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Introduction In this article you will learn how to construct a Notes Outline control that will allow the end user to navigate between pages of a composite application. The main idea is to configure the composite application to not show the default page navigator down the left side but replace ... |
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This tutorial walks you through the steps of creating state in a custom action, so that you can create your own actions for any kinds of containers. |
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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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There are some outstanding articles regarding transformation, and in particular custom actions, which are referenced in this post: http://blog.balfes.net/?p=821 This is another, it may help, it may not help - some differences: this explains property converter as well as custom actions, and a ... |
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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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The basic building blocks for a developing a composite application is writing a component and assembling different components together. As such the conventional way of defining properties for components (excluding containers) were to create a WSDL and declare it using the Eclipse extension points. ... |
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The Notes Document container let you quickly add a Notes document such as a memo form or an appointment form to your composite application, and wire to elements of the Notes document. The container allows you to completely define the inputs and outputs directly within the Composite Application ... |
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In this tutorial we are going to extend the Notes View Container that is part of the Lotus Notes 8.5.1 platform with our own custom action. We will write an action that will output the median number from a set of selected numbers. There are already a set of numeric actions that come pre-packaged ... |
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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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In this workshop the student will get familiar with the managed browser component (which is based on the Generic Container framework). The student will walk through the creation of a composite application consisting of 3 components: a) A managed browser of the ESPN web page containing MLB ... |
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During this tutorial you will create a custom action that can run javascript. For this tutorial we are going to build off of the Creating custom actions in Java tutorial. The Creating custom actions in Java tutorial defines what a custom action is and also walks the user through all the steps of ... |
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Prerequisites: This tutorial will require Eclipse 3.4 with the Expeditor Toolkit for Expeditor 6.2.1 and the Lotus Notes Domino Designer for 8.5.1. Introduction This tutorial walks you through the steps of extending the base Notes view container with a custom action. The action will be able to ... |
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During this tutorial you will extend the Browser Application Container with a custom container action created in Java. Our use case is to allow a user to highlight any text in a note and quickly see the translation in another window on the same page. We will create a composite application page ... |
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==Wiring to the side shelf in CAE== ===Introduction=== In this workshop the student will get familiar with the side shelf feature. The student will walk through the creation of a composite application and demonstrate how to add a component into side shelf and how to use the options of the side ... |
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In this workshop the student will get familiar with the Notes Document container. Notes Document container is a new feature added in Notes 8.5.1 to enable the user add Notes document into a composite application and make it to communicate with other component through property broker. The student ... |
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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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In this workshop the student will get familiar with the Lotus Notes View container and the Lotus Symphony container. The student will walk through the creation of a composite application and demonstrate how data from a Lotus Notes view can be integrated with a Symphony Spreadsheet. The conceptual ... |
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IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 Composite Application Tutorial: Utilize Live Text in a Composite Application Introduction: IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 adds Live Text integration to composite application. This allows an application assembler using the Composite Application Editor (CAE) to associate a Live Text ... |
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In Lotus Notes 8.5 and Lotus Expeditor 6.2 composite applications can display components in the right or left sidebar and can also interact with components that are already in the sidebar. This tutorial will show how to create composite applications using application sidebar components. It will ... |
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Property to Property Wiring
In Lotus Notes 8.5 and Lotus Expeditor 6.2, components in a composite application can now update other components preference values at run time, where previously they could only be set in the Composite Application Editor. In this tutorial we will create two components, ... |
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Wiring to a Sidebar Component Prerequisites If you are not familiar with creating Eclipse plug-ins, read the Eclipse tutorial on this wiki first. Configure your Eclipse environment for launching Not |
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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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This topic shows how to access and use the advanced properties of a component. There is also a number of advanced properties and in order to use these properties in an Eclipse component you will need to use the Topology Handler. The Topology Handler
Using the topology handler you can access a lot ... |
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Component Communication This topic aims to show how you can use the Property Broker to allow communication between your components. It is based on the preceding article (Developing an Eclipse component for Lotus Notes 8 (part 1)) and we assume that you have successfully created the component from ... |