Lotus Domino Designer V8.x : Développement Avancé

Plan de cours officiel IBM D8530FR

Durée : 3 Jours.

Description : A l'issue de ce stage , vous serez capable d'utiliser IBM LotusDomino Designer 8 pour développer des applications multi-bases.

Participants : Développeurs d'applications ayant de l'expérience dans la création et modification de bases simples avec Lotus Domino Designer 7 ou Domino Designer 8.

Compétences requises : Les participants doivent avoir suivi le stage D8510FR Lotus Domino Designer V8 : concepts de base ou N7D510FR (le même en v7) ou avoir un niveau de connaissances équivalent.

Objectifs : Ce stage permet de découvrir les techniques avancées concernant les formules incluant les boucles et les interactions utilisateurs avec les applications. Le cours explique également les différentes méthodes d'accès aux data sources en dehors de l'environement Domino incluant les bases de données relationnelles . Vous verez également comment inclure des fonctionnalités de workflow pour router des documents et notifier les utilisateurs qu'un document réquière leur attention, cela en tenant compte des éléments de sécurité tel le cryptage de données. Ce stage permet également une mise au point sur les éléments de navigation tels que les liens , plans, et agencements de cadres permettant la liaison des différents composants de l'application et permettant à l&aposutilisateur de localiser rapidement et facilement les informations.

Contenu du cours

Lesson 1: Working with Strings, Lists, and Loops

Topic 1A: Writing Formulas to Manipulate Text Values
Useful Functions for Inspecting and Searching Text
Inspecting and Searching Strings
Useful Functions for Parsing a String
Examples of Parsing a String
Topic 1B: Working with Lists
Creating Lists
List Operations
List Operations
Using the List Subscript Operator
Useful Functions for Inspecting Lists
Useful Functions for Modifying Lists
Useful Functions for Converting Lists
Topic 1C: Creating Iterative Formulas
Iterative Statement Functions
Using a For Loop
Using a While Loop
Using a DoWhile Loop

Lesson 2: Writing Formulas to Interact with the User

Topic 2A: Using the @Prompt Function
Introducing The @Prompt Function
Examples of User Prompts
The @Prompt Function
@Prompt Styles

Topic 2B: Working with the @DialogBox Function
The @DialogBox Function
Using the @DialogBox Function
Creating a Form for @DialogBox

Topic 2C: Using Layout Regions
Layout Regions
Creating a Layout Region
Adding Elements to a Layout Region

Lesson 3: Advanced View Design

Topic 3A: Using a Background Image in a View
Background Images
Background Image Formatting Options
Adding a Background Image to a View

Topic 3B: Hiding a View Column
Hiding Columns
Using a Formula to Hide a Column

Topic 3C: Modifying View Elements
Highlighting View Documents
Programmatically Setting Colors in a View
Creating a View Column to set the Colors of a Row
Using Values to Specify the View Text Color
Using Values to Specify the View Background Color and Text Color
Hiding the Color Column
Expanding a Column to Use the Available Width

Topic 3D: Working with Embedded Elements
Adding an Embedded Editor to the Form
Preventing a Document from Being Saved
Combining Embedded Elements
Embedded Schedulers

Lesson 4: Adding Navigational Elements Using Links and Imagemaps

Topic 4A: Linking to Other Documents and Pages
Types of Links
Creating a Link Hotspot on a Page or Form
The Hotspot Resource Link Properties
Named Element Links
Creating a Named Element Link in the Properties Box
URL Links
Creating a URL Link

Topic 4B: Creating Imagemaps
Imagemaps
Describing Hotspots on an Image
Creating a Hotspot on an Image

Lesson 5: Working with Outlines

Topic 5A: Creating an Outline
The Outline Design Element
Process of Creating an Outline
Create an Outline
Default Outlines
Creating a Default Outline

Topic 5B: Adding Outline Entries
Outline Entries
Creating a Hierarchical Outline
Creating an Outline Entry
Topic 5C: Modifying Outline Entries

Setting Outline Entry Properties
Indenting and Outdenting Outline Entries

Topic 5D: Embedding an Outline
Embedding Outlines
Embedded Outline Properties
Formatting an Embedded Outline

Lesson 6: Creating a Frameset

Topic 6A: Adding a Frameset to an Application
What are Frames?
What are Framesets?
Structuring a Frameset
Guidelines for Designing Framesets
Creating a Frameset

Topic 6B: Adding Content to a Frame
Specifying Frame Information
Specifying a Content Source
Using a Target Frame
Specifying the Default Target Frame
Target Frame Precedence
Placing a Page in a Frame

Topic 6C: Launching an Application Frameset
Setting Database Properties to Launch a Frameset

