Domino 7 Lotus Notes Application Development电子书

Domino 7 Application Development

Table of Contents

Domino 7 Application Development

Warning and Disclaimer

IBM

Credits

Foreword

About the Authors

About the Reviewer

Preface

What This Book Covers

Conventions

Reader Feedback

Customer Support

Downloading the Example Code for the Book

Errata

Questions

1. A Short History of Notes and Domino

Summary

2. New Notes 7 Client and Domino 7 Server Features

Lotus Notes 7

Domino Administrator

Domino Server

LEI

Summary

3. Lotus Notes/Domino 7 and DB2

DB2 as a Domino Data Store

Prerequisites

Software Required for the Domino Server

Transactional Logging

DB2 Installation Accounts

Installation and Configuration

Testing Connectivity to the DB2 Instance

Verifying DB2 Version Information

Additional DB2 Configuration

The DB2 Server Enablement Tool

The DB2 Access Server, DB2 Access Views, and Query Views

Installing the DB2 Access Server

DB2 Access Views

Creating the DB2 Access View Definition

Populating DB2 with Domino Data

Mapping DB2 User Names to Domino

Query Views

Summary

4. New Lotus Domino Designer 7 Features

AutoSave

Configuring the Lotus Notes Client for AutoSave

Configuring Applications for AutoSave

Design Enhancements

Shared Columns

Design View

Input-Enabled Formulas

The Default Form Indicator

Design Elements

Design Elements Sortable by Name

Inline Editing of Design Elements

New SmartIcons

Agent Profiling

Accessing Modified Documents

Right Mouse Button

Java

Sun Java Support

Remote Java Debugging

Summary

5. Upgrading Domino Applications

Lotus Notes 7 Client Features

New Domino Designer Client Features

AutoSave

Things to Consider when Enabling AutoSave in a Form

Referencing Profile Documents in Views

Web Services

DB2 Design Integration

Tips when Using DB2

Template Management

Reviewing Code

Customizing New Templates

Recompiling Script Libraries

A Final Note about Templates

Summary

6. Upgrading Formulas

Before you Begin: Devise a Backup Strategy

New @Commands and @Formulas

@Command([DiscoverFolders])

@AdminECLIsLocked

DB2-Related @Functions

@IsDB2

@DB2Schema

@IsEmbeddedInsideWCT

@PolicyIsFieldLocked

Obsolete @Formulas

Third-Party Tools

Summary

7. Upgrading Agents and LotusScript

Before You Begin

Design a Test Plan

Create Backups

Recompile All LotusScript

Other Considerations

Third-Party Tools

New Features

Profiling

New LotusScript Methods

NotesDatabase.GetModifiedDocuments([ndtSince], [intClass])

NotesDocumentCollection.UntilTime

NotesUIWorkspace.IsEmbeddedInsideWCT

NotesAgent.GetPerformanceDocument

LotusScript Debugger

Agent Design View

Summary

8. Web Services and Domino 7

Creating a Simple Web Service Using Domino Designer 7

Implementing a Simple Web Service

Exploring the Web Service Using a Browser

Adding Exception Handling to the Web Service

Expanding the Web Service to Include Complex Data Types

Other Complex Return Types

Implementing the CompanyInfo Web Service Using Java

Domino Designer WSDL Actions

Export WSDL

Import WSDL

Show WSDL

UDDI Registries

Summary

9. Optimizing Application Performance

Database Properties

Unread Marks

Optimize Document Table Map

Views

Reducing View Size

Categorized Columns

Time/Date

Reader Names

Forms and Agents

Domino Objects are Expensive

Search Methods

Saving Documents

Keyword @Db Formulas

Summary

10. Code Samples

The Save & Close Action Bar Button

Preventing Editing of Fields and Documents Dynamically

Fast DbLookups

Creating Keyword Drop‑Down Fields

Using the PostModeChange Event to Refresh the Keyword List

Creating a View for the Lookup

InViewEditing

Overview: What does a User See and Do with InViewEditing?

Setting Up a View and Columns for InViewEditing

Points to Consider when Using InViewEdit

The Sample InViewEdit Code

Tips

Summary

11. Troubleshooting Applications

Testing your Application

Asking the Right Questions

Logging

Domino Domain Monitoring (DDM)

Agent Profiler

Summary

A. Vendor Tools

Angkor

How Angkor Works

Results

PistolStar Password Power 8 Plug-Ins

Password Power 8 Domino Plug-In

Password Power 8 Web Set Password Plug-In

Security

Auditing Features

Help Desk

End-Users

System Requirements

Web Set Password Plug-In

Domino SSO and Authentication Redirection Plug-In

Single Sign-On Cookies

CMT Inspector

Architecture and Deployment Options

CMT for Public Folders

CMT for Notes

CMT for Coexistence

What does CMT for Lotus/Exchange Coexistence Do?

MS Notes Connector and CMT for Lotus/Exchange Coexistence

CMT for Domains

Notes Desktop Update

Notes Port

Other Features

FT Search Manager

Multi-Threading in the Notes Client

Speed

Concurrent Client Operation

Code Locking

Emulating Browser Behavior

A Workaround to the Notes "Enter" Problem

Allowing Web-Style Query Syntax

About IONET

Index