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Copyright
About the Authors
Acknowledgments
We Want to Hear from You!
Introduction
   Who Should Read This Book
   How This Book Is Organized
   Conventions Used in This Book
Part I.  Introduction to Release 6
   Chapter 1.  What's New in Release 6?
   A Brief History of Lotus Notes
   Major Features of Lotus Notes
   Types of Applications
   What's New in Domino Designer?
   New Design Element Features
   New Language Features
   Summary
   Chapter 2.  The Release 6 Object Store
   Defining a Domino Database
   Understanding the Database Structure
   Creating a Database
   Working with Database Properties
   Understanding Design Templates
   Creating Your Own Templates
   Inheriting Designs from Templates
   Using Templates to Replicate Design Changes
   Using Templates as Design Libraries
   Archiving Versions with Templates
   Summary
   Chapter 3.  The Integrated Development Environment
   Working in the Application Design Environment
   Working with the Properties Box
   Understanding the Work Pane
   Using the Programmer's Pane
   Understanding the Info List
   Understanding the Action Pane
   Customizing the Tools Menu
   Printing Source Code
   Using the HTML Editor
   Locking Design Elements
   Summary
Part II.  Foundations of Application Design
   Chapter 4.  Forms Design
   Designing Forms
   Setting Form Properties
   Working with Text Properties
   Working with Fields
   Writing Formulas in Fields
   Summary
   Chapter 5.  Advanced Form Design
   Working with Tables
   Using Graphic Objects on Forms
   Working with Form-Level Events
   Using Form Actions
   Working with Hotspots
   Understanding Sections and Section Properties
   Using Layout Regions
   Working with Special Forms
   Creating Reusable Design Objects
   Using Embedded Elements
   Using the Form Design Document
   Summary
   Chapter 6.  Designing Views
   Defining the Elements of a View
   Creating a View
   Setting View Properties
   Creating Advanced View Selections
   Adding and Editing View Columns
   Using View Column Properties
   Adding Actions to a View
   Creating Calendar Views
   Understanding Folders
   Summary
   Chapter 7.  Using Shared Resources in Domino Applications
   Shared Resources
   Sharing Images Within a Database
   Creating Shared Files
   Creating Shared Applets
   Shared Code
   Creating Subforms
   Creating Shared Fields
   Creating Shared Actions
   Script Libraries
   Database Resources
   Summary
   Chapter 8.  Using the Page Designer
   Understanding Pages
   Working with the Page Properties Box
   Using the Page Designer
   Adding Layers to Your Pages
   Summary
   Chapter 9.  Creating Outlines
   Creating an Outline
   Working with Outline Entries
   Embedding Outlines
   Adding an Outline to a Frameset
   Summary
   Chapter 10.  Adding Framesets to Domino Applications
   Creating a Frameset
   Using the Frameset Designer
   Working with Frames
   Viewing the HTML Source of Your Frameset
   Launching the Frameset
   Summary
   Chapter 11.  Automating Your Application with Agents
   Working with Agents
   Creating an Agent
   Working in the Agent Builder Design Window
   Using @Commands in Agents
   Putting Your Agent to Work
   Creating a Complex Agent
   Using LotusScript in Agents
   Creating Web Agents Using Formulas and LotusScript
   Using Java in Agents
   Testing and Debugging Agents, the Agent Log, and Agent Properties
   Agent Properties via the Agent InfoBox
   Summary
Part III.  Programming Domino Applications
   Chapter 12.  Using the Formula Language
   Overview of the Formula Language
   Knowing Where to Use @Functions and @Commands
   Formula Syntax
   Limitations of the Formula Language
   Working with Statements
   Using Logical @Functions
   Working with Date and Time @Functions
   Working with Strings
   Getting Session and User Information
   Working with Documents
   Retrieving Data with @DbColumn and @DbLookup
   Working with Lists
   Getting User Input
   Controlling the Flow of a Formula
   Error Handling
   Summary
   Chapter 13.  Real-World Examples Using the Formula Language
   Programming Practices
   Using Formulas in Forms and Subforms
   Writing Field Formulas
   Writing View Formulas
   Using Hide When Formulas
   Working with Forms, Views, and Shared Actions
   Summary
   Chapter 14.  Writing LotusScript for Domino Applications
   Software Construction
   Fundamental Elements of LotusScript
   New Technologies and LotusScript
   Summary
   Chapter 15.  Real-World LotusScript Examples
   Real-World Example 1： Importing a Delimited Text File
   Real-World Example 2： Delete a Parent Document and All Its Children： DeleteParentAndChildren
   Real-World Example 3： Schedule an Agent Robot to Refresh All the Documents in a View： Robot-DailyRefreshAllDocs
   Real-World Example 4： Return a Web User to the Place Where He Started After a Document Is Submitted： WebQuerySave-DocSubmit
   Summary
   Chapter 16.  Writing JavaScript for Domino Applications
   What Is JavaScript?
