Hi guys I developed a module to override jsp of a document library, so with blade deploy command in localhost all run perfect, document library shows my custom jsp, but when I deploy this jar module to a remote web server through gogo or web UI (liferay apps manager) and status show equals as in localhost (Status: Resolved) but mi custom jsp doesn't show.
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After installing the XPages Extension Library v15 from openNTF.org the required way I get an 404 Error when previewing XPages in a browser. Previewing XPages in Notes works fine.
IBM states an issue that you need to check the Build Automatically in Project menu item of Domoino Designer to avoid 404 Error. But that item is checked.
What do I miss ?
Make sure you installed ExtLib on server too.
Restart task http on server.
Clean your project with menu Project/Clean. This way it gets rebuild completely.
If it's still showing 404 error then have a look at error.log file on server.
Update:
You pointed out in your comment that you use "Preview in Web Browser" without a server.
The local preview loads plugins from
<data-directory>/domino/workspace/applications/eclipse
Copy all ExtLib's features/plugins from
<prog-directory>/framework/shared/eclipse
into this directory and restart Notes Client & Domino Designer.
I use a link like notes://DOMINO/ELITE/contacts.nsf/persons.xsp?OpenXPage in Notes Client in classic Outline. It works on client that has extension library installed, but not on the client that it has not.
XPage is on server that has library installed and its working properly.
On the client without extension lib installed i get Error 404.
Resources need to be available within the XPages container, which is the Notes Client. So they need to be pushed round to all Notes Clients, either manually to the relevant folder or via a Widget Catalog and policy. For best practices, see XPages Extension Library book chapter 2, pages 40 onwards. It's also covered in a whitepaper I wrote, with a section specifically aimed at admins (the PDF is here).
XPage is on server
Unless the database has "Run server-based XPages apps directly on the server" ticked, remember that the database may be located on the server, but it's processed as if it were a local replica. Which is why #DbLookup with "" to look to current server is bad practice for XPiNC.
I'm Using eclipse(Version: Kepler Service Release1) and I want to set firefox(26.0 or latest) as the internal web browser. Is it possible change/update the internal web browser in eclipse(linux) ?
IMHO NO. Currently internal web browser is a plug-in in eclipse NOT fully featured web browser. But you can associate HTML/HTM files to be opened directly in Firefox. Refer below picture
I would greatly appreciate some help with the following problem.
I am attempting to build an app with HTML/CSS/JQM that I plan to wrap with PhoneGap to package as a native app for deployment on Android & iOS Platforms.
The app will be basically a form for users to input information which upon submit will be posted to an email using PHP on our web server. It is of the utmost importance that the information is encrypted between the user device and our web server.
I have planned to do this by having a single terms & conditions page packaged with the native app, with the 'accept' button loading the 'form' page on the web server.
I would like to make it impossible to access the hosted 'form' page via a web browser (i.e. the only way to access the page is via the native app).
What I would like to do is to have the native app automatically log in to the web server, so that the user does not have to go through a registration process.
I have considered using Wordpress, Drupal or Joomla as a solution but as there will only ever be a single html page, jquery, jqm and php form submission scripts on the server - this seems overcomplicated.
It is very important that the hosted files are unable to be hacked as the user information being submitted is of a sensitive nature (e.g. financial information). Also the connection between the native app and the host server must be SSL.
Would a .htaccess / .htpasswd restriction be the best way to go about this?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
I am trying to display a twitterBox inside a webview in a JavaFx 2.0 web application. Is there any know problems with trying to do this? When I launch the application from my desktop the script shows up but from the browser it doesn't load the script.
You need to sign your application.
Being run in browser JavaFX applications falls under restrictions of Java plugin and you twitterBox can't connect to another domain twitter.com.
If you are using NetBeans you can self-sign application in Project Properties.
Otherwise look here: http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2.0/deployment/javafx_ant_task_reference001.htm#CIAJGAFH