Anybody who already knows java probably took a look at the java class that I created in the previous parts and saw all kinds of mistakes. This was done on purpose. If I had of shown a bigger java class…

In the last part we setup our bean as an unmanaged bean by creating a DataContext and creating the bean in there. To make things even easier you can create what is known as a managed bean. Basically you setup…

So we now have a java class that can be used as a bean. From a java point of view it is still just a java class, the bean bit comes into play over on the xpage side of things.…

So in the last part we looked at how to call our new java class from ssjs but that still introduces a tiny bit of overhead as the ssjs interpreter is called to kick off the java code. To avoid using SSJS…