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Agents
Lotus Notes Domino agents are versatile functions you can use to automate just about any task. Many developers and administrators create their own Lotus Notes Domino agents from scratch, but why reinvent the wheel? You'll find hundreds of helpful tips and commands here that you can use to ...
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Ajax
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) is a programming language that can be used by Lotus Notes Domino developers to create interactive Web applications. The main goal of using Ajax is to make Web pages load quicker and increase their interactivity, functionality and usability. These ...
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Application Development
Building custom business applications is what Lotus Notes Domino development is all about. The challenge is creating applications that work effectively without causing performance problems or code bloat. Learn about Lotus Notes Domino application development here and discover tons of code ...
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Development Security
Attackers are always looking for vulnerabilities at the code level, so security must begin at the application design level to truly be effective. Find tips and resources that will help you incorporate security best practices and techniques into your Lotus Notes Domino application ...
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Domino Designer
Similar to the concept of Microsoft's Visual Studio, Lotus Domino Designer is an application development software program that helps developers build and deploy Lotus Notes Domino applications more easily and quickly than would be possible through purely manual coding practices. Discover ...
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Eclipse
Lotus Sametime 7.5, IBM Workplace and IBM WebSphere were all built using the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE); and Lotus Notes 8 is built on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP). By building its products on top of the Eclipse open-source framework, IBM has provided Lotus ...
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Formula
Formula language is a simple scripting language for Lotus Notes Domino that is often referred to as @Formula, because so many of its elements begin with the @ character. Several tasks can be accomplished by using Formula language -- from retrieving lists of values in a Lotus Notes database ...
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HTML
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a must-know Web programming language for Lotus Notes Domino IT professionals who build Web-based applications for their messaging and collaboration environment. Get HTML code, tips and tutorials that will help you successfully format and use Lotus Notes ...
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J2EE
If you want to migrate your Lotus Notes Domino environment to IBM WebSphere or you want to use the two applications in conjunction with each other, you need to know J2EE. J2EE is a lot different than Formula language and LotusScript, so it represents a steep learning curve for Lotus Notes ...
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Java
Java is a programming language that has the "look and feel" of C++, but it is simpler to use and enforces an object-oriented programming model. Java can be used to create complete applications that may run on a single computer or be distributed among servers and clients in a network. It ...
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JavaScript
JavaScript is fairly easy for just about anyone to learn because it is a scripting language rather than a compiled, object-oriented language. It uses some of the same ideas found in Java programming, but it lacks some of the portability of Java and the speed of bytecode. Despite those ...
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LEI and DECS
Domino Enterprise Connection Servcies (DECS) and Lotus Enterprise Integrator (LEI) let Lotus Notes Domino applications access data in non-Domino applications – like DB2, Oracle or SAP, for example. This means that companies can leverage dispersed data without having to first combine ...
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LotusScript
LotusScript is a Lotus Notes and Domino-specific script language that can be compared to Visual Basic or JavaScript. LotusScript is useful for accessing back-end Domino databases and driving the Notes client user interface. Whether you want to learn how to write an agent or you're just ...
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Mobile and Wireless Development
The world is becoming more wireless every day and programmers have been forced to respond by developing applications that will work in many wireless scenarios and with a variety of mobile devices. If you've had difficulty locating mobile and wireless development resources with a Lotus ...
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Web Development
Whether you're coding in HTML, LotusScript, JavaScript, Java, Ajax or something other programming language, Web applications are a ubiquitous element of Lotus Notes Domino development. Creating Lotus Notes and Domino Web forms, customizing headers and views, building Web agents, making ...
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XML and Web Services
Because the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and Web services are such an omnipresent part of the Internet, Lotus Notes Domino developers must understand how to code Web applications to work with them. Discover tips, tutorials and code that will help you develop Lotus Notes Domino ...
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