i copied the latest dojo-version to the suggested dir, renamed it (to 1.1.1), copied the databases into a subdir on my domino (via the notes-client) and restarted the http-task.
is there anything else to keep in mind (db-location….)?
January 29th, 2009 15:18
Should be nothing else to do. Are you using session authentication?
February 2nd, 2009 06:18
hi,
sorry, for the late answer. no time for testing at the end of last week. today i tried the same on my 8.5 testserver an it works.
although there’s one thing that’s not working: if i add the inotes widget, i’m unable to display my mailbox. i always get a time-out error from gca.snapps.com ?? how’s the syntax for the mailbox path?
thx for your support.
February 2nd, 2009 10:41
You have to change the path in the widget with a Notes client. The path to mail can be different on servers but is usually at “path_to_server/mail/mail_db_name.nsf”
February 4th, 2009 06:13
hi, thx. now it works. really cool stuff.
February 4th, 2009 10:30
Hans,
I’m glad you got it working.
Enjoy and have fun with it.
February 8th, 2009 19:02
Hi Victor,
Can you post the presentation also?
Thanks in advance.
TTYL,
John
February 10th, 2009 11:22
John,
The presentation only had about 10 slides. Not saying really anything about the session, just a history over the 8 years we’ve been doing it at Lotusphere. I’ll talk to Rob to see if he want to post it though.
August 12th, 2009 13:17
Hello, thaks for the code. So…. I’ve got it working, but I have 3 questions.
1 – Can I add an RSS feed from a Domino database, just like a feed from a Blog ont he web?
2 – Can you tell me what format the “Server URL”, “Database Name” and “View Name” are looking for on the Domino View widget?
3 – Can I predefine a widget with info, and if so, how?
Great job byt the way. I’m thinking of using some of it for a corporat app.
August 12th, 2009 22:19
Keith,
Thank you for your kind words.
1 – No, Domino databases don’t have RSS feeds out of the box. You can create one by using a page and some HTML inside the view columns.
2 – I don’t understand what you mean by format.
3 – Yes. By adding the “dv” attribute to the JSON. See other widgets for example
August 14th, 2009 11:59
Sorry, but format I mean what actually goes in the fields. For example, in the Server URL do you enter just the DNS name for the server or the entire path to the database? Likewise in the database name field, do you just enter the DB name or the entire path ralative to the data directory including the “.nsf”. I assume the view name is just the view name. Perhaps you could send me a screen shot of a database virew you have setup.
For the RSS feed, I’ve setup a Domino Blog database based on the 8.0 template, Does that have built in RSS capabilities?
Thanks
August 14th, 2009 12:00
Sorry, can’t type today (but format) = (by format)
August 15th, 2009 19:52
Server – DNS name of the server
Database – Entire path relative to the data directory including the “.nsf”.
View – just name of view.
About the RSS feed in a Domino Blog db: I really don’t know since I don’t use that template, but I assume they have RSS feeds in there.
August 19th, 2009 08:37
The Pandabear application looks great, but I’m still not able to install it from the web page. Other Adobe over the air applications are working fine – so my question is where to download the .air file directly. This way seems to be working.
Many Thanks in advance
(Linux – ubuntu 8.10 64bit)
December 4th, 2009 14:54
Hello, we have successfully got my Domino up and running, I have one question:
Our site utilizes Single Sign On for nearly all web based applications, including My Domino. Single Sign On is in use for applications that are Domino based as well as those that are not. We are building widgets w/in My Domino to act like a dashboard to all other SSO enabled applications. We were successful in building our widgets, however the widgets cannot seem to utilize the current SSO cookie and pass credentials to the next application, causing us to login again. Is there a method w/in the widget that will allow us to use the current SSO cookie?
Thank you very much!
December 9th, 2009 10:38
@Spencer:
Are you trying to get data from other servers? If so are you using MSSO (Multi Server Sign On)?
December 9th, 2009 15:40
Not necessarily retrieving data from other servers, just displaying information from other applications w/in the widgets of my Domino. Kind of like a “web page w/in a web page”. No, we’re not using native Domino MSSO, we’re using third party CA, SiteMinder to do SSO. All of our applications are protected by it. Outside of my Domino, if we open an application, then manually change the URL to go to another Siteminder protected application, we are not prompted for credentials.