IBM Lotus Domino 6 Designer Exploring the New Features

Outcomes

This 3-day, instructor-led course provides students with hands-on practice using several of the new features and enhancements for IBM Lotus Domino Designer 6.
NOTE: To properly set expectations for this course, please note that students will have in-depth, hands-on practice with the content presented on Days 1 and 2 of this course. Day 3 focuses on programming features. The goal of this final class day is to use overviews, demonstrations, and walk-throughs to provide a higher-level view of the new programming features and the extensibility of some of the new Designer 6 tools.

Prerequisites

For Release 4 developers only: Preparing IBM Lotus Domino Release 4 Developers to Use IBM Lotus Domino Designer 6 (ND410) 1-day, instructor-led, generally scheduled to immediately precede ND420.
Experience creating Release 5 applications for Notes and the Web.
Experience coding in Java and JavaScript, or LotusScript is recommended.

What should you be familiar with?

Application developers who have experience developing Release 5 applications for Notes and the Web. An additional audience is Release 4 developers who have taken ND410 to become familiar with the Domino Designer 6 user interface and basic functionality.

Session Length

3 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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The enhanced event model Locking design elements Embedded editor Embedded scheduler Using the Agent Properties to create and set security for agents New action features New LotusScript classes for XML Data connection resources Formula language enhancements (including looping)

Calling Java programs from LotusScript (LS2J) Using folders and bookmarks to organize complex applications Using layers and style sheets to enhance presentation of content on the Web Enhanced HTML editing capabilities Programmatically setting column colors Using formulas to hide columns Using a background image in a view Creating customized design reports