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~Alexis Minlutex

Jun 19, 2012, 1:19 PM

135 Posts

Re: 30 Java elements (Code/Java) causes 45 minutes build time

Category: Other Domino Designer Tooling
Platform: Windows
Release: 8.5.3
Role: Developer
Tags: designer client,slow
Replies: 11

Thanks for sharing your experiences. Of course I'm also comparing to Domino 7 where everything is lightning fast. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought these new versions and features are supposed to make use more productive. I haven't seen that yet: all development is much slower than it used to be (for many reasons).

I guess I need to setup a Domino server on my computer and try to make it available to internet (which is required in this case) althought I don't have a static IP. Somehow it seems you need a workaround for everything with XPages and Domino 8.5.

- Panu

~Ben Asaponeskioden

Jun 19, 2012, 2:06 PM

126 Posts

Re: 30 Java elements (Code/Java) causes 45 minutes build time

I haven't used many of the older versions so I can't comment on that, but as regards this being a workaround I have to disagree, through work / college I have used XPages / domino, java / tomcat and ASP.NET + C# / IIS and in all

cases / projects I have had a server set up on my machine to test on before deploying to production as this type of problem occurs no matter what the platform is, the only way around this would be to set up a dev environment on the machine with the server and remote into it as any other way would require compiling over the network.

why would your local / test server need a static IP ? could you not just use the machines IP address or localhost since it will be on the same machine ?

Simon