I understand that lotusscript can be embedded and executed in a page. What I heard is, static text as passthru html is used for the static part of the page and lotusscript would generate the dynamic part. Does anyone have a simple example how this works? If it actually is a feature?
Thanks!
Subject: Lotusscript embedded in a page
You might be thinking of the feature whereby you can put LotusScript code into a text field in a document and then have it executed at runtime using the LotusScript ‘Execute’ function.
It comes in very handy for creating/updating LotusScript functions at runtime instead of having to change code in the Designer.
Regards,
Alex
Subject: Lotusscript embedded in a page
You are more than likely refering to part of Garnet – a LotusScriptable JSP environment that was part of the early betas of “RNext”. Garnet didn’t make it into Domino 6 for a number of reasons, one of which was that it wasn’t standards-compliant as it existed. Good idea, though – you should have seen the stuff fly when it was announced that Garnet was gone! (See the beta/prerelease forum archive for more: