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In composite applications, Web Services Description Language (WSDL) files (XML files) containing datatypes, properties, and actions are used by components for component interaction in a composite application. |
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Describes how to add components to a composite application. |
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In addition to this section of the documentation, refer to the following additional information on developing application components on supported platforms: |
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Provides information on additional methods for creating Notesbased applications in composite applications. |
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The following topics cover additional tasks and tools you may need to work more with composite applications on several platforms: |
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Provides information on procedures for assembling and wiring composite applications by modifying XML files. |
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The Composite Application Editor allows a user with appropriate access to edit a running application or the template for an application. Users with appropriate access can edit a composite application using the Composite Application Editor. You can open an existing application and edit it using the ... |
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A composite application is an aggregation of components that can have intercomponent communication. To do this, a composite application needs to have the components assembled and wired to together so a userinitiated action in one component can trigger a programmed action in another component. ... |