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Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Three: Column and Bar Charts

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In Part One (http://hermes.intec.co.uk/Intec/Blog.nsf/dx/10012010214412HERTH7.htm) I have given some background and generic code quired on any page showing a dojo chart. In Part Two (http://hermes.intec.co.uk/Intec/Blog.nsf/dx/12012010175038HERNX7.htm) I added a series using javascript onto my XPage and generated a pie chart. In Part Three I will cover the other two chart types shown on my first demo page […]

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Lotus knows how to do General Opening Sessions !

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The much anticipated Opening General Session from Lotusphere 2010 did not disappoint. In a massive auditorium that was full to bursting, the event kicked off with two very cool rock violinists being joined on stage by two excellent drummers. The high energy music was a very fitting precursor to a set of announcements that will

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Lotusphere 2010 – Highlights from Business Development Day

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Lotusphere 2010 got underway today with Business Development Day exclusively focussed on Business Partners, whose numbers, encouragingly, are up on last year. The opening session started with Bob Picciano handing over the reigns to Alistair Rennie as Lotus General Manager. Alistair wasted no time in issuing what might prove to be the quote of the week –  “Lotus

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Sleep ? Who needs it !

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 Awake at a ridiculous hour this morning despite wandering around a showery Downtown Disney until quite a creditable time last night – well. ok 10.30 – but I was quite impressed after a transatlantic flight ! The flight had over 250 empty seats, so it was quite a coincidence that I ended up sitting next

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Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part Two: Creating Series and Generating the Pie Chart

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In Part One I covered the generic code elements required on the XPage before we get as far as creating the data for the chart and the chart itself. Now we get into the interesting stuff. Creating a Series The first part of the chart is the series. What I’m looking to produce is an array

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Dojox Charting Tutorial – Part One: Background and Generic Code

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At Intec we have a number of applications that have included charts for some time, whether for dashboards or other reporting. At the time the we used haneng charts (http://www.hanengcharts.com/), because we didn’t have the expertise in house to develop anything as good or better. The product provided what we needed and still does. But

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On the Shoulders of Giants – How We Learn

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Over the last week I have been doing some investigation on dojox charting, building on the XPages tutorial samples of Chris Connor and the pure dojo tutorials of Doug McMaster and Eugene Latzukin on SitePen, the basis for parts of the article on dojocampus. Despite their work, I suffered a number of frustrations trying to produce the

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Workaround for Multi-Value Fields – Update

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Earlier this month I posted an article about multi-value field problems. The good news is it’s been SPR’d  – reference EGLN7YMLYD. However, while looking into a fellow developer’s problems on this area, my mind wandered back to the XPages templates that have been developed by IBM, specifically the Discussion Template. Surely Tags (WebCategories field) is

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