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| Learn how to acquire the technical skills necessary to administer, develop, and deploy applications for IBM Composite Ap... |
| Analyzing Employee Distribution with Notes View Container
In this workshop the student will practice using the actions ... |
| In this workshop the student will get familiar with the Notes Document container. Notes Document container is a new feat... |
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IBM Redbooks
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In particular, IBM offers the "Building Composite Applications" Redbook for intererested developers. Take a look here for more information.
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When developing for different client versions, you have the problem that newer clients have more features than the older ones. For example, Notes 8.5.1 can use XPages or the Notes Document Container in a composite app, Notes 8.0.2 cannot. If you're in an environment with different client ... |
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The new Composite Application Editor in version 6.2.x of Lotus Expeditor facilitates the creation of composite applications which are stored locally as .CA files. A composite application can be configured so that it is added to the Launcher ('Open') menu of the Expeditor client, by setting the ... |
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==Introduction==
The Host On-Demand (HOD) container provides access to host applications from within a composite application. A host application is a series of screens and landmark expressions are used to identify these screens. The container provides the means to publish and receive information ... |
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==Introduction== This tutorial walks you through the steps of creating state in a custom action. The action in this tutorial is created for the browser container and can be used to save state for each container instance. The "state" is the history of the property values which are wired to each ... |
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==Introduction== In this tutorial, we will describe the method for adding a toolbar to configure the landmarks of your containers. This toolbar will primarily be used to add actions to the current landmark. To add the toolbar, we will be extending the LandmarkToolBar class which provides several ... |
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The next generation of the discussion template is developed as open source on OpenNTF. This article describes which technologies (composite applications, XPages, Eclipse, classic app dev, Java views) are used and why. You can download this sample from here: Download from here. See here for a demo. ... |
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This resource page provides a number of resources, including tutorials, demonstrations, product documentation, and deployment scenarios, to help composite application developers get started with composite applications. Are there links that we should be adding to this page? Please edit this page to ... |
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Version: Lotus Expeditor 6.2.1 & Lotus Notes 8.5.1
Platform: ALL
Fixed in version: Problem abstract: Display issues for mult-page composite application opened in a new window that include the default navigator Details: When a multi-page composite application is created and used the default ... |