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5.2 CSS: Framework and locationPrevious 5.4 AccessibilityNext As application designers, you are challenged with finding ways to provide the application with rich, functional user interface components to accommodate the creation, modification, and presentation of data for Lotus Notes ... |
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This chapter introduces deployment concepts and deployment details. |
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This sections provides information about IBM Lotus Symphony specific APIs. After an overview of the general structure of documents, spreadsheets and presentations, we will focus on classes, properties and methods of common use. We will discuss code samples about paragraphs, bookmarks and fields ... |
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In this section we provide information about IBM Lotus Sametime specific APIs. |
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This chapter discusses the differences between plugin and Domino development, how to make use of the Notes Java UI and back-end APIs, and how to deploy plug-in preferences via Domino policy. |
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This chapter discusses how to build simple sideshelfs, and how to support things common to sideshelfs, like drag and drop. |
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In this chapter we will discuss and show how to build toolbars, menus and actions for Eclipse based clients. You will see how to add these to your own plugins but also add, or contribute as it is called in Eclipse, actions to plugins developed by others. You will also see how to add context menus ... |
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In this chapter we provide details about setting up a development environment for building customized components for IBM Lotus Notes, Sametime Connect and Lotus Symphony. The objective of this section is to better understand how to set up a development environment, configure standard development ... |
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Extending a product or an application mandates a good understanding of the overall architecture. This purpose of this chapter is to help you understand the architecture of Notes, Symphony and SameTime from the extensibility standpoint. We will also introduce you to the design patterns and best ... |
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The chapter provides a high level overview of the business benefits to integrating and extending Expeditor-based products like Notes, Sametime, and Symphony. |
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TableofContentsDevelopingCustomizedComponentsforLotusNotesSametimeandSymphony Master Table of Contents Business ContextNext In this IBM Redbooks Wiki we guide you through the process of creating customized components for Lotus Notes, Lotus Sametime, and Lotus Symphony, ... |
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Summary: This tutorial demonstrates how to create a simple NotesDocument auto-save engine for a sample NotesDatabase, using the IBM® Lotus® Domino® Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) API. Our intent is to have the user's non-submitted NotesDocument auto-save after an admin-defined interval. We ... |