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the most useful content in the Lotus application development wiki

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The Lotus Notes and Domino Application Development wiki is by now chock full of useful content. But one page in particular stands out to me as being possibly the most enlightening of all: the XPages configuration file format article. I reference this article constantly. It documents nearly everything that can be defined in a .xsp-config file. In a control library, these are the files that define what controls the library contributes, but in some cases, also defines validators, converters, data sources, and so on. In a typical NSF, these are the files that define Custom Controls. But there's no reason you can't mix the two. If you study this article, a lot of what goes on in XPages - and what shows up in Designer when editing an XPage - will make much more sense. I highly recommend that all Domino developers familiarize themselves with this content.

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