What's new in designer

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Sudhakar ReddySudhakar Reddy
IBM Software GroupIBM Software Group
Open Mic on
What's New in IBM Domino Designer
Social Edition

09/05/13 @2013 IBM Corporation
IBM Software Group | Lotus software
IBM Software Group | Lotus software
2
Open MIC Lotus Team
Sudhakar Reddy – Tech Lead
Presenter
Ranjit Rai – Lotus Technical Advisor
Hansraj Mali – Lotus Technical Advisor
Jayavel Rajendran – Lotus Technical Advisor
Vinayak Tavargeri – Lotus Support Manager
Open Mic Facilitator

3 © 2013 IBM Corporation
Agenda
 IBM Domino Designer 9.0 Social Edition
─ Server Side JavaScript Debugger
─ Home Page Improvements
─ XPages Editing Features
─ XSP Properties Editor
─ Help Enhancements
─ General Improvements & Important Technote
─ Q&A

Domino Designer Social Edition Design Goals
 Integrate Domino Designer Extension Library tooling into Designer “core”
 Improve Server Side JavaScript debugging experience!!
 Improve Domino Designer “Welcome” and “Home Page” experiences
 Improve XPages developer productivity
 New Jar design element
 Integrate and improve XSP Properties editor
 Bug fixes and quality improvements in key 'high traffic' areas (such as LS editor)

Domino Designer Server Side JavaScript Debugger
 New “Domino Designer Server Side JavaScript” Debug Configuration
● Debugging is only
supported on Domino
Social Edition servers and
later
● Debugger is based on
Eclipse “Remote Java
Connection” protocol and
uses JPDA/JDI

Domino Designer Server Side JavaScript Debugger
 Debugger can be invoked from a
new toolbar item
 Breakpoints can be set directly within XPages' SSJS or within SSJS Script
Library
 New 'breakpoint' keyword has been added to the SSJS syntax to allow for
permanent breakpoints
─ Breakpoints are only enabled when the server is running in debug mode
 Sever must be configured to run in 'debug mode' in order for debugger to work
─ Note this implies that a port must be opened on the server, so it is not recommended to debug
servers that have unprotected access to the internet!
– JavaEnableDebug=1
– JavascriptEnableDebug=1
– JavaDebugOptions=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=8000

Debugging Server Side JavaScript!

Client-Side JavaScript/Dojo Debug Option
 New debug options
─ Use case:
– Dojo Library deployed in an OSGi bundle on the server
– Developer needs to debug uncompressed version of the source files
• e.g. xspClientDojo.js vs xspClientDojo.js.uncompressed.js
─ How:
– Set the “Use uncompressed resources” option in
XSP Properties editor
─ Result:
– The XPages runtime will server *.uncompressed.js & *.uncompressed.css if available (from
within the OSGi bundle)

Improve Domino Designer “Welcome”
and “Home Page” experience

Home Page and Welcome Experience
 Updated look and feel to align with the new “Discover” page
 Simplified by removing the Welcome page altogether and consolidating content
onto Home page
 Updated content with intros and help links to help topics for major functional
areas
 Quick Links tab provides a list of working sets (shows more than 5 working sets
at a time!), task links, links to resources, and tips
 Home remains closed on restart if manually closed before shutdown

Improve XPages Developer Productivity
 Content assist in xsp
source editor editor!!
(also works with SSJS in
xsp source editor)
 Hyperlink navigation within
the xsp source editor
 Hover help within the
xsp source editor
 Palette State Saving
 Jar design element
 Navigator now
shows all working sets!! :-)

XPages Social Edition Integration Points
● New XPages SendMail Action:
● Send Mail Simple action added.
● Advanced features support Embedded Experience
● Encapsulates required JSON or XML payload

XPages Social Edition New Features
● PNG file support for image resources
● Editable content type field
● Updated application templates
● Application Navigator changes and additions

XPages Social Edition New Features
● Domino Data Services.
The Domino® Data Service is a REST API that accesses database on
Domino servers. It is part of Domino Access Services.
● For more complete information and reference material on using the Data
Services, refer to the information found in the Product Documentation
section of the Notes and Domino Application Development wiki at
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf.
● Calendaring and Scheduling (C&S) back end Java classes
Session.getCalendar
NotesCalendar.getEntry
NotesCalendar.createEntry
NotesCalendar.readRange

Help Enhancements
 Domino Designer 9.0 Social Edition user assistance
─ Improved Designer Home Page info and tips
─ Content assist and hover help within the XPages source
 Designer Eclipse help plugins
─ Many customer Feedback issues addressed in help
─ ~ 1000 updates in the Designer basic guide
─ Content organization streamlined
to remove redundant material
─ Language cross references added
to some topics
─ Many new code examples
– C&S APIs....
 LotusScript Editor F1 help

Bug Fixes to Critical Issues
 Bug fixes for:
─ Error 500 when using Java Design Element (also fixed in 853 FP1)
─ Source control issues encountered when importing databases with
many script libraries (also fixed in 853 FP2)
─ Fixes to tooling issues reported against Upgrade Pack 1
 Fixes to the LotusScript Editor and builder
─ Problems view reports correct line numbers for LotusScript errors!
─ Improve search navigation
 Performance/memory improvements in the XPages editor

Bug Fixes to Critical Issues
 IMPORTANT! - Increase Designer JVM settings
─ See technote 1617708: Designer Performance Technote
─ http://tinyurl.com/DesignerJVMSettings
 IMPORTANT! - “Designer won't start”
 Solution:
─ Delete the .snap file from the specified dir!
Message
It appears that Domino Designer failed to successfully shut down in a previous session. Please check your
notes_data/workspace/.metadata/.plugins folder for the existance of a .snap file. Delete any instances found of this file.
java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.ibm.designer.domino.ide.resources.util.ProjectInfoSerializer.getProjectInfoLocation(ProjectInfoSerializer.java:285)
at com.ibm.designer.domino.ide.resources.util.ProjectInfoSerializer$InfoLoader.loadDocument(ProjectInfoSerializer.java:135)
at com.ibm.designer.domino.ide.resources.util.ProjectInfoSerializer$InfoLoader.getElementForProject(ProjectInfoSerializer.java:115)

Q & A

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