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XPages User Guide and Reference
This guide describes how to develop HCL Domino® Designer applications using XPages, forms, views, and other elements such as controls.
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XPages User Guide and Reference
This guide describes how to develop HCL Domino® Designer applications using XPages, forms, views, and other elements such as controls.
- Product overview
  HCL Domino® Designer supports applications development for the HCL Domino platform using XPages, forms, views, and other elements such as controls.
- Understanding XPages
  An XPages application is XML interpreted by a Domino® server or Notes® client and rendered in a web browser or a Notes client. You can interact with controls on the page to send requests to the server.
- Forms and views
  In Domino®, a form defines how documents are displayed to the user and how the form's data items are stored. A view reports documents in columns and rows.
- Navigation in Domino® Designer
  HCL Domino® Designer is installed as Eclipse perspectives arranged into easy-to-access views, palettes, and editors. You can perform tasks using the main menu, right-click menus, and icons in the view, palette, and editor title bars.
- Design elements and the Applications Navigator
  Available design elements are displayed by the Applications Navigator.
- Design editor
  The Design editor is where you edit XPages and other design elements, and view lists of design elements.
- Source editor
  Use the Source editor to directly edit XPages source code.
- Palettes and views
  Palettes and views provide the tools for working with the design elements.
- Setting Domino Designer user preferences
  You can customize Domino Designer so that it runs and displays just the way you want it to.
- Setting general Domino Designer user preferences
  You can customize many of the general settings of Domino® Designer so that the tool functions the way you that want.
- Setting Domino Designer Application Navigator preferences
  You can customize the Designer Application Navigator display preferences to display only the design elements that you wish.
- Setting Domino Designer Java Editor user preferences
  You can customize the settings of the Java™ Editor in Domino® Designer so that it runs the way you want it to.
- Setting Domino Designer LotusScript Editor user preferences
  You can customize many of the settings of the LotusScript® Editor in Domino® Designer so that it functions the way you want it to.
- Setting Domino Designer Source Control user preferences
  You can customize Domino Designer source control features to make your application development process and source control tasks more efficient.
- Setting Domino Designer XPages user preferences
  You can modify XPages settings in Domino® Designer so that you can use this unique design element in custom ways in your application development.
- Getting information
  The immediate resource for getting information is the installed help system.
- Setting a search scope
  A search scope limits the help topics that are searched.
- Accessibility and keyboard shortcuts
  HCL Domino® Designer provides some assistive aids to those with restricted mobility or limited vision.
- Tutorials
  This section contains tutorials and information about tutorials.
- XPages Site Finder tutorial
  This tutorial demonstrates the ease with which you can create a Web application in HCL Domino® Designer using XPage elements. Using this tutorial you create and preview three XPages. You place controls on the XPages for accessing and viewing data, navigating to other pages, refreshing the same page, and performing other actions. You will even use JavaScript™.
- Setting up the sample application
  During the course of the tutorial, you create three XPages named Site, SiteFinder, and SiteList. When you first open the sample application, you see existing XPages with similar names. Three of them are final solutions and are named SiteFinal, SiteFinderFinal, and SiteListFinal. Two of them are intermediate solutions and are named Site1 and SiteList1.
- Creating an XPage
  This lesson teaches you how to create a basic XPage.
- Adding a view control
  An XPage view control is used to display information from a defined view. The control that you create in this lesson lets you display data from the SiteList view.
- Creating an XPage for editing
  Forms can also be used to design Web pages, but XPages allow more UI options and greater control of appearance with less effort. It's helpful to also have a form to provide a list of fields for binding data. Also the form can be used to calculate computed fields with field formulas rather than putting code on the XPage.
- Creating controls to add and delete documents
  The SiteList XPage lets you see and edit documents in the application, but we need to add controls to create and delete documents.
- Creating an XPage for searching
  The user uses this page to specify search parameters and see the results. The search parameters are values for the city, state, country, and zip code. The user can fill in any of these parameters and click a button. The page is refreshed and results are displayed as a view. A search property for the view limits the display to documents that match the search parameters.
- Administering applications
  HCL Domino® Designer provides features for administering and managing your work and related files while developing your application projects.
- Source control in Domino® Designer
  Source control operations are possible with Domino® Designer. The section provides all the information needed for using the source control enablement feature which makes this functionality available.
- Source control enablement
  Source control enablement feature has been introduced to let you store NSF based design elements into a source control repository and perform common source control operations using Domino® Designer.
- Prerequisite: Setting up the version source control system used with source control enablement
  This topic describes how to first setup a version source control system so that you can use the source control enablement feature.
- Setting up the Source Control enablement feature
  The following topics provide information on initial set up tasks that need to be completed in order to begin using the Domino® Designer source control enablement feature as part of your day-to-day source control operations.
- Before you begin: Creating associations between on-disk projects and NSFs
  The source control enablement feature requires you to create an association between an on-disk project managed by the source control and the virtual NSF based project that Designer uses.
- Associating the NSF with an existing on-disk project
  The source control enablement feature lets you create an association between an existing on-disk project managed by the source control and the virtual NSF based project that Designer uses.
- Setting the direction of the initial synchronization operation
  This topic explains the directions available for the initial synchronization operation that occurs when creating the association between an NSF and an on-disk project.
- Associating the NSF with a new on-disk project
  The source control enablement feature lets you create an association between a new on-disk project and an NSF.
- Setting source control enablement feature preferences
  This topic explains the preferences you can set to customize your source control enablement feature operations.
- Selecting the way to represent design elements on disk
  This topic describes the ways to represent the design elements on disk.
- Completing common source control tasks with the Source Control Enablement feature
  The basic steps of a general workflow are provided to give you an idea of how it works with the Domino® Designer source control enablement feature.
- Adding an existing Domino® Designer application into source control
  This topic describes how to add an existing Domino® Designer application into source control
- Bringing in an application from source control
  This topic describes how to bring an application in from source control.
- Associating an on-disk project with a new NSF
  This topic describes how to associate an on-disk project with a new NSF.
- Associating an on-disk project with an existing NSF
  This topic describes how to associate an on-disk project with an existing NSF.
- Example of associating an existing NSF with an on disk project
  This topic provides an example of associating an existing NSF with an on disk project.
- Handling a file synch conflict
  This topic describes how to handle a file synch conflict with the source control feature.
- Manually synching the NSF and local source control project
  This topic describes how to manually synching the NSF and a local source control project.
- Removing associations in source control
  This topic describes how to remove NSF/project associations in source control.
