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CodeStore. Коды Примеры Шаблоны (4)

Easy Access to Sub-Collections of the DocumentWrapper Class | Blog
Creating New Documents Based on the DocumentWrapper Class | Blog
How to Do Infinite Scrolling in Domino | Blog
Comparing Approaches to Mobile Development

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How to merge desktop6.ndk and desktop8.ndk together
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What's New in IBM Domino 9.0 Social Edition
Warehouse Manager (Khabarovsk)<br>Requirements are: <br> ∙ Higher education
Lotusscript *.lss
Re: С внешнего почтового сервера приходят письма с запорчеными вложениями
Re: Отправка почты по SMTP с использованием SSL
Learning Widget for IBM Notes 9
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    CodeStore. Коды Примеры Шаблоны

    1. Easy Access to Sub-Collections of the DocumentWrapper Class | Blog

    My favourite feature of the Wrapper Classes I keep going on about is the ready access they can give to any given class's related sub-classes.

    For example, let's say you have an object based on the Customer class and you want to find all their Invoices. Wouldn't it be nice to write code like this in a WQO agent:

    Dim customer As Customer, invoice As Invoice
Set customer = New Customer(web.document)

If customer.Invoices.Count > 0 Then
  Set invoice = customer.Invoices.getFirst()
  
  While Not invoice Is Nothing 
    'Do what you like here
    
    Set invoice = customer.Invoices.getNext()
  Wend
End If

    When you start using code like this in your day-to-day LotusScripting that's when it all starts to gel and there's no going back.

    Imagine also that you wanted to know how many other invoices the customer for any given invoice has. You can do it like this:

    Print "This invoice's customer has " + Cstr(invoice.Customer.Invoices.Count - 1) + " other invoices"

    Cool, no?

    Adding Collection Properties

    But how do we add this "Invoices" property? Easy. Just do something like this in the Invoice class:

    Class Customer as DocumentWrapper
 Private Invoices_ As InvoiceCollection
 Private Factory_ As InvoiceFactory

 Property Get Invoices As InvoiceCollection
  'lazy load the invoices!
  If Invoices_ Is Nothing Then
   Set Factory_ = new InvoiceFactory()
   Set Invoices_ = Factory_.GetInvoicesForCustomer(Me)
  End If

  Invoices = Invoices_
 End Property
End Class

    Noticed we've defined a class-level InvoiceCollection and InvoiceFactory (we need to do this so they stay in scope). We then "lazy load" them the InvoiceCollection when it's first requested.

    Here we're only going one level of sub-class deep. But you could go as many levels deep as you needed.

    In the example above I've called a method called GetInvoicesForCustomer(). How this works depends on how your data is structured. Maybe the invoices are child documents of the Customer. Maybe they're just tied together by an "id" field. Either way, it doesn't really matter.

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    2. Creating New Documents Based on the DocumentWrapper Class | Blog

    So far, we've seen how to "wrap" an existing document inside a custom class, which is based on the DocumentWrapper subclass. But the document we wrap doesn't have to exist. We can use the DocumentWrapper classes to handle creation of new documents.

    Imagine that, anywhere in your LotusScript, you could write this:

    Set invoice = New Invoice(web.database.CreateDocument)
invoice.Number = factory.GetNextInvoiceNumber()
invoice.Value = 12345.98
invoice.Save()

    Wouldn't that be cool!?

    It's quite simple to do. To help take some of the pain out creating new documents of a certain type you can use the "New()" method of the derived class to check if it's a new document being created. If it is new then we can "initialise" it by adding some of the key fields and values. Such as the "Form" field.

    So, for the Invoice class the New() method would look like this:

    Class Invoice As DocumentWrapper
 Sub New(doc As NotesDocument), DocumentWrapper(doc) 
    If doc.IsNewNote Then 
         SetFieldValue "Form", "Invoice" 
         AllowedEditors = web.user.Canonical
         AllowedReaders = Split("*/ACME;[Administrators]", ";")
        'Any other fields this form *needs* to have!?
    End If 
 End Sub

 Property Set Value As Variant
  SetFieldValue "Value", CCur(Value)
 End Property

 Property Set Number As String
  SetFieldValue "Number", Number
 End Property

End Class

    So far the derived classes I've shown only had "getter" properties, which returned field values. But the above two snippets of code demonstrate the user of "setter" properties also.

    Notice the AllowedEditors and AllowedReaders properties. These are a new addition to the base DocumentWrapper class, which we can use to add Names-type fields. In turn they rely on a new AddNamesField method, like so:

    Property Set AllowedEditors As Variant
 AddNamesField "DocAuthors", AllowedEditors, AUTHORS 
End Property
        
Property Set AllowedReaders As Variant
 AddNamesField "DocReaders", AllowedReaders, READERS
End Property


    Sub     AddNamesField(FieldName As String, UserNames As Variant, FieldType As Integer)
  Dim item As New NotesItem(document_, FieldName, UserNames, FieldType)
End Sub

    All document creation logic for each business class/model can now be encapsulated in one place. Then, no matter where in your code you find yourself creating new instances from, you don't need to worry about what the form name is or what fields are needed.

    As I keep saying: the more I use and extend these three classes the more I wonder how I got by without them...

