Learn how to execute JavaScript code during the startup phase of Lotus Notes

The sample application exports the selected rows of a Notes view to a Symphony Spreadsheet.

Use the Symphony Addon API to read and write Lotus Symphony Documents, Spreadsheets and Presentations.

This article demonstrates how you can develop background jobs that run outside the context of an XPages application in the Notes Client.

A Monitoring Job monitors and visualizes the progress of long running serverside JavaScript code, e.g. executed when a user clicks on a button in an XPage.

The article demonstrates how JavaScript listeners can be used to get notified when the user moves the focus to another viewpart or tab.

Learn how to build your own servlet implementation just by writing simple Java code in Domino Designer!

This article covers technical information about the NSF Classloader, a component that is used for execution of custom JavaScript and Java code stored in Notes databases.

Integration of existing LotusScript code into XPages applications in the Notes Client that has access to the UI, e.g. to display a dialog box.

Use the Component API to create viewparts in your own code, for example to display NSF content like documents, views and databases.

Use the NotesUI API to interact with classic Notes design elements from XPages applications.

Use the program API to launch files with the associated programs and read a list of registered file extensions

Learn how to build your own servlet implementation just by writing simple JavaScript code in Domino Designer!

The article explains how to prevent timeout error messages while calling long running XPages2Eclipse functions in XPages event code

The PlatformUI API gives you access to the Eclipse part of the Notes Client user interface.

Use the Clipboard API to copy text, html, file and images resources to the system clipboard from server side JavaScript code

An overview of the available API areas in the XPages2Eclipse base API

Instructions for XPages2Eclipse installation in Notes Client and Domino Server

Learn how to access the XPages2Eclipse API features from JavaScript and Java in XPages applications

Javadoc content for XPages2Eclipse Symphony API

Javadoc content for XPages2Eclipse Base API