May 28, 2014  

Intro to XPages – Part 3: Displaying a Domino View on an XPage

( The quality of the video is best when watched full screen on YouTube in HD )

Course and Demo Databases from TLCC

This blog series is based on the Introduction to XPages Development which is available from TLCC.COM. Request one of the following for the version you are running.

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About Paul Della-Nebbia

I am a founding partner at TLCC with over 20 years of experience working with Notes and Domino. Over the past five years I have been focused on developing XPages applications and delivering consulting, training and mentoring services. Thrilled and honored to be an IBM Champion for Collaboration Solutions in 2014. I live in Hamilton, Ontario with my beautiful wife and am the proud father of three awesome young people.

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