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Developing IBM® Lotus® Domino® 7 Applications:
Intermediate Skills
Course Specifications
Course number: N7D530
Software: Lotus Domino
Course length: 3.0 day(s)
Course Description
Course Objective: You will use IBM® Lotus®
Domino Designer® 7 to develop multi-database applications.
Target Student: The target audience for this course is application
developers who have experience creating or modifying single database
applications with Lotus Domino Designer 6 or Domino Designer 7.
Prerequisites: Students taking this course should have experience using
the IBM® Lotus Notes® client to access applications and possess the equivalent
knowledge, skills, and experience developing Lotus Domino 6 or Lotus Domino 7
applications. Students should have completed the Fundamentals of Lotus Domino 7
Application Development or Developing Lotus Domino 6/6.5 Applications:
Foundation Skills course.
Delivery Method: Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery
learning model with structured hands-on activities.
Performance-Based
Objectives
Upon successful
completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Use formula language to inspect
and manipulate text and lists values. You will also use iterative
statement functions.
- Implement functions that
interact with users through different types of dialog boxes using the
@Prompt and @DialogBox functions.
- Implement advanced view design
features to enhance how Lotus Notes displays documents.
- Examine and use several IBM®
Lotus® Domino® design elements as navigation structures, including links
and imagemaps.
- Create and embed an outline.
- Add a frameset to an
application, add content to a frame, launch an application frameset,
include elements in a frameset, add new frames, and specify a target
frame for individual elements.
- Use @DbColumn to access view
column and document values in an IBM® Lotus® Domino® database; use @PickList to allow a user to choose column values from
a view; and use profile documents to store global data for an
application.
- Use the formula language to
access data sources using the Microsoft® Open Database Connectivity
(ODBC) interface.
- Examine Domino Enterprise
Connection Services (DECS) and implement real-time data mapping between
an IBM® Lotus® Domino® application and a relational database.
- Define workflow, notify users
when they need to become aware of an action in the workflow, create a
mail-in database document, route documents to application databases, and
track documents through the workflow process.
- Control who can edit sections
of a document, attach a signature to an access-controlled section, and
encrypt data and mail messages.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Working with Strings,
Lists, and Loops
Topic 1A: Writing Formulas to Manipulate Text
Values
Topic 1B:
Working with Lists
Topic 1C:
Creating Iterative Formulas
Lesson 2: Writing
Formulas to Interact with the User
Topic 2A: Using the @Prompt Function
Topic 2B:
Working with the @DialogBox Function
Topic 2C:
Using Layout Regions
Lesson 3: Advanced View
Design
Topic 3A: Using a Background Image in a View
Topic 3B:
Using a Formula to Hide a Column
Topic 3C:
Using Color in Views
Topic 3D:
Working with Embedded Elements
Lesson 4: Creating and
Using Links
Topic 4A: IBM® Lotus® Domino® Links
Topic 4B:
Hotspot Links
Topic 4C:
Named Element Links
Topic 4D:
URL Links
Topic 4E:
Creating Imagemaps
Lesson 5: Working with
Outlines
Topic 5A: Creating an Outline
Topic 5B:
Adding Outline Entries
Topic 5C:
Modifying Outline Entries
Topic 5D:
Embedding an Outline
Lesson 6: Creating a
Frameset
Topic 6A: Adding a Frameset to an Application
Topic 6B:
Adding Content to a Frame
Topic 6C:
Launching an Application Frameset
Topic 6D:
Adjusting Framesets
Lesson 7: Accessing Data
in IBM® Lotus® Domino® Databases
Topic 7A: Accessing Data from a View
Topic 7B:
Using @PickList
Topic 7C:
Working with Profile Documents
Lesson 8: Accessing
Non-Domino Data with ODBC
Topic 8A: Introducing ODBC
Topic 8B: Using
@Db Functions to Access an ODBC Data Source
Lesson 9: Using DECS and
DCRs to Map Data Between IBM® Lotus® Domino® and
Relational Databases
Topic 9A: Introducing IBM® Lotus® Domino®
Enterprise Connection Services (DECS)
Topic 9B:
Working with DECS
Topic 9C:
Using Data Connection Resources (DCRs)
Lesson 10: Adding
Workflow to IBM® Lotus® Domino® Applications
Topic 10A: Defining Workflow
Topic 10B:
Routing Workflow Objects in IBM® Lotus® Domino®
Topic 10C:
Designing Workflow
Topic 10D:
Notifying Users
Topic 10E:
Routing Entire Documents
Topic 10F:
Sending the Current Document
Topic 10G:
Tracking Documents
Lesson 11: Securing IBM®
Lotus® Domino® Application Data
Topic 11A: Limiting Who Can Read and Edit
Sections
Topic 11B:
Signing Documents and Mail
Topic 11C:
Encrypting Domino Data
Topic 11D:
Creating and Distributing Secret Keys
Topic 11E:
Encrypting Fields