- Using the single command method for command line building
  The single command method is one method you can use for command line building in Designer.
- Using the command file method for command line building
  The command file method is another method you can use for command line building in Designer.
- Designing XPages applications
  HCL Domino® Designer provides the means to populate an XPage with controls and other artifacts, and to associate an XPage with data stores.
- Previewing and running XPages
  XPages run in Domino® server and Notes® client environments. From Domino Designer, you can preview XPages in both environments.
- Previewing an XPage
  You can preview an XPage in a Domino® server or Notes® client environment.
- Opening an XPage upon application launch
  You can open an XPage upon application launch.
- Opening another XPage
  From an XPage, users can open other XPages through navigation rules, a simple action, XSPContext methods, and opening the URL.
- Opening an XPage instead of a view
  For Web access only, you can open an XPage instead of a view.
- Signing XPages
  XPages are signed with the ID of the current Domino® Designer user upon saving the XPage design element, and/or upon generating its implementation (i.e .class) file(s).
- Using XPages in the Notes® client
  You can run XPages applications in the HCL Notes® rich client.
- Using the XPages toolbar
  XPages applications in the Notes® client have their own toolbar, which is visible whenever an XPage has focus in the embedded browser.
- XPages security
  Security is provided for XPages applications.
- Prompting users to save changes to XPages
  You can control how an XPage application prompts the user when the user requests an action that closes a page with modified fields.
- Running XPages in Notes® on a Domino® HTTP server
  For better performance, server-based XPages applications that run in the Notes® client can instead run on the Domino® HTTP server.
- Translating an XPages application
  When translating XPages and Custom Controls, do not make new copies for each language, since the XPage translation mechanism is different from the mechanism for the non-XPage HCL Notes® design elements.
- Designing single copy XPages
  You can store XPage design elements in one database and redirect other databases there at run-time.
- Creating accessible applications with XPages - an overview
  For Domino® developers creating Web applications, XPages is the recommended accessible solution.
- Specific accessibility guidelines for XPages
  Making sure that an XPages application and controls are accessible.
- Adding controls
  Controls are visual elements such as edit boxes, buttons, images, and text that allow users to manipulate data on an XPage.
- Manipulating controls and text
  You can add controls and text to an XPage using the Design or Source editor. The Controls palette provides a source for controls.
- Using an extension point to override design time tooling for Core and Extension Library controls
  An extension point is provided to let you override design time tooling for the Core and Extension Library controls that are shipped with Designer.
- Setting properties
  Properties define XPages and controls.
- Understanding events
  Events are actions that a user might perform such as clicking a button or removing focus from an edit box. Event handlers are actions that you (the designer) perform in response to events.
- Understanding facets
  A facet defines a region in a control for the placement of other controls.
- Understanding Dojo widgets
  Dojo widgets are prepackaged JavaScript™ code, HTML, and CSS declarations that enhance the appearance and use of controls in both a browser and the Notes® client.
- Making Dojo resources available on an XPage
  Dojo resources must be made available before being applied to controls.
- Applying a Dojo widget to a control
  Once Dojo resources are available on an XPage, you can apply them to controls.
- Control reference
  Specified here are the XPages controls.
- br - Line break
  Inserts a break in text.
- button - Button
  Displays a button that the user can click to perform an action.
- callback - Editable Area
  Provides a custom control with an area that can be edited when embedded in an XPage.
- checkBox - Check Box
  Displays a box that can be selected or cleared.
- checkBoxGroup - Check Box Group
  Displays multiple boxes that can be selected or cleared.
- comboBox - Combo Box
  Displays a list of items one of which can be selected.
- dataTable - Data Table
  Contains cells arranged as rows and columns associated with a data source. Each cell can contain other controls (including tables) and text.
- dateTimeHelper - Date Time Picker
  Displays a picker for selection of date and time values in an edit box.
- div - Division
  Acts as a division or block of content in HTML. Contains other controls and text.
- eventHandler - Event Handler (control)
  Responds to user actions such as clicking a control.
- fileDownload - File Download
  Downloads a file to the local file system.
- fileUpload - File Upload
  Uploads a file from the local file system.
- image - Image
  Displays an image.
- include - Include Page
  Inserts a reference to another XPage.
- inputHidden - Hidden Input
  Hides data from the user.
- inputRichText - Rich Text
  Displays an input field for entering data formatted as rich text.
- inputText - Edit Box
  Displays an input field for entering one line of data.
- inputTextarea - Multiline Edit Box
  Displays an input field for entering multiple lines of data.
- label - Label (control)
  Displays text.
- link - Link
  Opens a URL, a control (anchor link), or another XPage.
- listBox - List Box
  Displays a list of items one or more of which can be selected.
- message - Display Error
  Displays error messages for one control.
- messages - Display Errors
  Displays error messages for all controls on a page.
- pager - Pager
  Pages data for a container control where its data cannot be displayed in one window.
- pagerControl - Pager Child Control
  Specifies a pager control within the common pager.
- panel - Panel
  Serves as a container for other controls and text with common data sources and properties.
- paragraph - Paragraph
  Combines text in a paragraph format.
- platformEvent - Platform Event Control
  Handles a platform event.
- radio - Radio Button
  Displays a button that can be selected or cleared. When grouped only one button in the group can be selected.
- radioGroup - Radio Button Group
  Displays multiple buttons that can be selected or cleared. Only one button in the group can be selected.
- repeat - Repeat
  Repeats embedded controls by iterating through a data source.
- scriptBlock - Output Script
  Outputs a client script.
- section - Section
  Serves as a collapsible container for other controls and text
- selectItem - Selection Item
  Provides an item for user selection, for example, in a check box.
- selectItems - Selection Items
  Provides one or more items for user selection, for example, in a check box.
- span - Span Content
  Combines text, typically for the application of properties.
- tabbedPanel - Tabbed Panel
  Serves as a collection of containers for other controls and text.
- table - Table
  Contains cells arranged as rows and columns. Each cell can contain other controls (including tables) and text.
- text - Computed Field
  Displays a value.
- typeAhead - AJAX Type ahead
  Automatically fills in its parent control as users type a succession of characters that match a specified suggestion.
- view - XPage
  Defines the top-level container control, that is, the XPage itself.
- viewPanel - View
  Displays data from documents in rows and columns.
- Property reference
  Specified here are the XPages properties.
- accept - Accept
  Lists an acceptable MIME type for the uploaded file.
- accesskey - Accelerator
  Specifies a character used in conjunction with the ALT key to put focus on a control.
- acl - Access Control List
  Defines an access control list for a page or control.
