I have created a very simple domino app with xpages. It's almost just a copy of the "notebook" template, with an index page and a main document page.
The app runs correctly in notes and in the local web browser.
I have installed the Extension Library from OpenNTF.org and I have configured the bluemix plugin in Domino Designer. Tested the connection and the server and the credentials are OK.
I deploy my app and everything looks good, the code is uploaded, the app appears in my bluemix dashboard, and starts OK.
The route to the app works correctly, and I can access the application on the default route.
But, the browser fails to load the user interface applets. The page just shows the empty space with a error icon that when clicked shows a java error message of "class not found".
It seems to me that the deployment process fails to install the applet files in the javapath of the server.
Is there something I am missing to do?
Are you referring to the old Java applets for action bars, views, etc. from the pre-XPages web renderer? Though it would be up to someone from IBM to provide a canonical example, I would expect those to not work - the Domino runtime app-side on Bluemix is very trimmed down, including the removal of things like view icons. It looks like the notebook template was never XPage-ized, and the old-style elements will default to Java.
Assuming these are indeed the Java applets you mean, it's for the best in this case anyway: even if they worked on the Bluemix runtime, they would be pointing to the ephemeral app DB, not a permanent-storage DB, and wouldn't be useful for dealing with data.