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In the case of reports and charts any JS framework (Sencha, DHTMLx) could do a perfect job leveraging the Domino AppDev Pack / Proton Task / Node.js. But an up to date integrated browser is required for a seamless integration in framesets. May we dream about offline capabilities on top?!
In the case of a pixel perfect printing, Crystal Reports and may be other Java based applications are essential. Unfortunately DDXP-I-682 has been merged with this idea. It's a totally different use case. How can we seamlessly integrate the Crystal Reports 2020 Eclipse Java Runtime? E.g. the PropertyBroker fails in the CompositeApp with the CrystalReports, if the agent in the composite app is called from an agent outside, located in a regular Notes app.
We've done this a number of times. However, the limitation we always hit is the Notes client lack of support for CSS, HTML, and JS events. It tries to act like a JS client since R5 in 1998, but it stalled. Of course Ray Ozzie promoting that thought left did his Groovy spin-off, which was completely JS and has some significant limitations because it lacked the Notes/Domino underpinnings. I got my JS "chops" from working those migrations, and 2 of those best project's owners moved back to Notes/Domino afterwards, because the s. army knife of Domino is very unique.
I attempted to use the product linked to a couple of years ago, great idea, great design but to many bugs for use, so if it is being recommended it needs to be checked out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpRFy_0uBEk
It would be nice to have both notes and web ... native tools to build charts, dashboard, etc.
Many "old" notes applications have great functionality, but lack graphics. An "ugly" application with good graphics, would be a good start!
For Notes Client apps
Is this for web (XPAGE / node.js) or Notes Client apps ? I think that for web you can embed virtually any javascript library you wanted. For Notes Client apps, your option is somewhat limited (is jfreechart still available ?)
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