The document summarizes updates to several OpenNTF projects including the Domino API, NSF ODP Tooling, XPages Bazaar, and NSF Router projects. It notes that the Domino API follows Domino releases and includes new methods and bug fixes. The NSF ODP Tooling includes tools for compiling and exporting ODPs without Designer. The XPages Bazaar project supports the NSF ODP Tooling. The NSF Router allows specifying redirection routes within NSFs. It also mentions the Import and Export for Designer project for importing design elements into NSFs from Designer.

1. OPENNTF DOMINO API

2. Still chugging along
We switched to a “match the Domino release” strategy starting with R10
One of these days, I'll upload a 11.0.1 release that better handles large-summary
fields
We release an update for the handful of new methods added each release
We also work in some bug fixes and improvements here and there
For the time being, it achieved its core goal and is intended to be slow-moving
ODA STATUS

3. NSF ODP TOOLING

4. ODP -> NSF Compilation
NSF -> ODP Export
NTF Deployment (Experimental)
IDE Support
Designer-esque project layout in Eclipse
DXL and XSP auto-complete in Eclipse and Visual Studio Code
WHAT IT DOES

5. Maven plugin to compile an ODP, optionally using update sites and non-OSGi JARs
No Designer required!
Runs locally or using a remote Domino server
ODP COMPILATION

6. Equivalent to Designer’s “Associate with on-disk project” export
Maven plugin that exports from a local or remote database
Also no Designer required!
Runs locally or using a remote Domino server
ODP EXPORT

7. Deploys an NTF (usually a build result) to a remote Domino server
Still in progress, but works in certain setups
Will get better with work or with HCL making the replace-design API available
NTF DEPLOYMENT

8. Eclipse plugin to organize project contents in a way
similar to Designer
Configures the XPages portion to use Eclipse’s PDE
to resolve OSGi and embedded dependencies
Allows for working with Code/Java elements like a
normal Java project
IDE SUPPORT

9. Uses the official DXL schema that ships with Domino
Uses home-brewed schemas for the effectively-static
XPages components
Uses the XML Language Server implementation
shared between Eclipse and Visual Studio Code
And any future IDE that opts in!
Eclipse version available on the Marketplace
DXL AND XSP AUTOCOMPLETE

10. Maven dependencies are considered implicit JARs
(like jvm/lib/ext)
Target specific ODS level
Set ACL in the pom.xml
`webContentResources` property allows inclusion of
arbitrary file trees in WebContent
e.g. the results of an npm JavaScript build from
another project
UPDATES: FEATURES

11. Fixes for use in the official Domino Docker container image
Tons of fixes around non-ASCII character encoding across the board
Minor fixes for esoteric design elements that hadn't been properly handled (Wiring
Properties, that sort of thing)
Updates for use in modern Eclipse releases (2020-09 and above)
Ongoing fixes for Windows use
UPDATES: FIXES

12. XPAGES BAZAAR

13. Originally a "sandbox" project for the former XPages team to try out new ideas
Of primary interest to me was the XSP interpreter
At this point, it's primarily a support project for the NSF ODP Tooling
It receives incremental updates to support new features and bug fixes in NSF ODP
UPDATES

14. NSF ROUTER

15. Sprung out of tinkering with HttpService in Domino
https://frostillic.us/blog/posts/2021/3/18/domino-httpservice-and-the-nsf-router-
project
Allows you to specify redirection routes within the NSF, such as "/some/long/path" ->
"/page.xsp?key=some/long/path
It's a small project, and likely essentially complete at this point
DESCRIPTION

16. IMPORT AND EXPORT FOR
DESIGNER

17. This was a project from IBM and OpenNTF from over a
decade ago that allows for automatic import of design
elements into an NSF directly from Designer
It lost its momentum due to not applying as well to
complicated XPages elements
But apparently people are going to use legacy
elements again, so it's back!
I updated it last year to work on Designer 9.0.1FP10
and newer
It's essentially waiting now for new supporting
projects to add to the catalog
UPDATES