- action - Application Action
  Specifies the MethodBinding application action to invoke when the user activates the control.
- actionListener - Action Listener
  Specifies the MethodBinding action listener to be notified when the user activates the control.
- actionListeners - Action Listener List
  Specifies a collection of action listeners.
- afterPageLoad - After Page Load Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after a page loads.
- afterRenderResponse - After Render Response Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after the Render Response phase of the JSF cycle.
- afterRestoreView - After Restore View Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after the Restore View phase of the JSF cycle.
- align - Alignment
  Aligns content in a container.
- allowDelete - Allow File Delete
  Allows users to delete attached files or not.
- alt - Alternate Text
  Specifies text to display when an image cannot be rendered.
- alwaysCalculateLast - Always Calculate Last
  Always calculates the last document in a container.
- ariaLabel - ARIA Label (property)
  Specifies descriptive text for an assistive technologies label for a control.
- attrs - Attribute List
  Adds attributes to a control. Use this property only where attributes are not available as properties.
- autocomplete - Automatically Complete
  Enables or disables the browser feature for remembering and automatically completing user input.
- beforePageLoad - Before Page Load Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before a page loads.
- beforeRenderResponse - Before Render Response Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before the Render Response phase of the JSF cycle.
- bgcolor - Background Color
  Specifies the background color.
- binding - Control Binding
  Specifies an expression that binds the control to a control property.
- border - Table Border
  Specifies the width in pixels of the border around a table or group of controls.
- caption - Caption
  Displays a caption above a container control.
- captionStyleClass - Caption CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a table caption.
- cellpadding - Cell Padding
  Specifies the space between a table cell border and its content in pixels.
- cellspacing - Cell Spacing
  Specifies the space between a table border and cells, and between cells in pixels.
- charset - Character Set
  Specifies the character encoding of the retrieved resource.
- checkedValue - Value when checked
  Specifies the value of a data element bound to a selected (as opposed to cleared) control.
- collapsedImage - Collapsed Section Image
  Specifies an image for a collapsed section.
- cols - Columns
  Specifies the number of columns to display.
- colspan - Column Span
  Specifies the number of columns spanned by the current cell.
- columnClasses - Column CSS Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to view or table columns.
- columnName - Column Name
  Specifies the name of the underlying view column in the data source.
- componentId - Control ID
  Specifies the identifier of a control on an included page.
- computeDocument - Compute Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler when a document is computed or recomputed.
- containerStyleClass - CSS Container Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied when a container control is rendered.
- contentStyleClass - Tab Content Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to tab content if it does not have a style.
- contentType - Content Type
  Specifies the content type, text or HTML.
- converter - Converter
  Defines the data format if it is not string.
- coords - Coordinates
  Specifies the position and shape of a hot spot on the screen for use in client image maps,
- createdStyleClass - Created Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Created On column.
- createdTitle - Created Title
  Specifies an alternate title for a Created On header.
- createdValue - Created Value Binding
  Overrides the value of the creation date.
- createForm - Create Form Flag
  Creates a form element or not.
- currentStyleClass - Current Page Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the current page control if it does not have a style.
- data - Data Source
  Defines data sources for a page or control.
- dataContexts - Control Data Contexts
  Defines data contexts.
- dataTableStyle - Data Table CSS Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to a view data table.
- dataTableStyleClass - Data Table CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to a view data table.
- defaultChecked - Checked by Default
  Specifies whether a control is initially selected or cleared.
- defaultLinkTarget - Page Base URL Used by Links
  Specifies how a target page opens by default on the Notes® client.
- defaultSelected - Default Selected
  Specifies whether a control is initially selected or cleared.
- defaultValue - Default Value
  Specifies an initial value for a bound data element.
- defer - Defer Script
  Indicates that the script does not output document content, for example, with a document.write statement.
- deleteImageTitle - Delete File Image Title
  Specifies the text that appears when the user mouses over the delete icon.
- deleteMessage - Delete File Message
  Specifies the body of the dialog that verifies deletion of the attached file.
- deleteStyleClass - Delete Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Delete column.
- dir - Direction
  Specifies text direction for a control that does not inherit its direction.
- disableClientSideValidation - Disable Client Side Validation
  Disables or enables client side validation.
- disabled - Disabled
  Disables a control or not.
- disabledClass - Disabled Label Class
  Specifies the CSS style class to apply to the label for the disabled list.
- disableModifiedFlag - Disable Modified Flag
  Disables or enables modified notifications for a control.
- disableTheme - Disable Theme
  Disables the theme or not.
- disableValidators - Disable Validators
  Disables execution of validators or not.
- displayAs - Display Fields As Links
  Displays a selected item as plain text or a link to the underlying document.
- displayCreated - Display Created
  Displays the creation date or not.
- displayLastModified - Display Last Modified
  Displays the modification date or not.
- displaySize - Display File Size
  Displays the file size or not.
- displayType - Display File Type
  Displays the file type or not.
- dojoArgs - Dojo Arguments
  Specifies a list of dojo arguments for output to the script tag.
- dojoAttributes - Dojo Attributes
  Specifies a list of Dojo attributes.
- dojoEvent - Dojo Event
  Specifies a dojo event or function name for output to the script tag.
- dojoForm - Create a Dojo Form
  Creates or does not create a dojo form element for the page.
- dojoParseOnLoad - Trigger Dojo Parser on Load
  Starts or does not start the dojo parser when the page is loaded.
- dojoStoreType - Dojo Store Type
  Overrides the default dojo type used to create the data store for a control.
- dojoTheme - Use Dojo Theme
  Uses or does not use a dojo theme.
- dojoType - Dojo Type
  Specifies the default Dojo type for creating a control.
- enabledClass - Enabled Label Class
  Specifies the CSS style class to apply to the label for the enabled list.
- enableModifiedFlag - Enable Modified Flag
  Allows saving a modified page if the user navigates away.
- endTabStyleClass - End Tab Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the end tab if it does not have a style.
- errorClass - Error Class
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to messages with a severity of error.
- errorStyle - Error CSS Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to messages with a severity of error.
- escape - Escape Characters
  Indicates whether to escape characters that can be mistaken for XML and HTML markup.
- event - Event
  Specifies the name of this event.
- eventHandler - Event Handler (property)
  Specifies scripts and simple actions to be executed when a control event occurs.
- eventName - Event Name
  Specifies the name of a platform event.
- exclude - Exclude
  Lists an excluded MIME type for the uploaded file.
- execId - Fragment to Execute
  Specifies the fragment of the page to execute.
