Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Programming Bible
- 17h 27m
- Brian Benz, Richard Schwartz, Rocky Oliver
- John Wiley & Sons (US)
- 2003
Whether you’re an architect, developer, or administrator, this guidebook covers everything you’ll need to know to harness the power and flexibility of Lotus Notes and Domino 6. Written by a team of award-winning authors, it explores the latest programming techniques, concepts, and languages you can use with this messaging and collaboration platform. And it’s packed with numerous examples and sample code, providing you with the tools to create your own customized applications.
You’ll find complete coverage of Lotus Notes and Domino 6
- Utilize the Domino Designer 6 user interface features to share and lock design elements, perform remote debugging, and create and manipulate XML and DXL from Domino 6 design objects
- Centralize the distribution and maintenance of Java code in a Domino application
- Access and display Domino 6 views, documents, and forms via servlets with Domino’s custom JSP tags
- Learn about new features in JavaScript, LotusScript, and Formula language that allow you to build applications in record time
- Create a Domino Web application that uses the new Data Connection Resource
- Build J2EE applications that can access Domino object and generate DXL and custom XML formats
- Uncover the most practical solutions for building and running Web Services in industrial-strength server environments
About the Authors
Brian Benz, CLI, PCLP, has more than 15 years experience in designing and deploying systems infrastructures, designing and developing applications, migrating messaging systems and applications, and managing projects. He has established his expertise and reputation in the Domino, Web, and e-business application development marketplace since 1992 through hands-on experience working on various projects and by making frequent contributions as a writer, including the IBM Redbook XML: Powered by Domino, the upcoming XML Programming bible (Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2003), and trade publications such as Lotus Advisor, e-Business Advisor, WebSphere Advisor, and e-Pro magazine. Brian also provides custom technical training to large and small organizations all around the world, and is also a popular technical event speaker for IBM, Advisor Media, and the View at venues worldwide. Brian is CEO of Benz Technologies.
Rocky Oliver began his “Lotus geek” existence with Lotus Development’s Word Processing Division in 1992. A wizened veteran of Lotus technologies, he ahs since led the development team of a large national consultancy, and opened a new branch for a startup, started his own company. Rocky writes quite often, most notably co-authoring Teach Yourself LotusScript for Notes/Domino 4.6 (MIS Press, 1997). He is also a Technical Editor and writer for Lotus Advisor magazine and a writer for WebSphere Advisor magazine.
Contributor Richard Schwartz is founder of RHS Consulting Incorporated, a Lotus Business Partner and a founding member of the Penumbra Group. He has spent more than nine years as a consultant, architect, and evangelist for Lotus Notes and Domino technology. He was given the Lotus Beacon Award in 1995 for the Most Significant Contribution to the Lotus Notes Industry. He has served as a consultant to Lotus and Iris Associates’ QA teams for Notes R4 and R4.5, as well as NotesView R4, to the product development team for Domino R4.6, and to many Fortune 500 companies. He is a Certified Lotus Professional, past editor of Lotus Solutions Now, and a contributing editor for Lotus Notes Advisor. He has also been a frequent contributor to other Notes-related publications and has spoken at several Domino conferences.
In this Book
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Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Programming Bible
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The History of Notes and Domino
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A Simple Application
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The Notes Storage Model
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Application Building Blocks
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The Designer IDE
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Managing and Deploying Application Projects
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Standard Templates
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Page and Form Basics
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Views and Folders
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Database Security
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Framesets and Outlines
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Advanced Form Design
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Database Properties
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Sharing Code with Libraries
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Formulas in Forms and Views
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Actions, Buttons, and Action Hotspots
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Form, View, and Database Events
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Agents
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Web Applications
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Mail-Enabled Applications
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Document Security
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Workflow Management
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Introduction to the Formula Language
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Working with @Functions
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Introduction to @Commands
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Using the Formula Language to Retrieve Data
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User Interaction through the Formula Language
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Advanced Formula Techniques
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Introduction to LotusScript
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Working with the Domino Object Model in LotusScript
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Advanced LotusScript Techniques
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Java and Domino Designer
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Java Classes and Methods
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Accessing Domino from Java Applications
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Java Servlets for Domino
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Java Servlets Using Third-Party Developer Tools
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Domino Custom JSP Tags
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Domino and WebSphere
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JavaScript Basics
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Using JavaScript Events
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DHTML and Domino
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Combining Domino and Java Applets Using JavaScript
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Integrating Enterprise Data with Domino Applications
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Developing Domino Applications for Data Integration
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LEI Retrievals and Updates
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XML and Domino
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XML, DXL, and Domino Data
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LotusScript and XML
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Using Domino to Serve Relational XML
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Developing Java Applications with XML and Domino
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Generating XML with Domino Java Agents and Servlets
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Getting XML into Domino
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Transforming XML with XSLT
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XML Data Islands
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Web Services Introduction
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SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI
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Serving Web Services from Domino
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Consuming Web Services in Notes Client Applications
