Domino Designer provides facility to import image resources, style sheets and file resources.
But for script libraries, there is no such option.
So when I need to import a third-party JavaScript script library I usually would create one and then copy-paste the contents into it. But there's an easier way to do it.
Open the Package Explorer in Domino Designer with menu "Window > Show Eclipse View > Other" and then selecting "Java > Package Explorer".
In your database go to "Code > ScriptLibraries". Right click on it and select "Import".
Select "General > File System" and click on "Next >". Browse to directory where your script library is stored, select it and click on "Finish". And you are done.
A word of caution here, make sure the library you are importing syntactically valid. Because if it is not then Domino Designer creates a file but it is empty and doesn't show up any warning either.
But for script libraries, there is no such option.
So when I need to import a third-party JavaScript script library I usually would create one and then copy-paste the contents into it. But there's an easier way to do it.
Open the Package Explorer in Domino Designer with menu "Window > Show Eclipse View > Other" and then selecting "Java > Package Explorer".
In your database go to "Code > ScriptLibraries". Right click on it and select "Import".
Select "General > File System" and click on "Next >". Browse to directory where your script library is stored, select it and click on "Finish". And you are done.
A word of caution here, make sure the library you are importing syntactically valid. Because if it is not then Domino Designer creates a file but it is empty and doesn't show up any warning either.
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