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I needs some tips on this one, since I couldn't find anything on this, though it's probably pretty simple to do, but I can't think of a way. Ok, so I need a hidden field which will automatically compute so called id numbers for every document, the numbers must start from 00001 and forward and must never ever repeat. For instance i create a document with numberId = 00001 and another document which creates numberId = 00002, if I ever delete the first or second document, the third created document should have numberId = 00003. No matter how many documents get deleted, the next document created

In my XPages application, I want to debug a problem related to javax.net . Therefore I set the system property javax.net.debug=all . Unfortunately, the debug information is not written to the Domino server console and I cannot find it in any of the logs on the server. Can anybody tell me how to get that debug output? 1) In your Notes.ini, create an entry for an options file, i.e. JavaOptionsFile=C:\IBM\Domino9\MyJavaOptions.txt 2) Create this file and add this line -Djavax.net.debug=all 3) Save it & restart the server 4) Open log.nsf to see what happens - the server console is no longer

I created a Dynamic View Panel. I have check boxes on. I have called this "dynamicViewPanel1" and I have set the Data Source name to "dViewData" So far so good, everything works fine. Now I created a button called "Delete" and set it to a simple action of delete selected documents and set the view control to "dViewData". When I select one or more documents and click delete I get the following error. javax.faces.FacesException: Unable to find target view control dViewData. I take it because the data source is wrapped inside the Dynamic View panel? I've checked the documentation, but I can't see

I am able to attach a file to RichTextItem of a domino document that I receive as an InputStream . Below is the code snippet: attachDocument(InputStream is){ ..... File attFile = saveInputStr(is); Document attdoc = testdb.createDocument(); attDoc.replaceItemValue("Form", "formAttachment"); RichTextItem rti = (RichTextItem) attDoc.getFirstItem("attachment"); rti.embedObject(EmbeddedObject.EMBED_ATTACHMENT, "", attFile .getPath(), attFile .getName()); ..... } This works fine. But what if I don't want to write the file to disk, like I save it to a File i.e. attFile in the above snippet. Is there

Here is what i have : Xpages page that fills in form based on url parameter by key. This can take upto 10 sec to render and i would like to let the user know that the form is doing something. Fredrik Norling did a great standby dialog and its works great when i use it on button(save) http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=standby-dialog-custom-control (am using Partial update on ID on the form when saved) How can i execute this script block from a link in a email ? There are option like beforepageload , afturpageload or should i use beforeRenderResponse and if so how to i do that. I

I just found that on a Domino 9.01 server the Update.FulltextList queue does not change when I add a document to a NSF via XPages in the web. The fulltext update frequency on that NSF is set to "immediate", and the result is that the fulltext index is never updated automatically when there were changes to documents via XPages/Web. After I made some change via Notes the updater runs after some seconds and the ft index is being updated just fine. Did someone experiences similar behaviour and has a solution? Somehting has gone worng with full text immediate for the last few server versions. There