- execMode - Execution Mode
  Determines the execution mode: complete or partial.
- expandedImage - Expanded Section Image
  Specifies an image for an expanded section.
- facetName - Facet Name
  Identifies a facet region.
- fatalClass - Fatal Class
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to messages with a severity of fatal.
- fatalStyle - Fatal Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to messages with a severity of fatal.
- filename - File Name
  Specifies the name of an uploaded file.
- fileNameHrefValue - File Name URL
  Overrides a file name reference with a URL to the file.
- fileNameTitle - File Name Title
  Specifies an alternate title for a File Name header.
- fileNameValue - File Name Value
  Specifies an alternate value for a File Name column.
- first - First Row Index
  Specifies the number of the first row to be displayed.
- firstStyleClass - First Page Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the first page control if it does not have a style.
- footerClass - Footer CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to footers.
- for - Associated Client ID
  Specifies a control for which to display error messages.
- for - For Identifier
  Directs pager actions to a data control.
- for - Select Target Control
  Redirects focus to another control on the XPage.
- frame - Table Frame
  Specifies how a table is framed.
- frequency- Frequency
  Specifies the minimum time in seconds before triggering a server request.
- globalOnly - Global Only
  Displays only messages not associated with a control or displays all messages.
- groupName - Group Name
  Assigns a radio button to a group.
- handlers - Event Handlers
  Specifies a collection of event handlers to be executed.
- header - Section Header Text
  Specifies a visible label for the top of a section.
- headerClass - Header CSS Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to headers.
- headerStyle - Section Header CSS Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a section header.
- height - Height
  Specifies the height of a control.
- hideWhen - Hide When Unavailable
  Hides a file download control when no attachments are available for download.
- href - Link Location
  Redirects the user to a specified location.
- hreflang - Language
  Specifies the language and country code of a retrieved resource.
- htmlConversionWarning - HTML Conversion Warning
  Displays a warning when a document is saved with conversion from HTML to rich text.
- htmlFilter - HTML Filtering Processor Name Sending
  Specifies an Active Content Filtering (ACF) processor for sending data.
- htmlFilterIn - HTML Filtering Processor Name Receiving
  Specifies an Active Content Filtering (ACF) processor for receiving data.
- icon - Icon URL
  Specifies the path for an icon.
- iconAlt - Icon Alternate Text
  Specifies descriptive text for an icon.
- iconSrc - Icon Source
  Displays an icon before the content of a column.
- id - Name
  Identifies a control uniquely among all controls on a page.
- ignoreCase - Ignore Case
  Indicates whether type ahead honors or ignores case.
- image - Image (property)
  Specifies an image.
- imageAlt - Image Alternate Text (property)
  Specifies alternate text for an image when the image cannot be displayed.
- immediate - Immediate Action
  Notifies listeners or converts and validates data immediately during the Apply Request Values phase rather than later during the Invoke Application or Process Validation phase.
- indentResponses - Indent Responses
  Indents response documents or not.
- indexVar - Index Variable
  Specifies the name of a variable to make the row index available for children.
- infoClass - Info CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to messages with a severity of info.
- infoStyle - Info CSS Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to messages with a severity of info.
- initClosed - Initially Closed Value
  Initially closes a section or not.
- ismap - Image Map Flag
  Uses a server-side image map or not.
- itemDescription - Item Description
  Describes a selection item.
- itemDisabled - Item Disabled
  Describes a selection item.
- itemLabel - Item Label
  Displays text for a selection item.
- itemValue - Value
  Specifies a value to return to the parent control when the user selects an item.
- label - Label (property)
  Specifies the visible label for a control.
- lang - Language Code
  Specifies a language and country code.
- lastModifiedTitle - Last Modified Title
  Specifies an alternate title for the Modified column header.
- lastModifiedValue - Last Modified Value Binding
  Specifies an alternate value for the Modified column.
- lastStyleClass - CSS Tab Last Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the last page control if it does not have a style.
- layout - Layout (property 1)
  Specifies the direction of grouped controls, horizontal or vertical.
- layout - Layout (property 2)
  Specifies the layout for displaying multiple error messages.
- layout - Pager Layout
  Specifies how buttons appear in a pager control.
- legend - Group Description
  Provides a screen readable group description for a control.
- loaded - Loaded
  Creates a control when the page is loaded or not.
- longdesc - Long Description
  Specifies the URI of a long description for a resource.
- maxlength - Maximum Length
  Specifies a maximum number of characters that the user can enter into a control.
- maxValues - Maximum Values
  Specifies a maximum number of selections to display.
- middleTabStyleClass - CSS Middle Tab Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to each middle tab if it does not have a style.
- mimetype - MIME Type
  Forces the MIME type of the uploaded file.
- minchars - Minimum Characters
  Specifies the minimum characters that the user must type to trigger type ahead.
- mode - Mode
  Specifies the retrieval mode for the dropdown list for type ahead.
- modifiedControl - Modified Control
  Specifies the control whose action to execute if the user navigates away from a modified page and elects to save the page.
- modifiedMessage - Modified Message
  Specifies the message to display if the user navigates away from a modified page.
- modifiedStyleClass - Modified CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Modified column.
- multiple - Multiple Selection
  Allows multiple items to be selected.
- multipleSeparator - Multiple Values Separator
  Specifies the character that separates elements of input for a control bound to a multi-value element.
- multipleTrim - Multiple Trim
  Removes leading and trailing white space from each element of multi-value input.
- nameStyleClass - Name CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Name column.
- navigate - Navigate
  Indicates if the result of an action is used to navigate to another page.
- navigationRules - Navigation Rules
  Specifies rules for navigating from a page.
- onblur - Focus Off Script
  Activates an event handler when a control loses focus.
- onchange - Input Change Script
  Activates an event handler when a control loses focus and its value changed since last gaining focus.
- onclick - Click Script
  Activates an event handler when a mouse click occurs.
- onClientLoad - On Client Load
  Activates event handlers when a page or panel loads to the client.
- onComplete - On Complete Event
  Executes a client script after a server request.
- ondblclick - Double Click Script
  Activates an event handler when a mouse double click occurs.
- onError - On Error Event
  Executes a client script if an error occurs on a server request.
- onevent - On Event
  Specifies a client script that responds to a platform event.
- onfocus - Focus On Script
  Activates an event handler when a control gains focus.
- onkeydown - Key Down Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a key press.
- onkeypress - Key Press Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a key press and release.
- onkeyup - Key Up Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a key release.
- onmousedown - Mouse Down Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse press.
- onmousemove - Mouse Move Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse movement.
