In the previous part I covered setting up Node-RED, in my scenario as a Docker image. Triggering Domino code on schedule is surprisingly straightforward, requiring just two nodes. The first is the inject node and the second is the http request node. The inject node allows a process to be scheduled. The payload for the […]
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Following on from my last blog post, when I came to installing Domino I encountered two issues, both of which I’ve encountered before and both I’d forgotten the resolution and struggled to find it. Making mistakes is unavoidable. Making the same mistake twice, however, is. So I’m resorting to my standard resolution: blog about it.
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Just a reminder as you prepare for installing FP10, there are some areas worth backing up (thanks to those who’ve mentioned some on Twitter or chats). On the server: java.policy file, if you’ve made changes java.pol file if you’ve made one Any additional JAR files in jvm\lib\ext osgi-dots folder, if you’ve added DOTS changes You
Notes & Domino FP10 – Some Suggested Steps Before And After Read More »
The first part I’ll cover is the scheduler – Node-RED. Many developers may not be familiar with it, but for more on why I think it’s a good fit, see the previous part of the series. The best place to get started is the Getting Started part of the Node-RED site. Node-RED, as its name
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Two months from today IBM Think will officially start, although the IBM Champion day on March 18th will be my first – and no doubt very busy – involvement. And the great news is that I will be delivering two sessions that week. Developing with Watson Work Services Java SDK (Session ID 3249) The starting
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Intec are pleased to announce that as of January 2018 we achieved the highest business partner status available to IBM business partners – Platinum. We have delivered solutions built on IBM technology for many years through our long-standing partnership with IBM, and now, we are honoured to be recognised as an IBM Platinum business partner.
Intec achieve the highest IBM Business Partner status available – Platinum Read More »
It’s great to see the amount of activity in the #Domino2025 Jam forum. But just a few thoughts from my point of view on the vision area: Take a step back and think beyond a specific use case requirement Don’t focus on detail of an individual feature, focus on direction Back it up with justifications
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On Friday it was confirmed that both Paul Withers and Tim Malone were selected as IBM Champions for 2018. It is the fifth consecutive year that Tim has been an IBM Champion. Paul Withers has been ever-present since the inception of the IBM Champion program for IBM Collaboration Solutions in 2011. It’s a great honour
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Before Christmas I blogged a teaser about running Xots tasks scheduled. Various demos have been constructed and a video will be coming, but I decided to blog about the components I would recommend to a customer. This is very much a modular approach with a lot of BYO components. But therein lies its strength, in
Scheduling XPages / OSGi Plugin Code – Part One Read More »
Some years ago I developed an XPages application that heavily used ODA. In fact, it was the first I used Xots in. At the time, I needed a scheduled agent to send email reminders. I was frustrated that the only option if I wanted code in the NSF was a Java agent, which required me
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