IBM Lotus Domino 6 Designer Build Killer Apps

Outcomes

This course introduces students to advanced application design concepts that provide the foundation for extending Notes/Domino applications.
Students will create multi-database applications, extend those applications to the Internet, integrate them with external data and implement Domino Workflow.

Prerequisites

Previous application development experience, and attended the following IBM Lotus Domino 6 courses:
Required: Using IBM Lotus Notes 6/7, Maximizing Your Productivity with IBM Lotus Notes 6/7, IBM Domino Designer: Foundation Skills.

What should you be familiar with?

Developers experienced with Domino. This course is designed to enhance the skills of experienced Domino Developers.

Session Length

4 Days, 9:00am to 4:30pm

Location

This session is conducted either on site, or at our training rooms.

Topics Covered in this session

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This session is made up of the following modules:

	Title
	Domino Development: Developing Applications - Intermediate Skills
	Domino Development: Developing Dynamic Web Applications

Advanced data access mechanisms Accessing other Domino databases Accessing non-Domino databases with ODBC Creating and using Data Connection Resources (DCRs) to access non-Domino databases Using DECS to access non-Domino databases Routing documents and notifying users Using @Functions to send documents Creating a mail-in database Tracking documents through the workflow process Using profile documents Comparison of profile documents and enviornment variables Creating profile documents Accessing data in profile documents Securing a Domino Application Encrypting data Signing databases Agent security issues Using the design synopsis to evaluate and document an application Description of information available in a design synopsis Creating a design synopsis Locating information in a design synopsis

Exploring page layout and navigation Describe an HTML page and its format Take advantage of tables and their HTML layout features Create static and dynamic Domino based links Exploring the use of fields in Web Applications Define how Domino field types render to the Web Work with hidden fields Effectively use shared fields Create HTML fields on pages using computed text Use the $$Return field for responses and redirection Enhancing Web page layouts with views Embed a view in a form or page Use @Functions to develop view controls Use HTML select objects to display a single-category view Create templates for views Use view display parameters such as start and count Customize views for use in pages Use HTML in views Creating and using framesets Build a usable frameset layout Control document target frames Control frame interaction Identify frame tricks and traps

Performance-based objectives

• Working with Multipla Database Applications
• Extending applications to the Internet
• Integrating Domino Applications with other systems
• Domino Work-Flow