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Property Value Editor
The Property Value Editor is a powerful tool that allows an application developer to make changes to multiple property values at once. A typical use of the the Property Value Editor would be to update URLs when moving an application from a development/test environment to a ... |
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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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This topic includes a list of features and bugs that were included in each release of the wiki. |
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In this topic we show how you can access the component data using only Eclipse APIs. Why would you want to do this? Say your component may live in an Eclipse only environment this method allows your component to install in an Eclipse only platform and no having a binary dependency on Expeditor ... |
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You can have a composite application automatically be added to the Open list after it is initially installed or opened by the end user or through the auto-start option. This is kind of a "hard coded" bookmark so the end user does not have to manually put it in the Open List. This is also a great ... |
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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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This tutorial is going to describe the method for adding a new customized tab for editing properties of a component. With these customizations, when a user adds the container to their palette and chooses to “Edit Component Properties”, the dialog displayed will include the extra tab. The tab ... |
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Table of Contents | Next | Previous This article contains the following sections: User-initiated update with Eclipse update manager
Application Manager in Lotus Expeditor If you have access rights (either as an administrator or a user) to initiate new feature installation and update, you can ... |
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The generic application container framework introduced in IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 and IBM Lotus Expeditor 6.2 includes some advanced features. This article shows how you can define custom delimiters for multiple valued data items to be published or received by containers. It also discusses the ... |
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In this topic, the different preferences that be can set on component views are described. All of these preferences can be set in the Composite Application Editor. Some of them in a nicespecialized UI, other ones only in the generic UI for advanced preferences. Component view preferences
The ... |
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This topic describes the application page and composite application level properties. The Composite Application Editor allows for setting the page level preferences and the applicationroot page level preferences. Page preferences
The following preferences can be set on any (normal) page. ... |
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This video demonstrates a simple, user-friendly banking application has been created using a composite of multiple applications, including Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, and Lotus Expeditor. This composite application facilitates interaction between multiple systems and streamlines employee workflow. ... |
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Composite applications are a key element in a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and contextual collaboration strategy. The ability to create and edit composite applications lets you easily integrate different types of components and technologies. By creating composite applications, you can ... |
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This article is a set of best practices identified by the composite application team. This is a living and breathing document, it will be updated by contributors as time goes. Please feel free to comment or write an email to the forum for additional items. NSF Based Composite Applications ... |
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This page describes how new NSF components can be developed via Lotus Domino Designer and how existing NSF databases can be used in composite applications. 1. What are NSF components? A component in a composite application is basically a rectangle in the UI. A NSF component displays a Notes object ... |
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Today's companies use multiple systems to run their business and maintain their competitive advantage. It can be a challenge for employees to achieve their organizational objectives using these various application interfaces and procedures. Valuable employee time is lost switching between ... |
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So what is a container? For that matter, what is a component? Hopefully when you finish reading this article, I will have cleared up some of the confusion between IBM composite application components and IBM composite application containers. Components are a rich decoupled part with a well defined ... |
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Overview to be provided here also enforces that the root category shows up on the wiki page |
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The Composite Application Debug Utilities consist of several debugging tools to help Composite Application developers debug composite applications. Topology Peek is a graphical tool for runtime analysis. It provides a live user interface rendering of Composite Application caches and the ability to ... |
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This topic includes frequentlyasked questions and information on trouble shooting specific problems. Note that the forums are also a great resource for troubleshooting specific problems. Help make this section more valuable by adding your question or answer to this page. To add a new item, ... |
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This page contains definitions of terms commonly used when discussing Composite Applications. A
Actions
Actions are values which are consumed by a component view. They have a type scoped by a namespace. In Notes 8.0 actions are defined at a component level and are visible to all component views ... |
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The PDF document attached to this topic has been created to give you information about Composite Applications in Notes - both a technical overview and an explanation of the benefits of using them with Notes. The document is designed to illustrate how businesses can accelerate business processes by ... |
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One of the great new additions to the composite application framework in Lotus Expeditor and Lotus Notes is the Generic Container Framework. Container components offer a very powerful means of assembling applications. Container Configurations
A container component works off of an Eclipse ... |
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This is a placeholder page. Content will be added in the weeksdays before Lotusphere. I'll refere to this page from my LS presa. All sample code, screenshots, tutorials etc will be available from this page. Composite application debug components can be found here |
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There is an article that needs to be linked from this wiki. It is the Converting an IBM Lotus Notes application to use Lotus Notes 8 Java components article posted by Steve Castledine and Margo Ezekiel. This article describes how to convert a Lotus Notes application to a Java application, using ... |