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UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales
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Oliver Busse
The Workflow in Bluemix Development
“Out of the Blue”
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Promise
No coding (Code? Yes, maybe) – but tools
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Agenda
 Introduction
 Glossary
 Tools used
 Start on Bluemix
 Continue on your PC
 XPages on Bluemix – the basics
 Extending XPages with Plugins – on Bluemix
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Introduction
Oliver Busse
• „Bleeding Yellow“ since R4.5
• Certified Lotus Instructor since 2001
• IBM Champion for ICS in 2015
• OpenNTF Contributor Director
• XPages Advocate
• IBM Bluemix curious
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Glossary – what is…?
• Bluemix?
• PaaS (platform only, no software preconfigured, based on CloundFoundry)
• a Runtime?
• Environment in which your application will run
• a Service?
• Functionality for your application e.g. Database, Security, Watson or „Internet of
Things“
• DevOps?
• „Development & Operations“, tools for testing, building and deploying apps
• JazzHub?
• Repository for your application source code, issue tracking and documentation
• a Stage?
• block in DevOps‘ deployment process
• a Pipeline?
• combination of stages when deploying an application
• the CF-Tool?
• CloudFoundry command line tool, manage your application via the console
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Tools used in this presentation
• Git-SCM
• common source code control system
• CMDER with inline Git
• Powerful command line replacement with Git support
• Eclipse
• IDE for Java Developers
• Bluemix Plugin
• Deployment console for Eclipse on Bluemix
• Websphere Liberty Profile (WLP)
• Local application server runtime
• CF Commandline Tool
• CloudFoundry command for deploying apps
• Extlib v14 / Bluemix plugin for Domino Designer
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Start on IBM Bluemix
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Start on Bluemix
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Choose application type „WEB“
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Choose a runtime
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Let Bluemix do the work…
 Wait until the application is created
 The following page shows some basic information about the
runtime and lets you download a sample application code
 You can download this code and start over with it
 We don‘t download the starter code
 We are creative for ourselves
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Read the intro and scroll down
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Add a Git repository
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Don‘t use the starter code
Uncheck this!
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Check the repository
You will also receive an email that tells you about your new repository on JazzHub
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Edit code: with DevOps
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Create and edit your code locally
 The starter code give you a basic example of a project
 DevOps code editors are versatile and flexible
 Helps you to start over without installing anything on your PC
• Editing your code with a local IDE is of course more
convenient though
• You can preview your changes much faster on your local
server
• You can use 3rd party tools and add-ons in your IDE
but...
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Clone the (empty) repository
 Using the Git
command line
 The folder with
the repository
will be created
automatically
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Continuing on your local PC
 Install/setup your IDE, e.g. Eclipse
 Create a new or use an existing project
 Make sure you place the project files in the prior created
repository folder on
your disk
 For a simple JSP/JSF
based web app you
can also use my
boilerplate
https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-liberty-boilerplate
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Verify project structure, use the project
 Check the extracted files (overwrite files
from the ZIP if you are asked for it)
 Import the project into Eclipse
 Download the IBM Bluemix plugin and the
Websphere Liberty Runtime from Eclipse
Marketplace
 Test run the app on the local WLP server
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Importing the project into Eclipse
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Importing the project into Eclipse
Notice the arrows in the folder tree. They
say „hey, I am not up-to-date in the Git
repository, yet“. The question marks say
„hey, I am not part of the repo, yet – add
me!“
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Push changes to Bluemix
 The imported project is a „change“ in the repository
 You have to commit these changes to the repository
 Then push the changes to Bluemix DevOps
-A = Add just all changes
-m = your commit message
upload the commit to DevOps
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Setting up the build and deploy pipeline
Just hit the „play“ button as our
demo is using ANT build*. For
other configurations hit the gear
icon
*) ANT is the default build system in DevOps
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Watch Bluemix DevOps doing the work
Building process
Deploying process
All green –
Finished!
