Archive for the 'JSON' Category
Thursday, February 14th, 2008
Hi. Troy here. Viktor has been nagging me to write something about the LotusScript JSON classes that I created, so here goes. You can read some background information about the classes here.
First a little history. I originally wrote the JSONReader to support a particular piece of functionality we were putting […]
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2 Comments » | Posted in SNAPPS, Ajax, JSON, Domino
Tagged: ajax, domino, JSON, lotusscript, snapps
Friday, January 25th, 2008
Troy Reimer at SNAPPS has created LotusScript classes for parsing and creating JSON text. These classes are contained within five script libraries. There is a JSONReader and a JSONWriter class together with some wrapper classes including JSONArray and JSONObject. The JSONWriter class is really cool. You can pass it basically anything Notes data related and […]
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Tagged: ajax, domino, JSON, lotusscript, snapps, troy
Friday, September 28th, 2007
Troy Reimer and I spoke for a couple of hours in front of 30 or so geeks Tuesday night in Stockholm, Sweden. Ekakan sponsored the event and Troy and I had a great time. We spoke about the Lotus Quickr Templates, you can download them here, and about workflow lotusscript, JSON and the Dojo Toolkit. […]
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Tagged: Demo, dojo, domino, ekakan, Funny Stuff, g33k, JSON, lotus quickr, stockholm, sweden, templates
Friday, June 29th, 2007
In today’s three part tutorial I’m first going to show you how to create a sign in form directly on a Domino page. Secondly, I’m going to show how you can embed a Domino form, with security, directly into a floating pane and submit it using Ajax. Last I’m showing you some code how to […]
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9 Comments » | Posted in Ajax, JSON, Domino, Dojo, Tutorial
Tagged: ajax, Demo, dojo, domino, floating window, JavaScript, JSON, Tutorial
Wednesday, June 6th, 2007
There are many articles out there explaining what JSON is and where to use it, including a very good article written by Scott Good titled JSON and Domino.
What I’m going to try to explain in this tutorial is why associative arrays are our best friend when coding with JSON and Ajax. We have all seen […]
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2 Comments » | Posted in Ajax, JSON, Domino, Dojo, Tutorial
Tagged: ajax, associative arrays, dojo, domino, JSON, Tutorial, xml
Monday, May 21st, 2007
Many of you have requested that I publish the sample database I used for the Faster Ajax with Domino and JSON speed test. I posted the article back in March and I should have done this a long time ago.
All documents/notes has been deleted from the Domino database to save some space and bandwidth on […]
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3 Comments » | Posted in Ajax, JSON, Domino, Tutorial
Tagged: ajax, domino, JSON, Tutorial, XHR
Friday, March 2nd, 2007
As several bloggers have posted, there is a new way of getting data out of Domino views using JSON. This feature was planned for Domino 8 but “slipped” into the 7.0.2 release of Domino.
I wanted to know if it would be faster to parse the data with JSON out of a huge view, with over […]
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6 Comments » | Posted in Ajax, JSON, Domino, Tutorial
Tagged: ajax, domino, firebug, firefox, ibm, JSON, Tutorial, xml
Thursday, March 1st, 2007
About this tutorial
After using Dojo for some time and looking for a calendar widget I gave up and started coding one myself. I had several goals with this widget: Using any back-end database for the entries, time zone changes, localized (internationalization i18n) and being able to drag entries to other dates.
This tutorial gives you all […]
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56 Comments » | Posted in JSON, Dojo, Tutorial
Tagged: ajax, calendar entries, dojo, i18n, JSON, time zone, Tutorial, widget