- onmouseout - Mouse Out Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse away movement.
- onmouseover - Mouse Over Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse over movement.
- onmouseup - Mouse Up Script
  Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse release.
- onselect - Text Select Script
  Activates an event handler when existing text in a control is selected.
- onStart - On Start Event
  Executes a client script before a server request.
- openDocAsReadonly - Open Document As Read-only
  Prohibits an underlying document opened through a link from being edited.
- outerStyleClass - CSS Outer Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS outer classes to be applied when a control is rendered.
- pageBaseUrl - Page Base URL Used by Links
  Generates an icon for a page.
- pageCount - Page Count
  Specifies the number of pages in a group control.
- pageIcon - Page Icon
  Generates an icon for a page.
- pageManifest - Page Manifest
  Specifies an HTML5 manifest attribute to add to the HTML for the XPage.
- pageName - Page Name (property)
  Opens a selected document using a specified page.
- pageName - Page Name (for Include property)
  Specifies the name of an included page.
- pageTitle - Page Title
  Generates a title for a page.
- pageUrl - Page URL
  Opens a URL when the user clicks a link.
- panelPosition - Navigator Position
  Specifies the location of a pager in a container.
- parameters - Parameters
  Specifies parameters passed to a retrieved resource.
- partialExecute - Partial Execute
  Executes only the parent control.
- partialRefresh - Partial Refresh
  Refreshes only the parent control upon a partial refresh, for example, collapsing or expanding a view.
- password - Password
  Masks user input to a control by echoing asterisks.
- postNewDocument - Post New Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after a document is created.
- postOpenDocument - Post Open Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after a document is opened.
- postOpenview - Post Open View Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after a view is opened.
- postSaveDocument - Post Save Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler after a document is saved.
- preventFiltering - Prevent Filtering
  Prevents filtering a list of values using the submitted user value.
- properties - Properties
  Specifies parameters and values.
- queryNewDocument - Query New Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before a document is created.
- queryOpenDocument - Query Open Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before a document is opened.
- queryOpenview - Query Open View Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before a view is opened.
- querySaveDocument - Query Save Document Method Binding
  Activates an event handler before a document is saved.
- readMarksClass - Read Marks Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to read view entries.
- readonly - Read Only Flag
  Makes a control read-only or editable.
- readonly - Read Only
  Generates a span element instead of a label element.
- redisplay - Redisplay Flag
  Renders any existing value bound to the control.
- refreshId - Fragment to Refresh
  Specifies the fragment of the page to refresh.
- refreshMode - Refresh Mode
  Determines the refresh mode: complete, partial, or none.
- rel - Relationship
  Specifies the relationship between the current document and the referenced anchor.
- removeRepeat - Remove Repeat
  Removes the repeat after repeating its content.
- rendered - Visible
  Makes a control visible or not.
- rendererType - Renderer Type
  Specifies a renderer to encode and decode a control.
- repeatControls - Repeat Controls
  Creates controls multiple times or iterates over the single set of controls.
- required - Required Flag
  Enforces the submission of a value for a control.
- resources - Resources
  Specifies resources for a page.
- rev - Reverse Link
  Specifies a reverse link from the referenced anchor to the current document.
- role - Control Identifier
  Provides a role for the use of assistive technologies.
- rowAttrs - Row Attribute List
  Adds attributes to a row. Use this property only where attributes are not available as properties.
- rowClasses - Row CSS Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to view or table rows.
- rows - Rows
  Specifies the maximum number of rows to display.
- rowspan - Row Span
  Specifies the number of rows spanned by the current cell.
- rules - Table Rules
  Specifies rules between table cells.
- save - Save
  Indicates if a save should occur after an action.
- script - Client Script
  Specifies a client script.
- selectedTab - Selected Tab
  Identifies the tab that gets initial focus in a tabbed panel.
- selectedTabStyleClass - Selected Tab Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the selected tab if it does not have a style.
- selectedValue - Selected Value
  Specifies the value of a data element bound to a selected (as opposed to cleared) control.
- selectedValues - Selected Values
  An alias for the value property.
- shape - Shape
  Specifies the shape of a hotspot on the screen for client image maps.
- showCheckbox - Show Check Box
  Displays a check box before the column content.
- showColumnHeader - Show Column Header
  Displays the column headers or not.
- showDetail - Show Detail
  Displays the detail portion of a message or not.
- showReadonlyAsDisabled - Show disabled control for read-only
  Displays a read-only control as disabled.
- showSummary - Show Summary
  Displays the summary portion of a message or not.
- showUnreadMarks - Show Unread Marks
  Displays unread marks or not.
- size - Size
  Specifies the number of characters that the user can enter into a control at once.
- sizeStyleClass - Size Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Size column.
- sizeTitle - File Size Title
  Specifies an alternate title for a File Size header.
- sizeValue - File Size Value Binding
  Specifies an alternate value for a Size column.
- skipContainers - Skip Containers
  Skips a specified number of named containers to assign a group.
- sortable - Sortable
  Makes a column sortable by the user at run time.
- src - Import Script File
  Imports a script from a different application or domain.
- startTabStyleClass - Start Tab Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the start tab if it does not have a style.
- style - CSS Styles
  Specifies font styles for a control.
- styleClass - CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied when a control is rendered.
- submit - Submit
  Indicates if a request should be submitted to the server after an action.
- summary - Description
  Provides a screen readable description of a control.
- tabindex - Tab Index
  Specifies the order in which a control gets focus when the user presses the Tab key.
- tagName - Tag Name
  Specifies a markup tag for the control.
- target - Target Frame
  Specifies how a target page opens.
- text - Label
  Attaches a visible label to a control.
- themeId - Theme ID
  Specifies a theme for setting component properties.
- timeClickableIncrement - Clickable Increment
  Specifies the amount by which a clickable time element increases.
- timeVisibleIncrement - Visible Increment
  Specifies the amount by which a visible time element increases.
- timeVisibleRange - Visible Range
  Specifies the range of a time picker.
- title - Advisory Title
  Provides a screen readable title for a control.
- tokens - Tokens
  Specifies client separators in the case where the user machine specifies suggestions.
- tooltip - Tool Tip
  Displays the detail portion of a message as a tool tip or not.
- type - Type (button)
  Describes the function of a button.
- type - Type (input control)
  Specifies the type of input control.
- type - Navigation Control Type
  Specifies the type of navigation control.
- type - Section Type
  Specifies the formatting for a section.
- type - Scripting Language Type
  Specifies the scripting language.
- typeStyleClass - Type Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Type column.