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Show log output during build and deployment
Just click here to see a
detailed log output
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Log outputs during „staging“
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Test the deployed app
• Open the URL of your application
• Remember: URLs for both data centers
are different:
• myapp.nybluemix.net (US)
• myapp.eu-gb.mybluemix.net (UK)
Continue to make changes and bring your app to „life“.
Happy coding!
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Continue on your PC
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Using the Bluemix Eclipse plug-in
 Get the plug-in and install it in your Eclipse IDE
 Once you set it up you‘ll find the plug-in in the server tab in
Eclipse
 If the server tab isn‘t displayed then open it with „Window,
Show View, Server“ or „Other“ and search for it
 Usually you start with a new project and deploy without using
the Bluemix browser UI
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Setting up the Bluemix plug-in
 Double click on the entry in the server tab to open the
configuration*
*) https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/#asset/tools-IBM_Eclipse_Tools_for_Bluemix
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Adding a complete new application to Eclipse
 Get a sample project or create a new Java WLP project
 If you use an existing project, import it into Eclipse
 Add it to the IBM Bluemix plug-in (RMB, „Add and Remove“)
 Setup application name and domain for the application
 Check the console
*) A simple JSP application can be found here: https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-word-counter/downloads
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Add the application to the Bluemix plug-in
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Setting application properties for Bluemix
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Check the console
This is what we are
looking for!
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Check the Dashboard
A new application
was created!
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View the result
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XPages on Bluemix
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Preparations & Considerations
 Update your Notes/Domino Designer to 9.0.1
 Get the latest Extension Library (V14, August 2015)
 Install the Extlib in DDE and on your local Domino server
(updatesite recommended)
 Think different: separate the design from the data
• create a copy of your application that contains the design
only on your local server
 It‘s easier to start with an existing application
• use the demo app or use your own!
 And: remember the !! notation 
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Architecture & Ingredients
NSF
Design
XSP Runtime
NSFNSF
NSF
Data
Domino NoSQL Service
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Preparations (continued)
 Create a Domino NoSQL Service
 Grab your Bluemix Notes-ID
 Setup a location document for Bluemix
 If you don‘t have access to your local server‘s certifier ID then
create a separate local Domino server
• cross-certify the Bluemix Notes-ID on this machine
• always use the Bluemix Notes-Id during development
 Or: use your default Notes-ID for development
• sign the applications prior to deployment on Bluemix with
the Bluemix Notes-ID
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Creating the Domino NoSQL Service
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Creating the Domino NoSQL Service
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Gathering Domino‘s information & your ID
Download the ID file
Notice the NSF filename!
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Deployment process: the data part
 Test the connection to the Bluemix Domino server
• It‘s name is „slaney/Bluemix“* under the IP you just saw
• Just hit CTRL+O and type in the IP
• A connection document will be created automatically 
 Create a copy of your data NSF on the Bluemix Domino server
 Tweak the ACL
 Create other web users via the Domino dashboard
*) Texas Datacenter, in the UK Datacenter the server is named lagan/Bluemix
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Hello, Domino
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Current Restrictions
 No access to names.nsf
 No access to DDM
 No access to log.nsf
 No admin access, no console access
 No authentication to names.nsf, just ?login
 No replicas, just copies allowed
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Outlook
 Usage of DA
 Usage of other LDAP services such as Domino and AD
 Replicas
 Cross-certification
 On-prem access
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Deployment process: the design part
 Examine your XPages, Custom Controls and SSJS
for static access to the „current“ database
 Change all occurrences to a dynamic access to
the data part of your application
• use the Bluemix examples in the documentation
• or: use a bean to compute server !! filepath to
your data NSF (the „DAOBean“ *)
 Recommended: separate design from data on your
local development environment, too!
