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This course is designed for the application developer who will develop Lotus Domino applications for use in composite applications. Students learn to use NSF components to develop components and assemble composite applications within the Lotus Domino Designer and Lotus Notes environments
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Lotus Notes/ Lotus Domino
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- Examining the Composite Application Architecture
- Identifying Composite Application Development Tools
- Designing NSF Components
- Creating NSF Components
- Creating Composite Applications from NSF Components
- Testing and Deploying a Composite Application
- Creating Composite Applications with Non-IBM® Lotus Notes® Components
- Hosting Composite Applications with Non-IBM® Lotus Notes® Components
- Extending the IBM® Lotus Notes® Client
- Introducing Composite Applications
- Identifying Composite Application Development Tools
- Overview of Creating Composite Applications
- Designing NSF Components
- Creating NSF Components
- Creating Composite Applications from NSF Components
- Testing and Deploying a Composite Application
- Incorporating an Eclipse™ Component
- Hosting Composite Applications with Non-IBM® Lotus Notes® Components
- Extending the IBM® Lotus Notes® Client
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The target audience for this course is experienced Lotus Domino application developers.experienced Lotus Domino application developers.
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| Prerequisites: |
The course assumes that the student has prior experience developing Lotus Domino 8 applications and is now ready to build composite applications using Lotus Domino Designer and pre-built IBM® Lotus® Expeditor components. The prerequisites for this course include completion of the following Lotus Domino 8 paths or equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience:
Application developers who are new to Lotus Domino 8 and have completed the following courses:
- Fundamentals of IBM® Lotus® Domino® 8 Application Development (D8510)
- Developing IBM® Lotus® Domino® 8 Applications: Intermediate Skills (D8530)
Developers who upgraded to Lotus Domino 8 from a previous release and have completed the following course:
- Exploring the New Features in IBM® Lotus® Domino Designer® 8 (D8420)
completion of the following IBM Lotus Domino 8 paths or equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience:
Application developers who are new to IBM Lotus Domino 8 and have completed the following courses:
- Fundamentals of IBM Lotus Domino 8 Application Development (D8510)
- Building Web Applications with IBM Lotus Domino Designer 8 (D8520)
- Developing IBM Lotus Domino 8 Applications: Intermediate Skills (D8530)
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| Outline: |
Lesson 1: Introducing Composite Applications
- Topic 1A: Examining the Composite Application Architecture
- Composite Applications
- Service Oriented Architecture
- What is Eclipse?
- Eclipse and IBM Lotus Products
- Rich Client Platform
- Components of a Composite Application
- Host Environments for Composite Applications
- Composite Application Catalogs
- How Composite Applications Work
- Topic 1B: Identifying Composite Application Development Tools
- Tools for Developing Components
- Tools for Creating Composite Applications
- Topic 1C: Overview of Creating Composite Applications
- Checklist: Creating a Composite Application
Lesson 2: Creating a Composite Application from NSF Components
- Topic 2A: Designing NSF Components
- NSF Components
- View Display Options for Built-in NSF Components
- Using View Display Options for Other NSF Components
- Using Pages in Composite Applications
- Design Considerations
- How to Design NSF Components
- Topic 2B: Creating NSF Components
- Composite Application Design Elements
- The Property Broker Editor
- Checklist: Creating an NSF Component
- LotusScript Classes, Properties, and Methods
- Built-In Properties and Actions
- How to Create NSF Components
- Topic 2C: Creating Composite Applications from NSF Components
- Storing Composite Applications in Lotus Notes Databases
- Creating and Assembling Domino-Hosted Composite Applications
- Specifying Component Properties for a Composite Application
- Access Control Options
- Managing Component Palettes
- The Composite Application Editor Wiring Interface
- How to Create Composite Applications from NSF Components
- Topic 2D: Testing and Deploying a Composite Application
- Testing Considerations
- Composite Application Debugging Tools
- Guidelines for Debugging NSF Components and Composite Applications
- Deploying Domino-Hosted Composite Applications
- Provisioning
- How to Test a Composite Application
Lesson 3: Creating Composite Applications with Non-IBM® Lotus Notes® Components
- Topic 3A: Incorporating an Eclipse™ Component
- Determining the Reusability of Existing Components
- Eclipse Update Sites
- Provisioning and Access Control
- Exploring an Eclipse Component
- How to Incorporate an Eclipse Component
- Topic 3B: Hosting Composite Applications with Non-IBM® Lotus Notes® Components
- How a Domino Server Hosts a Composite Application
- Wiring and Re-Wiring Components
- Hosting Composite Applications on WebSphere Portal
- Tools for Developing Portlets
- Preparing the Lotus Notes Client for Viewing Composite Applications
- Portlet Generation and the Composite Application Editor
- The Lotus Notes Server Client Installer
- The Home Portal Account Setting
- Updating Eclipse Components in Composite Applications
- Debugging and Troubleshooting Composite Applications that Contain Eclipse Components
- Topic 3C: Extending the IBM® Lotus Notes® Client
- Eclipse Plug-Ins
- Extension Points
- Customizable Areas in the Lotus Notes Client
- Enabling User-Initiated Updates
- How to Extend the Lotus Notes Client
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