- typeTitle - File Type Title
  Specifies an alternate title for a File Type header.
- typeValue - File Type Value
  Specifies an alternate value for a File Type column.
- uncheckedValue - Unchecked Value
  Specifies the value of a data element bound to a cleared (as opposed to selected) control.
- unreadMarksClass - Unread Marks Style Class
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to unread view entries.
- unselectedTabStyleClass - Unselected Tab Class
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to each unselected tab if it does not have a style.
- url - Source URL
  Specifies the path to an external resource.
- usemap - Use Image Map
  Uses a client-side image map.
- useUploadname - Use Upload Name
  Retains the original name of a file for an attachment or not.
- validator - Validator
  Specifies a validator method called during Process Validations of MethodBinding to perform check the value of the control.
- validators - Validators List
  Enforces requirements for data entry.
- valign - Vertical Alignment
  Aligns content vertically in a container.
- value - Value (control and data binding)
  Binds a control to a data element or other value.
- value - Script Value
  Specifies a client script.
- value - Value (label or target assignment)
  Assigns a label or target to a control.
- valueChangeListener - Value Change Listener
  Specifies a listener method that is notified when a new value is set.
- valueChangeListeners - Value change listeners
  Specifies a collection of value change listeners.
- valueList - Value List
  Specifies suggestions returned when its initial characters are entered.
- valueListSeparator - Value List Separator
  Specifies ta character that separates suggestions in the suggestions string.
- valueMarkup - Value Markup
  Indicates whether a value list contains an XML markup fragment rather than a list.
- var - Var
  Specifies the name of a variable to make row data available.
- var - Variable
  Specifies the name of a request scope variable being used by the control.
- viewState - View State
  Defines how the view state is maintained.
- viewStyle - View Panel CSS Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to a view panel.
- warnClass - Warning Class
  Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to messages with a severity of warn.
- warnStyle - Warning Styles
  Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to messages with a severity of warn.
- viewStyleClass - View CSS Style Classes
  Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a view panel.
- width - Table Width
  Specifies the width of a control.
- Designing with custom controls in XPages
  A custom control is a collection of controls that are stored as a single object. Similar to the way a subform can be placed on more than one form, a custom control can be created once and added to multiple XPages. When you update a custom control, every XPage that uses that custom control automatically gets updated with the changes. This saves you design time because you do not have to update each XPage separately.
- Creating custom controls
  Create a new custom control to use in XPages.
- Setting properties for custom controls as independent design elements
  Set properties for the custom control as an independent design element. Properties include options for configuring data sources, applying styles, specifying validation and visibility settings, and more.
- Setting general properties for custom controls
  Set general properties for custom controls. You can add a description, and set options for displaying the custom control in the Controls palette.
- Setting property definition properties for custom controls
  Define your own properties for the custom control. You can specify default editors and values to use when setting properties for custom controls inside XPages. You can also write scripts that determine when properties are visible and considered valid inside XPages.
- Adding UI controls to custom controls
  Add user interface (UI) controls to the custom control. Then, you can select each UI control individually and set properties for it just as you would for a UI control inside an XPage.
- Defining editable areas in custom controls
  Define the editable areas that you want to include in the custom control. Editable areas are regions that users can modify when the custom control is placed on an XPage. All other regions that fall outside of editable areas are read-only and cannot be modified.
- Setting properties for editable areas in custom controls
  Set properties for editable areas in the custom control. You can set properties for the name of the editable area as well as the facet name. You can also configure how and if the editable area is visible inside the custom control at run time.
- Adding custom controls to XPages
  Add the custom control to an XPage.
- Setting properties for custom controls in XPages
  Set properties for the custom control as it relates to the XPage that contains it. You can set properties for its name and visibility status as well as for any additional properties that you defined when setting properties for the custom control design element.
- Adding UI controls to editable areas in custom controls
  Add controls to editable areas in the custom control. You can set properties for these controls in the Properties view, just as you would set properties for any other controls that you add to XPages. You can also change the facet name of controls in editable areas if you are computing the value at run time.
- Organizing custom controls in the Controls palette
  Organize custom controls in the Controls palette. You can put them in categories for easy access.
- Adding controls from the XPages Extension Library
  The XPages Extension Library provides additional controls ready to use. The controls include an application layout object, an improved dialog, pickers, in place forms, Dojo components, dynamic content, and much more. The controls support enhancements to the Domino(r)® templates.
- Using controls from the XPages Extension Library
  Here are guidelines for using some of the controls in the XPages Extension Library.
- Using templates from the XPages Extension Library
  Extended versions of the discussion and team room templates are provided.
- @Functions (Extension Library)
  Specified here are the XPages Extension Library @functions.
- Simple actions (Extension Library)
  Specified here are the XPages Extension Library simple actions.
- Control reference (Extension Library)
  Specified here are the XPages Extension Library controls.
- Property reference (Extension Library)
  Specified here are the XPages Extension Library properties.
- Binding and submitting data
  The data store for XPages is Domino®. You can access the data store through Domino forms and views.
- Defining data sources
  An XPage can contain data sources based on Domino® forms and views.
- Binding data elements
  XPages controls can be bound to elements of data sources.
- Submitting and retrieving data
  Bound data items can be submitted to their data sources as new and replacement documents.
- Document encryption and decryption in Domino® using XPages
  Domino® lets documents be encrypted on the web using XPages.
- A detailed look at document encryption and decryption process for XPages in Domino®
  Domino® lets documents be encrypted on the web using XPages. Let's look at the details of how this can be done
- Sample Secret Key Picker control markup
  To better understand how the Secret Key Picker control works with encrypting and decrypting XPages, let's look at some sample markup.
- Accessing the ID Vault
  The encryption and decryption of documents using XPages requires access to the ID Vault.
- Using the dominoIDVaultBean (Java™ - XPages managed) to access the Domino® ID Vault
  The dominoIDVaultBean is an object used to maintain the information needed to access the Domino® ID Vault.
- Relational Database Management (RDBMS) Support using XPages
  When using XPages with the Relational Database Management Support (RDBMS) feature (found in the Extension Library as a plugin), you can directly connect to any relational database that supports a JDBC driver.
- Creating and Consuming Database Connections using XPages
  XPages uses a connection pool to make the most efficient use of database connections. This method allows for a pluggable architecture that can be used for different implementations.
- Setting up the RDBMS feature to connect to your application
  The XPages RDBMS feature is installed as part of the product installation process. This topic describes how to do the initial setup required to connect your application to the RDBMS feature.