*) http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=daobean-for-xsp-on-bluemix
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Intoducing the BluemixContext
 New SSJS object / Java class to access the Bluemix
environment
 Provides the DataService object / class
 The DataService object / class provides the server and filepath
to the data NSF
import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.BluemixContext;
import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.BluemixContextManager;
import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.DataService;
public class DAOBean {
public String getBluemixFilepath(){
BluemixContext bc = BluemixContextManager.getInstance();
DataService ds = bc.getDataService();
String serverAndFilePath = ds.getServerName() + "!!" + ds.getAppPath();
return serverAndFilePath;
}
}
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Example: modifying the document data source
<xp:view xmlns:xp="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/core“ xmlns:xc="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/custom">
<xp:this.data>
<xp:dominoDocument
var="document1"
formName="frmBookmark"
databaseName="#{javascript:dao.getBluemixFilepath()}">
</xp:dominoDocument>
</xp:this.data>
…
• Assuming that the DAOBean class is defined as „dao“ in faces-
config.xml
• You also should calculate the local server and filepath if not running on
Bluemix
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Deploying the design part
 You can use the DDE Bluemix plug-in
or
 Deploy the application for yourself with the CF tool (aka what
the DDE plugin does)
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Use the DDE Bluemix plug-in
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Use the CF tool to deploy (what the plug-in does)
 Create a folder on your disk
 Create a copy (or replica) of your design part database in that
folder (DO NOT encrypt the local copy!)
 Create a text file called manifest.yml
• this is the key part!
 Don‘t forget to set the web launch option to an XPage!
 You should end up with something like this:
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manifest.yml
---
applications:
- name: iconukdemo
host: iconukdemo
instances: 1
memory: 512M
timeout: 180
buildpack: xpages_buildpack
command: /app/launch_xpages_webcontainer
env:
APP_HOME_URL: /iconukdemo.nsf
APP_PRELOAD_DB: iconukdemo.nsf
APP_VERBOSE_STAGING: 1
services:
- IBM XPages NoSQL Database-UK
Name and hostname of your application that
will be used on Bluemix
The NSF filename on your disk
The Domino NoSQL service on your Bluemix
environment
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CF tool: 3 steps
Name it whatever you want (or use
an existing applicartion name)
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Check application health
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Extending XPages with Plugins
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Plug-in Examples
 OpenNTF Domino API
 Bootstrap for XPages
 Extension Library Relational
 ViewGrid
 XPages DebugToolbar
 …
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A few steps
 Create a folder in the deployment
directory called
shared-plugins
 Download the extension
 Unzip it until you find the plugins
folder
 Copy all JAR files to the folder
shared-plugins
 Upload the application with the CF
tool
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Observe the plug-in deployment
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Resources
 CMDER http://cmder.net/
 Blank Liberty for Bluemix Boilerplate: https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-liberty-
boilerplate/downloads
 Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org
 IBM Bluemix: http://bluemix.net
 Eclipse Bluemix Plugin: https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ibm-eclipse-tools-bluemix
 XPages Extension Library: http://extlib.openntf.org
 OpenNTF Domino API: http://www.openntf.org/main.nsf/project.xsp?r=project/OpenNTF%20Domino%20API
 Domino NoSQL Service:
https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/XPagesNoSQLDatabase/index.html#xpservice_portexisting
 How-tos: http://XPag.es/?2022 and http://XPag.es/?2026
 DAO Bean: http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=daobean-for-xsp-on-bluemix
 CF Tool: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cli/releases
 BB-8: http://www.sphero.com/starwars
Thanks to the IBM Ireland XPages / Bluemix Development Team & Pete Janzen
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Q & A
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Visit our booth and attend our other sessions:
• Tuesday, 10:20, Room 2
Matthew Fyleman - “Oranges are not the only fruit”
• Tuesday, 13:30, Room 1
Simon Peek - „Need XPages apps fast? Need apps on
Mobile devices? Don’t have XPages knowledge? We4IT
brings you Aveedo!”
Attend this session to win a BB-8 Sphero!
