Exporting in .CSV from a web application

I needed to export some data in .Csv format from an application made totally for the browser . As usual LotusScript helped me: here are the steps I took: create a view with the data you want to export and call it “export” create an agent to be invoked by the...
HCL Leap: running a LotusScript agent

HCL Leap: running a LotusScript agent

HCL Domino Leap is undoubtedly a tool with interesting potential that expands the capabilities of Notes and Domino but why not supplement it with additional functionality using for example some LotusScript code ? I made this consideration while developing an...
HCL Leap: running a LotusScript agent

HCL Leap: tables and services

With HCL Leap you can use Services to retrieve data from the current application or from other existing Leap or Domino applications , thus integrating the various data sources present. It is also a very convenient tool because all the configuration of a service is...
HCL Leap: config and restart

HCL Leap: config and restart

   Leggi la versione in italiano HCL Leap has a configuration database with a series of settings that can be changed, the Leap Configuration Settings. While developing an application I realized that some parameters needed to be changed, in particular the secureJS...
Domino and node.js: first steps (part 3)

Domino and node.js: first steps (part 2)

Our journey in the setup and use of node.js with Domino 10 continues here. If you missed the first part you can find it here. I suggest you to read it before continuing as the first two points are necessary to start creating the environment. This article starts from...
Domino and node.js: first steps (part 3)

Domino and node.js: first steps (part 1)

Configuring node.js and using it with Domino: here are the first steps and how to do it from scratch. (This article is the first of a series, we will update the links as we proceed to publish everything) With the release of the latest version of Domino and the...