- Making use of the RDBMS extension mechanism
  An extension mechanism is part of the RDBMS feature so that you add new connection pools in a more flexible and easy way.
- Using logging with RDBMS
  The logging feature in the RDBMS plugin lets you test the actual switching being made between connection pools.
- Adding images, styles, and themes
  You can enhance your design with images, styles, and themes.
- Designing with images in XPages
  XPages use the image resources within your application for image control and other image settings. As such, working with images in XPages is actually working with image resources. Also, when you want to designate an area for an image but do not have a copy of the image yet, you can create a image placeholder and add the image later. In most locations, an image property of an XPage control can be computed so that the image can be determined at runtime. You can import images from your local machine, add them to XPages and custom controls, and copy them in one application and paste them into another application. You can delete and rename images in applications. Finally, you can also choose a PNG, GIF, JPEG, or BMP file to use as a high quality application icon image for your applications or you can use the classic "16 color" images.
- Images
  You can import JPEG, BMP, and GIF images into applications from your local file system. After you import images, you can add them to XPages and custom controls. Images that you have imported display in both the Resources > Images section in the Applications Navigator and also as available resources for the Image UI control on the Core Controls palette.
- Importing images into applications
  Import images from your local file system into your application. You can import images in any of the following file formats: PNG, JPEG, BMP, and GIF. Once you have imported the image you can also rename or delete it.
- Adding images and image placeholders to design elements
  Add images that you have imported into the application. You can also add image placeholders if you want to reserve space on the XPage or in the control but do not have a copy of the image yet.
- Setting image properties
  Set and display properties that define how image resources are handled in your application. By selecting the image in the Applications Navigator, you can view file information and set basic and advanced properties including Web Properties, Design options and more.
- Adding styles in XPages
  If you want to override the default styles provided with the target platform, you can create new styles or import existing styles from your local file system. You can add style sheets to applications and then add them to the XPages within the applications. You can also create custom formatting, export it to a style sheet as a class, and then reuse it across multiple XPages and controls.
- Designing with styles
  By default, XPages and user interface (UI) controls use the default cascading styles sheets (CSS) provided with Domino® Server. However, you can override Domino Server styles with your own style sheets and custom settings.
- Creating style sheets
  Create new style sheets and add them to applications.
- Importing style sheets
  Import style sheets from your local file system and add them to applications.
- Setting style sheet properties
  Set and display properties that define how style sheet resources are handled in your application. By selecting the style sheet in the Applications Navigator, you can view file information and set basic and advanced properties including Web Properties, Design options and more.
- Adding style sheets to Xpages
  When you create or import a style sheet and add it to a application, you are ready to add it to XPages within the application. Then, you can apply style classes to XPages and controls. You can also create custom formatting and export style attributes to the style sheet.
- Applying style classes
  After you create or import style sheets to the application, apply style classes to design elements or compute the class value based on a formula.
- Working with custom styles
  Create your own custom styles for XPages and controls.
- Setting custom font properties
  Apply font styles to design elements, for example, the font family, size, color, alignment, and more.
- Setting custom background properties
  Apply background and border styles to design elements, for example, color and image properties for backgrounds and border style and width properties for borders.
- Setting custom margin properties
  Apply margin and padding styles to design elements, for example, spacing between controls and their containers or padding between design elements and the edge of the XPage.
- Exporting custom formatting to style sheets
  When setting custom style properties for design elements, you can export the style attributes into a style sheet as a new style class. Then you can apply the style class to other design elements. Later, if you decide to edit the style class, your changes will take effect in all design elements that are associated with it without having to modify each design element individually.
- Designing with themes in XPages
  A theme is used to define the look and feel of an application.
- Creating a theme resource
  Create new themes and add them to applications.
- Theme file format
  Themes are defined in XML files using specific tags.
- Naming theme control entries
  Control entries are identified by themeIds. At runtime, the correct style attributes are determined by matching control names.
- Setting theme properties
  By using a theme you can assign values to any JSF control properties when the XPage is created.
- Using value binding
  Themes can assign the value of JSF expressions to properties when the XPage is created.
- Targeting a technology
  Properties of a theme can be targeted to apply specifically to pages created by XPages or Domino® Web Engine technology.
- Using inheritance
  Themes can inherit properties from a parent theme.
- Accessing resources
  By using a theme, you can access resources which are automatically inserted into XPages when viewed.
- Defining global properties
  Use themes to define global or application properties.
- Editing a theme resource
  Edit an existing theme in the Database Resources.
- Saving a theme resource
  Save a theme as a database resource.
- Copying, pasting, and renaming a theme resource
  Copy existing themes to use as templates in applications.
- Deleting a theme resource
  Delete theme resources and remove them from applications.
- Responsive web design support in XPages
  The XPages Extension Library supports Bootstrap, a Responsive Web Design (RWD) framework. This support comes in the form of an XPages Responsive Bootstrap plugin that you can use in your XPages applications.
- Configuring the Application Layout control to use responsive design
  The XPages Responsive Design plug-in adds a renderer for the Application Layout control and a new Application Configuration complex type for the control.
- Using the Application Layout wizard with responsive design
  To assist with using the responsive design Bootstrap theme, the Application Layout control provides a two page Application Layout wizard.
- Using glyphicons as part of responsive design
  Instead of graphics and image files, the responsive design feature uses glyphs from the glyphicon font file for icons wherever possible in the XPages and Extension Library controls
- Using jQuery as part of responsive design support
  jQuery is a JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document navigating, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions used in web application development.
- Using the Select2 control with the responsive design feature
  The Select2 control lets you limit the number of items that can be selected in a multi-select control. You can use the Select2 control in combination with the responsive design feature.
- Using the responsive design feature in unsupported browsers
  If you wish to use the responsive design feature and support Internet Explorer 8, you will need to add some extra resources to your server.
- Using responsive design controls, properties, and layouts
  To assist with creating applications that support a responsive design, Domino Designer provides exclusive responsive design controls, properties, and layouts.
- Designing composite applications
  You can create composite applications from XPages.
- Working with components in XPages
  Components based on XPages can be developed with Domino® Designer.
- Creating a component (JavaScript™)
  Creating a component requires work in both the component and XPage interfaces.
- Publishing and receiving events (JavaScript™)
  You can use Publish and Receive events to communicate among components in an application.
- Specifying an event on the component
  On the Events tab in the component, click the Add button to create an event.
- Publishing an event on the XPage with JavaScript
  On the XPage, you can use a client-side script to publish a defined component event.
- Publishing an event on the XPage with a simple action
  On the XPage, you can use a client simple action to publish a defined component event.