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Nominate your IBM Champions
http://XPag.es/?202A

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Out of the Blue - the Workflow in Bluemix Development

  • 1. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20151 Oliver Busse The Workflow in Bluemix Development “Out of the Blue”
  • 2. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20152 Promise No coding (Code? Yes, maybe) – but tools
  • 3. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20153 Agenda  Introduction  Glossary  Tools used  Start on Bluemix  Continue on your PC  XPages on Bluemix – the basics  Extending XPages with Plugins – on Bluemix
  • 4. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20154 Introduction Oliver Busse • „Bleeding Yellow“ since R4.5 • Certified Lotus Instructor since 2001 • IBM Champion for ICS in 2015 • OpenNTF Contributor Director • XPages Advocate • IBM Bluemix curious
  • 5. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20155 Glossary – what is…? • Bluemix? • PaaS (platform only, no software preconfigured, based on CloundFoundry) • a Runtime? • Environment in which your application will run • a Service? • Functionality for your application e.g. Database, Security, Watson or „Internet of Things“ • DevOps? • „Development & Operations“, tools for testing, building and deploying apps • JazzHub? • Repository for your application source code, issue tracking and documentation • a Stage? • block in DevOps‘ deployment process • a Pipeline? • combination of stages when deploying an application • the CF-Tool? • CloudFoundry command line tool, manage your application via the console
  • 6. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20156 Tools used in this presentation • Git-SCM • common source code control system • CMDER with inline Git • Powerful command line replacement with Git support • Eclipse • IDE for Java Developers • Bluemix Plugin • Deployment console for Eclipse on Bluemix • Websphere Liberty Profile (WLP) • Local application server runtime • CF Commandline Tool • CloudFoundry command for deploying apps • Extlib v14 / Bluemix plugin for Domino Designer
  • 7. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20157 Start on IBM Bluemix
  • 8. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20158 Start on Bluemix
  • 9. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.20159 Choose application type „WEB“
  • 10. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201510 Choose a runtime
  • 11. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201511 Let Bluemix do the work…  Wait until the application is created  The following page shows some basic information about the runtime and lets you download a sample application code  You can download this code and start over with it  We don‘t download the starter code  We are creative for ourselves
  • 12. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201512 Read the intro and scroll down
  • 13. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201513 Add a Git repository
  • 14. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201514 Don‘t use the starter code Uncheck this!
  • 15. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201515 Check the repository You will also receive an email that tells you about your new repository on JazzHub
  • 16. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201516 Edit code: with DevOps
  • 17. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201517 Create and edit your code locally  The starter code give you a basic example of a project  DevOps code editors are versatile and flexible  Helps you to start over without installing anything on your PC • Editing your code with a local IDE is of course more convenient though • You can preview your changes much faster on your local server • You can use 3rd party tools and add-ons in your IDE but...
  • 18. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201518 Clone the (empty) repository  Using the Git command line  The folder with the repository will be created automatically
  • 19. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201519 Continuing on your local PC  Install/setup your IDE, e.g. Eclipse  Create a new or use an existing project  Make sure you place the project files in the prior created repository folder on your disk  For a simple JSP/JSF based web app you can also use my boilerplate https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-liberty-boilerplate
  • 20. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201520 Verify project structure, use the project  Check the extracted files (overwrite files from the ZIP if you are asked for it)  Import the project into Eclipse  Download the IBM Bluemix plugin and the Websphere Liberty Runtime from Eclipse Marketplace  Test run the app on the local WLP server
  • 21. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201521 Importing the project into Eclipse
  • 22. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201522 Importing the project into Eclipse Notice the arrows in the folder tree. They say „hey, I am not up-to-date in the Git repository, yet“. The question marks say „hey, I am not part of the repo, yet – add me!“
  • 23. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201523 Push changes to Bluemix  The imported project is a „change“ in the repository  You have to commit these changes to the repository  Then push the changes to Bluemix DevOps -A = Add just all changes -m = your commit message upload the commit to DevOps
  • 24. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201524 Setting up the build and deploy pipeline Just hit the „play“ button as our demo is using ANT build*. For other configurations hit the gear icon *) ANT is the default build system in DevOps
  • 25. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201525 Watch Bluemix DevOps doing the work Building process Deploying process All green – Finished!
  • 26. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201526 Show log output during build and deployment Just click here to see a detailed log output
  • 27. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201527 Log outputs during „staging“
  • 28. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201528 Test the deployed app • Open the URL of your application • Remember: URLs for both data centers are different: • myapp.nybluemix.net (US) • myapp.eu-gb.mybluemix.net (UK) Continue to make changes and bring your app to „life“. Happy coding!
