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If you look at again at the Contact Manager app you'll see I added context menus to the View, as below, where you can see an edit and a delete option for each row:
The edit option simply dispatches the View's custom "openDocument" event back to the parent application, which is where we handle opening the document.
For now the delete option is handled by the View object itself. Although it doesn't work yet I added it in as an example of using the Alert object for more than a simple "Ok" message. As you can see below if you choose the delete option you see an "advanced" Alert.
How did I do this?
Until yesterday I'd assumed that the flex Alert did nothing more than show a popup prompt with a message and an Ok button.
I presumed that, to do anything like asking a Yes/No question, it would involve creating custom components based on the TitleWindow. Doh. Turns out that Flex's Alert is akin to LotusScript's Messagebox. Here's the code for the above delete confirmation prompt:
Alert.yesButton="Delete";
Alert.noButton="Cancel";
Alert.show("Are you sure you want to delete this document?", "Delete", Alert.YES|Alert.NO, this, function(event:CloseEvent):void{ Alert.show("You pressed " + ((event.detail==Alert.YES)?"delete":"cancel")); }, IconLibrary.WARNING_ICON
);
Notice that before we show the Alert we've changed the labels on the yes and no button. So, in fact it's a bit more powerful than Messagebox ever was.
I can't believe I got this far with Flex without realising this. Things just got a lot easier.
Download?
The download of all the code will come at some point. Be patient. There's just a bit more I want to squeeze in there first.
If you really want a pre-release version then visit my Amazon Wishlist and I'll send a copy over.
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Lotusphere 2010 was a Lotusphere of change -- not change to Lotusphere itself so much, but change at Lotus and change in Lotus.
The changes at Lotus had trickled out just a few days before the show opened. Bob Picciano, who has done so much in reinvigorating Lotus in his two years at the helm, has been promoted upwards within IBM. He's now Director of Worldwide Sales at IBM Software. Long time Loti, Alastair Rennie, has taken his place as Lotus General manager.
Mike Rhodin, Bob's predecessor at Lotus has also been promoted within IBM, which means that the last two previous Lotus GMs are now in positions of influence in the IBM hierarchy -- which can't be bad in ensuring that the Lotus brand stays in the forefront of IBM's thinking.
At the Opening session, once all that had been dealt with, and Bob had given the usual upbeat state-of-the-nation remarks on Lotus in 2009, we had four customers on the stage to tell their stories, rapidly followed by five business partners, all with good stories.
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At the moment the only way I have found to open an existing Symphony document, presetation etc. from the Notes client workspace is to first select "Open Lotus Symphony xxx". Only then does the Recent Files option appear in the File menu. I think it would be much easier to always provide access to the list of recently used Symphony documents from the File menu. Or perhaps even make this available from the Open menu.
In order to help developers to get started
with XPages and to help experienced XPage developers to be more efficient
we would like to provide more reusable XPage controls. The complexity of
these controls can vary from very simple ones to really ...
You try to access your mail file using a Lotus Notes Client and receive the error message, "Unable to Locate RRV Bucket". This error is not displayed accessing the mail file via DWA (using a browser).