Topic 6D: Adjusting Framesets
Adding New Frames to a Frameset
Launching Individual Elements in a Specific Frame
Opening Documents in a Frame
Setting a Target Frame

Lesson 7: Accessing Data in IBM® Lotus Domino Databases

Topic 7A: Accessing Data from a View
Common Arguments for @Db Functions
Options for Caching the Results of a Lookup
Guidelines for Caching the Results of a Lookup
Specifying a Database for Lookups
How Lotus Notes® Searches for a Replica
Using @DbColumn
Using @DbLookup
Optional Keywords for @DbLookup
Optional Keywords for @DbLookup

Topic 7B: Using @PickList
Advantages of @PickList
Styles of PickLists
Displaying a View with @PickList
Displaying a Domino Directory View with @PickList

Topic 7C: Working with Profile Documents
Introducing Profile Documents
Characteristics of Profile Documents
Guidelines for Using Profile Documents
Designing a Form for Creating Profile Documents
Creating a Profile Document with Formulas
Reading Data in Profile Documents
Updating Data in Profile Documents

Lesson 8: Accessing Non-Domino Data

Topic 8A: Introducing Microsoft Open Database Connectivity
Using ODBC
Working with ODBC Drivers
ODBC Driver Configuration
ODBC Driver Configuration
Example dBase Table

Topic 8B: Using @Db Functions to Access an ODBC Data Source
Accessing Relational Data from IBM Lotus Domino with ODBC
Comparing the @Db Functions that use ODBC
Using @DbColumn
Using @DbLookup
Using @DbCommand

Lesson 9: Mapping Data Between IBM Lotus Domino and Relational Databases

Topic 9A: Introducing IBM Lotus Domino Enterprise Connection Services
Data Mapping
Data Mapping in Lotus Domino
Using DECS
How DECS Communicates with the External Data Source
Capabilities of DECS

Topic 9B: Working with DECS
The DECS Server Task
Working with the DECS Administrator Database

Topic 9C: Using Data Connection Resources
Working with DCRs
The DECS Administrator Database and DCRs
Using DCRs
Creating a Data Source Resource for ODBC Access
Creating a DCR
Basic Properties of a DCR
Optional Properties of a DCR
Associate a Form with a DCR
Mapping Fields to External Table Fields
Importing External Data
Enabling a Lotus Domino Database to Use DCRs

Lesson 10: Adding Workflow to IBM Lotus Domino Applications

Topic 10A: Defining Workflow
Benefits of Automating the Process
Elements of Workflow
Using a Workflow Diagram
Example of an Expense Reimbursement Workflow Diagram
Workflow Elements of the Expense Reimbursement Process

Topic 10B: Routing Workflow Objects in IBM Lotus Domino
The Routing Process
Ways to Route Documents
Making a Mail Database Known to the Router
Making an Application Database Known to the Router

Topic 10C: Designing Workflow
Triggering Workflow
Identifying the Recipient
Identifying the Data to Send
Sending the Data

Topic 10D: Notifying Users
Sending a Doclink Using @MailSend
Topic 10E: Routing Entire DocumentsExamples of Routing Entire Documents
Configuring the Application to Route Documents
Enabling Recipients to Read Documents
Using a Form Formula in a View

Topic 10F: Sending the Current Document
Defining the SendTo Field
Creating a SendTo Field
Using @MailSend Without Parameters
Using the Present Send Mail Dialog Property
Using the MailSend @command
Using the Send Document Simple Action
Using the MailOptions Field
Forcing a Document to Route Using a MailOptions Field

Topic 10G: Tracking Documents
Collecting Information on the State of a Document
Useful @functions for Creating a History Log
Adding a Tracking Field to a Form
Creating a Tracking View

Lesson 11: Securing IBM Lotus Domino Application Data

Topic 11A: Limiting Who Can Read and Edit Sections
Using Access-Controlled Sections
Creating an Access-Controlled Section
Limiting Who Can Edit a Section
Topic 11B: Signing Documents and Mail
Enabling Signing Documents and Mail Messages
Creating a Sign-Enabled Field
Signing an Access-Controlled Section

Topic 11C: Encrypting Domino Data
Determining What to Encrypt
Types of Encryption Keys
Using Public and Private Keys
Using Secret Keys

Topic 11D: Creating and Distributing Secret Keys
Creating a New Secret Encryption Key
Distributing Encryption Keys with E-mail
Exporting a Secret Encryption Key to a File
Merging an Encryption Key Received by E-Mail
dsf
Importing an Encryption Key Received as a File

Topic 11E: Encrypting Fields
Enabling Encryption for a Field
Applying Encryption
Applying Encryption Automatically
Providing a List of Secret Encryption Keys in a Field