  • 29. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201529 Continue on your PC
  • 30. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201530 Using the Bluemix Eclipse plug-in  Get the plug-in and install it in your Eclipse IDE  Once you set it up you‘ll find the plug-in in the server tab in Eclipse  If the server tab isn‘t displayed then open it with „Window, Show View, Server“ or „Other“ and search for it  Usually you start with a new project and deploy without using the Bluemix browser UI
  • 31. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201531 Setting up the Bluemix plug-in  Double click on the entry in the server tab to open the configuration* *) https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/#asset/tools-IBM_Eclipse_Tools_for_Bluemix
  • 32. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201532 Adding a complete new application to Eclipse  Get a sample project or create a new Java WLP project  If you use an existing project, import it into Eclipse  Add it to the IBM Bluemix plug-in (RMB, „Add and Remove“)  Setup application name and domain for the application  Check the console *) A simple JSP application can be found here: https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-word-counter/downloads
  • 33. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201533 Add the application to the Bluemix plug-in
  • 34. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201534 Setting application properties for Bluemix
  • 35. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201535 Check the console This is what we are looking for!
  • 36. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201536 Check the Dashboard A new application was created!
  • 37. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201537 View the result
  • 38. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201538 XPages on Bluemix
  • 39. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201539 Preparations & Considerations  Update your Notes/Domino Designer to 9.0.1  Get the latest Extension Library (V14, August 2015)  Install the Extlib in DDE and on your local Domino server (updatesite recommended)  Think different: separate the design from the data • create a copy of your application that contains the design only on your local server  It‘s easier to start with an existing application • use the demo app or use your own!  And: remember the !! notation 
  • 40. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201540 Architecture & Ingredients NSF Design XSP Runtime NSFNSF NSF Data Domino NoSQL Service
  • 41. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201541 Preparations (continued)  Create a Domino NoSQL Service  Grab your Bluemix Notes-ID  Setup a location document for Bluemix  If you don‘t have access to your local server‘s certifier ID then create a separate local Domino server • cross-certify the Bluemix Notes-ID on this machine • always use the Bluemix Notes-Id during development  Or: use your default Notes-ID for development • sign the applications prior to deployment on Bluemix with the Bluemix Notes-ID
  • 42. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201542 Creating the Domino NoSQL Service
  • 43. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201543 Creating the Domino NoSQL Service
  • 44. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201544 Gathering Domino‘s information & your ID Download the ID file Notice the NSF filename!
  • 45. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201545 Deployment process: the data part  Test the connection to the Bluemix Domino server • It‘s name is „slaney/Bluemix“* under the IP you just saw • Just hit CTRL+O and type in the IP • A connection document will be created automatically   Create a copy of your data NSF on the Bluemix Domino server  Tweak the ACL  Create other web users via the Domino dashboard *) Texas Datacenter, in the UK Datacenter the server is named lagan/Bluemix
  • 46. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201546 Hello, Domino
  • 47. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201547 Current Restrictions  No access to names.nsf  No access to DDM  No access to log.nsf  No admin access, no console access  No authentication to names.nsf, just ?login  No replicas, just copies allowed
  • 48. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201548 Outlook  Usage of DA  Usage of other LDAP services such as Domino and AD  Replicas  Cross-certification  On-prem access
  • 49. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201549 Deployment process: the design part  Examine your XPages, Custom Controls and SSJS for static access to the „current“ database  Change all occurrences to a dynamic access to the data part of your application • use the Bluemix examples in the documentation • or: use a bean to compute server !! filepath to your data NSF (the „DAOBean“ *)  Recommended: separate design from data on your local development environment, too! *) http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=daobean-for-xsp-on-bluemix