- Receiving an event on the XPage
  On the XPage, create an event to receive information from another component.
- Using parameters
  Parameters require work in both the component and XPage interfaces.
- Running an XPage as a component in a composite application
  You can run an XPage as a component in a composite application.
- Programming
  XPages uses JavaScript™ for programming while the forms-based design elements use the formula language, LotusScript®, Java™, and JavaScript.
- Scripting in XPages
  The scripting contexts are event handlers and formulas. The scripting language is JavaScript™ supplemented by simple actions and expression language (EL).
- Events
  Listed here are the available events.
- Simple actions
  A simple action performs a pre-programmed activity that can be modified by arguments. Simple actions apply to event handlers. Simple actions can be grouped.
- Working with simple actions
  You can handle a server or client event with a simple action or groups of simple actions.
- Client-side scripting
  The triggering of a Client event sends its JavaScript™ code plus the XPage context to an interpreter on the user's client.
- Server-side scripting
  The triggering of a Server event sends its JavaScript code plus the XPage context to an interpreter on the Web server.
- JavaScript™ editor
  Use the JavaScript™ editor to create and maintain scripts.
- Embedded editor
  An embedded window appears as part of the current context and allows immediate editing. The window can be maximized and minimized, then restored with controls at the top right of the window.
- Modal editor
  A modal editor appears in its own window. Edits are not applied until the window closes.
- Setting preferences
  You can set preferences to control the JavaScript™ editor.
- Formatting
  The editor provides styles, indentation, brace completion, and quotation mark completion.
- Content assist
  Content assist proposes coding alternatives based on the objects available in the current context.
- Reference tab
  The Reference tab provides a list of global objects and system libraries.
- Outline tab
  The Outline tab provides a hierarchical outline of the variables and functions defined in the script.
- Schema tab
  The Schema tab provides a list of data elements organized by data source.
- Errors
  Syntax errors are detected for server scripts.
- JavaScript™ debugger
  Use the JavaScript™ debugger to examine server-side JavaScript code during execution on a Domino® server or a Domino preview server (which runs on the Domino Designer client).
- Setting up and connecting the JavaScript™ debugger
  These steps show you how to adjust the notes.ini file on the run-time machine, create a debug configuration in Domino® Designer, and connect the debugger.
- Running the JavaScript™ debugger
  The JavaScript™ debugger runs automatically when JavaScript code is encountered. You control the debugger from the Domino® Designer debug interface.
- JavaScript™ libraries
  A JavaScript™ library allows you to store classes, functions, and variables for common use within an application. A JavaScript library is either a client library or a server library.
- Creating script libraries
  You can create a library starting with a clean coding area.
- Signing script libraries
  Script libraries are signed with the ID of the current DDE user upon saving the script library design element, or by selecting an entry in the script libraries view and invoking the sign button.
- Importing script libraries
  You must import script libraries into XPages to reference them from those XPages.
- Adding script libraries
  You can add or import a client or server script library to an XPage.
- Importing server script libraries
  You can import a server script library into JavaScript™ using the import statement.
- Eclipse-based LotusScript® editor
  The LotusScript® editor in Eclipse (LSEE) is an alternative to the Notes-based LotusScript editor. LSEE takes advantage of the many editing features of Eclipse while retaining most of the Notes® features. You can switch back and forth between the Eclipse and Notes editor by selecting or clearing the related Designer editor Preferences.
- Comparing the Eclipse-based and Notes® LotusScript® editors
  The LotusScript® editor in Eclipse (LSEE) works somewhat differently from the Notes® LotusScript editor.
- Enabling and disabling the Eclipse-based LotusScript® editor
  This version of the LotusScript® editor in Eclipse (LSEE) works for LotusScript agents, script libraries, and database scripts.
- Creating a LotusScript library
  You can use the LotusScript editor in Eclipse (LSEE) to create a library of LotusScript scripts.
- Working with code and comment templates
  The LotusScript editor in Eclipse (LSEE) lets you create and edit templates to be inserted when you create new code elements. The templates can include variables that are replaced with real values when the new code element is created.
- Creating and using code templates
  A code template is text that is automatically inserted into the body of new code element definitions. Code templates are extremely useful for enforcing or simplifying programming standards in a team or organization. You can specify uniform error handling, logging, or tracing code, and the LotusScript editor automatically inserts it each time you create a new code element, saving time and preventing accidentally ignoring the standard or making mistakes in its implementation.
- Controlling comment generation
  The editor automatically generates comments for new libraries, classes, types, functions, subs, property gets, and property sets. You can control the content of these comments, disable automatic comment generation, and manually trigger the creation of a comment.
- Code and comment template variables
  When you create code and comment templates, you can insert variables that are resolved dynamically at runtime. You can use a variety of date/time, application, object name, and author variables.
- Editing a full script or script sections
  The LotusScript® editor in Eclipse (LSEE) permits you to work on all sections at once, or one section at a time.
- Controlling compilation
  Automatic compilation of LotusScript libraries is a preference and is on by default. You can also manually compile all LotusScript in the current application.
- Working with error reporting features
  The LotusScript editor in Eclipse (LSEE) provides continuous error reporting and support for using Erl() in a user-defined class.
- Allowing script documents to be saved with errors
  You can optionally save scripts that contain errors. For compilation and execution, the latest script without errors is used. For editing, the latest script is used.
- Using help in the user interface
  The LotusScript editor in Eclipse (LSEE) provides three kinds of immediate help in the user interface.
- Using content assist
  Content assist in the LotusScript® editor in Eclipse (LSEE) is similar to auto-completion in the Notes® editor, but not exactly the same.
- Using hover help
  Hovering over certain elements displays the associated help topic or developer comment if it is available.
- Using hyperlinks
  Hovering over the name of certain elements makes available a link to the element.

Understanding Dojo widgets

Dojo widgets are prepackaged JavaScript™ code, HTML, and CSS declarations that enhance the appearance and use of controls in both a browser and the Notes® client.

Dojo widgets can be used on the following controls: Edit Box, Rich Text, Multiline Edit Box, Button, Check Box, Radio Button, Date Time Picker, Span Content, Panel, Table, Div.

In Domino® 8.5.3, the Dojo files are under domino\js\dojo-1.5.0\dijit in the Notes® data directory. In Domino® 8.5.2, they are under domino\js\dojo-1.4.1\dijit.

Applications should refer to Dojo files through /.ibmxspres/dojoroot/ which maps to the supported version.

For more information on Dojo, see http://api.dojotoolkit.org.