What is this waterfall principle? In this case the waterfall has nothing to do with the waterfall software life cycle model. Don't worry, you can implement this pricinple using any software life cycle ...

When buidling your own Classification-tree-control you need to locate the Classifications on specific levels. This blog will show how to get them easily using SearchExpression. Finding the root Clas ...

ADAM's powerful search capabilities allow you to express advanced or complex searches in an elegant and succinct way. This high level of expressiveness yields code that is not only more readable but ...

The IN search operator you all know. Those who don't, read this. This operator is crucial if you want to search for objects that have a property whose value matches one of multiple values. The disa ...

Remember part 1 of Søren Trudsø Mahon's article of DXP? Who's up for part two? Here goes: ...

This article is soooo cool, and it is so for several reasons.First, I didn't write it. The idea, the development and writing the article are all done by Søren Trudsø Mahon from our ADAM partner DXP. S ...

The search framework in ADAM has a small and little known feature that can improve the search experience of your users. By default, the search framework supports a whole bunch of operators l ...

Adam 4.5 includes a new feature that isn't all that striking, but very useful nonetheless. One of the things that were a bit too difficult to accomplish with any version before 4.5, was to s ...

Although the <> and the NOT search operators may appear to be very similar, it actually are two different operators that behave differently. The purpose of this blog is to explain those di ...

SearchExpressions in ADAM obviously support the OR-operator that allows you to run queries like this: SearchExpression expression = new SearchExpression( "Name = Joe or Email = joe@company.com"); ...