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    3. How to Do Infinite Scrolling in Domino | Blog

    Last week I linked to a Domino-based infinite-scrolling view demo and promised I'd write up how I did it. Even though the reaction to the demo was mixed I'm a man of my word, so here goes.

    It always surprises (worries!) me when I'm asked to either share a downloadable copy of a demo or write a how-to about it. Particularly when it's something that's all but completely web-based. The code is there to see; just a click away.

    That said, in this case, unless you're familiar with jQuery and/or jQuery plugins it might not make much sense and warrants some explaining, so here goes.

    First bit of code you see is at the very bottom of the scrolling view page and looks like this:

    //Setup the "infinite" scrolling view
$(document).ready(function(){
    $('#invoices').infiniteScroller({
        URL: "(getInvoices)?OpenAgent",
        viewName: "InvoicesByDate",
        emptyArraySize:1,
        pageSize: 40,
        itemTemplate: "<tr><td><%=Document.Created.Formatted%><td><%=Title%></td><td><%=Customer.FullNameReversed%></td><td style="\"text-align:" right;\"><%=Value.Formatted%></td>"+
        "<td><span class=\"label <%=Status.LabelClass%>\"><%=Status.Description%></span></td>"+
        "<td><a class=\"btn btn-link\" href=\"0/<%=Document.UNID%>?Open\">View &raquo;</a></td></tr>",
        endTemplate: "<tr><td colspan=\"6\" style="\"text-align:center\"><strong>There" are no more invoices to load!</strong></td></tr>"
    });
});

    You may recognise the .ready() bit as being jQuery's way of having the enclosed code run as soon as the document is done loading/rendered.

    But what about that $().infiniteScroller() bit!? Well, that's a call to the jQuery plugin part that I wrote. That might sound difficult, but it's not.

    In essence you can define a jQuery plugin, which I've done in the "Application.js" file, like this:

    (function ($) {
    var Scroller = function (element, options) {
        this.$element = $(element);
        this.options  = options;

        //Do what you like here.
        //Remember that this.$element always points to
        //the HTML element we "invoked" infiniteScroller on!

    }

    $.fn.infiniteScroller = function (options) {
            return new Scroller(this, options);
    };

})(window.jQuery);

    Notice the part in bold! This is where we extend jQuery's $() selector with our own method name. Simple, but so powerful.

    Obviously I've missed out most of the actual code above. All that the missing code does is call an Agent via Ajax and append the resulting data as HTML <tr> elements on to this.$element.

    The only tricky part is handling the auto-scrolling. To do this we bind an event handler to the windows onScroll event when the page has loaded, like so:

    $(window).bind('scroll', {scroller: this}, this.scrollHandler);

    This adds the Scroller's scrollHandler method as a listener and passes a reference to the current Scroller in to the event's data. Which we can use in the scrollHandler method, like so:

    Scroller.prototype.scrollHandler =  function(event){
    var $this = event.data.scroller; 
        
    //Are we at (or as near) the bottom?
    if( $(window).scrollTop() + $(window).height() > $(document).height() - $this.options.pixelBuffer ) {
        $this.currentPage++;
        $this.loadData();
    }  
};

    Fairly simple, no? It just tests to see if you're at the bottom of the page. Using the "pixelBuffer" option you can make it so they don't need to be right at the bottom, if, for reason, scrolling needs to happen before they get to the bottom. You could even pre-empt them getting there by loading when they're getting close to the bottom and they'd never need to wait.

    What About the Backend?

    Back on the server things are actually quite simple. Perhaps you thought that wasn't the case?

    To get it to work the first thing I did was extend the DocumentCollection wrapper class I talked about a few weeks back by adding a getNth() method to it.

    Now, all my Agent needs to do is this:

    Dim factory As New InvoiceFactory
Dim invoices As InvoiceCollection
Dim invoice As Invoice
        
Dim start As Long, count As Integer, i As Integer
Dim View As String
        
start = CLng(web.query("start", "1"))
count = CInt(web.query("count", "40"))
view = web.query("view", "InvoicesByTitle")
        
Set invoices = factory.GetAllInvoices(view)

'Invoice to start at
Set invoice = invoices.getNth(start)
        
Print "content-type: " + JSON_CONTENT_TYPE
        
Print "["
        
While Not invoice Is Nothing And i<count

        Print invoice.AsJSON + |,|
                
        i = i + 1
        Set invoice = invoices.getNext()
Wend

Print |null]| 'NASTY, NASTY hack to avoid dropping last , from array. Yack!

    Note that the "web" object referred to above is based on the WebSession class which has been a mainstay of my Domino development for the past 5 or 6 years.

    The more I use these new "wrapper classes" in LotusScript the more I kick myself for not having thought of them earlier on in my career. Although I am now using them on a daily basis and they're saving me time I keep thinking of how much time they could have saved over the years.

    Having said that, just last week, for the first time in ages, I pressed Ctrl+N in Domino Designer and started a new Domino project from scratch (who says Notes is dead!?). The wrapper classes are an integral part of this new project.

    Talking of the wrapper classes. I'll be updating and talking about them shortly. I've made significant changes to them and I think you'll like.

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