Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) are among the hottest technologies in Web application development today. Beginning with the release of Lotus Notes 7.0.2, Lotus Domino can natively serve up JSON to web browsers and, more importantly, to AJAX-enabled applications. In this session, you’ll learn how to leverage both these important technologies in your Lotus Domino Web applications to make them smarter, faster and easier to build.
Lotus Expeditor, which is IBM’s new JavaEE client application development and runtime platform, is based on Eclipse, and is also the basis for our latest version of IBM Lotus Notes 8, IBM Lotus Sametime 7.5 & 8, and Lotus Symphony. If you want to know more about the Java programmability features that are available in the Lotus Expeditor platform, this Quickstart is for you. We’ll cover all of the basics of Lotus Expeditor programmability and runtime capabilities.
Lotus Domino XML (DXL) is a representation of Lotus Notes and Domino data in XML format and provides a great way to expose Lotus Domino application data to other platforms or to process data and design notes within an application. In this session, we’ll cover the basics of XML and DXL, and demonstrate examples of simple things one can do with DXL. Jump in and get ready to „jumpstart” your Lotus Notes and Domino application development with DXL.
Lotus Expeditor, which is IBM’s new JavaEE client application development and runtime platform, is based on Eclipse, and is also the basis for our latest version of IBM Lotus Notes 8, IBM Lotus Sametime 7.5 & 8, and Lotus Symphony. If you want to know more about the Java programmability features that are available in the Lotus Expeditor platform, this Quickstart is for you. We’ll cover all of the basics of Lotus Expeditor programmability and runtime capabilities.
Lotus Domino XML (DXL) is a representation of Lotus Notes and Domino data in XML format and provides a great way to expose Lotus Domino application data to other platforms or to process data and design notes within an application. In this session, we’ll cover the basics of XML and DXL, and demonstrate examples of simple things one can do with DXL. Jump in and get ready to „jumpstart” your Lotus Notes and Domino application development with DXL.
