LotusScript Learning Guide
This guide introduces you to LotusScript, explains best practices and pitfalls to avoid and provides troubleshooting help and advice. You'll find LotusScript articles, tutorials, tips, tools, white papers, expert advice and more to pump up your LotusScript know-how quickly.
This SearchDomino.com guide introduces you to LotusScript, explains best practices and pitfalls to avoid and provides...
Continue Reading This Article
Enjoy this article as well as all of our content, including E-Guides, news, tips and more.
troubleshooting help and advice. You'll find LotusScript articles, tutorials, tips, tools, white papers, expert advice and more to pump up your LotusScript know-how quickly. If there are other learning guides you'd like to see on SearchDomino.com, contact the editors to let us know.
IBM: "LotusScript is IBM Lotus Corporation's powerful, object-oriented, Basic programming language that provides developers with essential tools for working with Domino/Notes databases and enterprise data as well. It is a procedural language, and object classes can be created to augment the LotusScript extension classes (LSX). LotusScript is optimized for, and excels at, backend integration and input/output processing under Notes, but it cannot be run from HTTP source rendered in a Web browser."
LotusScript Quick Start
- Glossary Definition: LotusScript (SearchDomino.com, powered by Whatis.com)
- Tutorial: LotusScript for the terrified -- an intro for non-programmers (The VIEW)
LotusScript Expert Advice
You'll find much more expert advice on LotusScript in our Ask-the-Experts feature. If you've run into a problem using LotusScript, then pose your own question to Andre Guirard.
Click below for a sampling of Andre's advice to users just like you...
- Advice: Creating tables through LotusScript
- Advice: Simulate "create picture" in LotusScript
- Advice: Open a database dynamically using LotusScript
- Advice: How to update children when parent doc is saved
- Advice: Write an agent to create a calendar entry
Pose your own question to Brian Mahoney.
Click below for a sampling of Brian's advice to users just like you...
LotusScript Tips and Tutorials
- Tutorial: Debugging LotusScript (IBM developerWorks)
- Tutorial: Rich text objects in Notes/Domino 6 (IBM developerWorks)
- Tutorial: XML classes in Notes/Domino 6 (IBM developerWorks)
- Tutorial: Using LotusScript in 1-2-3 (IBM)
- Tip: Putting an end to the frustration of mail merge (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Generate an automatic view from forms (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Select date range for view (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Permanent NotesLog and Java log come in handy (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Set date without time via LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Reusable document modification agent (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Zip from LotusScript in Notes/Domino 6 (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Validating a Notes formula from LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Modify a rich text field in the UI without saving (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Change view design or scheduled agent runtimes (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Deleting 'Private on first use' views/folders (SearchDomino.com)
- Tip: Method to select all/deselect all from LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- White Paper: LotusScript for Visual Basic programmers (IBM Redbooks)
- Featured Topic: LotusScript and Excel (SearchDomino.com)
- Collection: LotusScript Tip Library (SearchDomino.com)
LotusScript Articles and Commentary
- Article: Is it the end of the line for LotusScript? (SearchDomino.com)
- Commentary: Scott Lemieux on Java vs. LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- Commentary: Jens Bruntt on Java vs. LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- Commentary: Andre Guirard on Java vs. LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
- Commentary: Brian Mahoney on Java vs. LotusScript (SearchDomino.com)
LotusScript Online Resources
- Collection: LotusScript Tip Library (SearchDomino.com)
- Collection: LotusScript Webcasts (SearchDomino.com)
- Download: LotusScript Product Documentation (IBM)
- Reference: LotusScript Books (Amazon.com)
- Training: LotusScript Classes (TLCC)
- Training: LotusScript Jumpstart e-Seminar (Lotus Advisor)
Start the conversation
0 comments