  • 50. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201550 Intoducing the BluemixContext  New SSJS object / Java class to access the Bluemix environment  Provides the DataService object / class  The DataService object / class provides the server and filepath to the data NSF import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.BluemixContext; import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.BluemixContextManager; import com.ibm.xsp.bluemix.util.context.DataService; public class DAOBean { public String getBluemixFilepath(){ BluemixContext bc = BluemixContextManager.getInstance(); DataService ds = bc.getDataService(); String serverAndFilePath = ds.getServerName() + "!!" + ds.getAppPath(); return serverAndFilePath; } }
  • 51. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201551 Example: modifying the document data source <xp:view xmlns:xp="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/core“ xmlns:xc="http://www.ibm.com/xsp/custom"> <xp:this.data> <xp:dominoDocument var="document1" formName="frmBookmark" databaseName="#{javascript:dao.getBluemixFilepath()}"> </xp:dominoDocument> </xp:this.data> … • Assuming that the DAOBean class is defined as „dao“ in faces- config.xml • You also should calculate the local server and filepath if not running on Bluemix
  • 52. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201552 Deploying the design part  You can use the DDE Bluemix plug-in or  Deploy the application for yourself with the CF tool (aka what the DDE plugin does)
  • 53. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201553 Use the DDE Bluemix plug-in
  • 54. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201554
  • 55. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201555 Use the CF tool to deploy (what the plug-in does)  Create a folder on your disk  Create a copy (or replica) of your design part database in that folder (DO NOT encrypt the local copy!)  Create a text file called manifest.yml • this is the key part!  Don‘t forget to set the web launch option to an XPage!  You should end up with something like this:
  • 56. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201556 manifest.yml --- applications: - name: iconukdemo host: iconukdemo instances: 1 memory: 512M timeout: 180 buildpack: xpages_buildpack command: /app/launch_xpages_webcontainer env: APP_HOME_URL: /iconukdemo.nsf APP_PRELOAD_DB: iconukdemo.nsf APP_VERBOSE_STAGING: 1 services: - IBM XPages NoSQL Database-UK Name and hostname of your application that will be used on Bluemix The NSF filename on your disk The Domino NoSQL service on your Bluemix environment
  • 57. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201557 CF tool: 3 steps Name it whatever you want (or use an existing applicartion name)
  • 58. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201558 Check application health
  • 59. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201559 Extending XPages with Plugins
  • 60. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201560 Plug-in Examples  OpenNTF Domino API  Bootstrap for XPages  Extension Library Relational  ViewGrid  XPages DebugToolbar  …
  • 61. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201561 A few steps  Create a folder in the deployment directory called shared-plugins  Download the extension  Unzip it until you find the plugins folder  Copy all JAR files to the folder shared-plugins  Upload the application with the CF tool
  • 62. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201562 Observe the plug-in deployment
  • 63. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201563 Resources  CMDER http://cmder.net/  Blank Liberty for Bluemix Boilerplate: https://bitbucket.org/zeromancer1972/bluemix-liberty- boilerplate/downloads  Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org  IBM Bluemix: http://bluemix.net  Eclipse Bluemix Plugin: https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ibm-eclipse-tools-bluemix  XPages Extension Library: http://extlib.openntf.org  OpenNTF Domino API: http://www.openntf.org/main.nsf/project.xsp?r=project/OpenNTF%20Domino%20API  Domino NoSQL Service: https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/XPagesNoSQLDatabase/index.html#xpservice_portexisting  How-tos: http://XPag.es/?2022 and http://XPag.es/?2026  DAO Bean: http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=daobean-for-xsp-on-bluemix  CF Tool: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cli/releases  BB-8: http://www.sphero.com/starwars Thanks to the IBM Ireland XPages / Bluemix Development Team & Pete Janzen
  • 64. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201564 Q & A
  • 65. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201565 Visit our booth and attend our other sessions: • Tuesday, 10:20, Room 2 Matthew Fyleman - “Oranges are not the only fruit” • Tuesday, 13:30, Room 1 Simon Peek - „Need XPages apps fast? Need apps on Mobile devices? Don’t have XPages knowledge? We4IT brings you Aveedo!” Attend this session to win a BB-8 Sphero!
  • 66. UKLUG 2012 – Cardiff, Wales @zeromancer1972 21.+22.09.201566 Nominate your IBM Champions http://XPag.es/?202A