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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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To illustrate the deployment scenario described in this article, this example uses a composite application for a fictitious company called Acme Auto Parts. The composite application, which includes both NSF and Eclipse components, displays views of an employee's Inbox as well as views of the Acme ... |
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This tutorial will show how a Notes NSF can be used as both a database with fields and views, as well as a composite application. Components in the composite application can then use the underlying database content in the application. In Section 1 basic overview information is provided and the ... |
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Version: Lotus Notes 8.5.1
Platform: Windows, Linux Fixed in version: Problem abstract: In CAE, Adding an NSF component to the application may fail if the there is no connection definition exist for the database. Details: The problem can be reproduced with the following sample scenario: Do clean ... |
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Analyzing Employee Distribution with Notes View Container
In this workshop the student will practice using the actions (Total, Min, Max, Average and Count) of the Notes View container to analyze employee information. Student will walk through the creation of a composite application and ... |
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Analyzing Employee Distribution with Notes View Container
In this workshop the student will practice using the actions (Total, Min, Max, Average and Count) of the Notes View container to analyze employee information. Student will walk through the creation of a composite application and ... |
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Table of Contents | Next | Previous The following information describes how to deploy and update composite applications with Lotus Notes/Domino. Since with composite applications you need to deploy both the composite application definitions (CA.XML) and the components, some new deployment features ... |
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Table of Contents | Next | Previous When first trying to learn about the deployment of a composite application, it is important to understand the role of links to components in composite applications. Composite applications are basically definitions of applications with lists of links to the ... |
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The following information is presented to provide you with conceptual and reference information on the following: deploying a composite application
updating an existing composite application The information has been divided into a Table of Contents of separate topics to allow for ease of ... |
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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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This article explains how to debug NSF (or Lotus Notes) components. Debugging and troubleshooting composite applications in general is covered in this article. Use the following guidelines and tips when logging and debugging NSF components: The LotusScript debugger may be helpful in debugging NSF ... |
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Debugging and Troubleshooting NSF Components
Debugging Portal applications |
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The following sections provide information on deploying updates to composite applications: General update information
For up-to-date information on application and feature updating, refer to Domino 8.0.1 Administrator Beta Help. http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/domhelp/v8r0/index.jsp ... |
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Composite applications for Notes are stored within the NSF application. They follow the same rules as all other objects in a notes application, for example Replication. If you have created your composite application as an XML file (CA XML) you need to import it into the notes NSF. To do this the ... |
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Deploying NSFs
NSF update site
Deploying new applications
Deploying updates to applications |
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Sample description
This preassembled NSF-based composite application sample uses two NSF components and one Eclipse-based component to demonstrate the loose coupling and event/action relationship capabilities provided by composite applications in IBM Lotus Notes 8. Download
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Sample description
This preassembled NSFbased composite application sample uses NSF components and one Eclipsebased component to render and generate reports on data from IBM Lotus Notes applications. Download
Download the sample here: BIRT sample |
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This page describes how to use the Property Broker Editor for NSF components. The PBE is a tool that comes with Domino Designer. The PBE completely hides the fact that WSDL (web service description language) is used as the IDL for component interfaces. So it is more than just a WSDL editor since ... |
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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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This document illustrates the different ways of creating a blank composite application within CAE and also in Websphere Portal server. It is the starting point for creating a composite app and does not describe the process of assembling the actual application. You can create two types of composite ... |