   JavaScript Is Not Java
   JavaScript and the Domino IDE
   The Document Object Model
   JavaScript Support in Domino 6
   When to Use JavaScript
   A Look at JavaScript in Domino
   JavaScript Libraries in Domino
   JavaScript Principles 101
   Syntax and Command Blocks
   Statements
   Output
   Functions
   Objects
   Input Validation
   Validating Check Boxes
   Validating Radio Buttons
   Validating Selection Lists
   Calculations
   JavaScript Application
   Summary
   Chapter 17.  Real-World JavaScript Examples
   Real-World Example 1： Dynamic Drop-Down Lists on the Web
   Real-World Example 2： Dialog Boxes and window.opener on the Web
   Real-World Example 3： Dynamic Tables
   Real-World Example 4： Useful JavaScript Utilities
   Summary
   Chapter 18.  Writing Java for Domino Applications
   Introduction to Java
   Choosing a Java Solution in Domino
   Understanding the Notes Object Interface
   Writing Java Agents
   Using Other Java IDEs
   Other Uses for Java
   Summary
   Chapter 19.  Real-World Java Examples
   Writing Java Applications
   Writing Java Servlets
   Writing Java Applets
   Summary
   Chapter 20.  Enhancing Domino Applications for the Web
   What's New in Designer 6
   Understanding the Domino Web Application Server
   Understanding the Basics of HTML
   Using HTML in Domino Designer
   Adding Power with Domino URLs
   Views and Forms Working Together on the Web
   Incorporating Flash into Your Web Pages
   What It's All About： XML Exposed
   How Does Domino Use XML?
   Summary
Part IV.  Advanced Design Topics
   Chapter 21.  Accessing Data with XML
   What Is XML?
   Domino and XML
   Summary
   Chapter 22.  Accessing Data with DECS and DCRs
   What Is DECS?
   The External Data Source
   DECS Administrator
   Creating the Activity
   Accessing the Application
   DECS Summary
   Data Connection Resources
   DCR Example
   Tips on External Data Access
   Summary
   Chapter 23.  Security and Domino Applications
   How Does Domino Security Work?
   Enabling Physical Security
   Setting Server Access
   Database Access Control Lists
   The Role of the Domino Directory in Application Security
   ACL Privileges
   Enabling Database Encryption
   Using Roles
   Implementing View-Level Security
   Implementing Form-Level Security
   Implementing Document-Level Security
   Applying Field-Level Security
   Hiding the Design of Your Application
   Summary
   Chapter 24.  Creating Workflow Applications
   The Evolution of Groupware
   Introducing Workflow
   Creating Mail-Enabled Applications
   Using Triggers to Send Email
   Sending Mail with LotusScript
   Summary
   Chapter 25.  Analyzing Domino Applications
   Using the Design Synopsis Dialog Box
   Using the Design Synopsis
   Teamstudio Analyzer
   Summary
Part V.  Appendices
   Appendix A.  HTML Reference
   Applet Tags
   Document Tags
   Formatting Tags
   Frameset Tags
   Hyperlink Tags
   Appendix B.  Domino URL Reference
   Domino URL Identifiers
   Alphabetical List of Domino URLs
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by Brian Benz, Rocky Oliver and Richard Schwartz
ISBN：0764526111
Hungry Minds 2003 (989 pages)

This useful guide explains the programming features of Lotus Notes and Domino 6. Topics include Domino designer; application architecture; automating applications; formula language techniques; LotusScript, Java, JavaScript techniques and more.

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Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Programming Bible
Preface
Part I - Introduction to Lotus Notes and Domino
Chapter 1 - The History of Notes and Domino
Chapter 2 - A Simple Application
Chapter 3 - The Notes Storage Model
Chapter 4 - Application Building Blocks
Part II - Domino Designer
Chapter 5 - The Designer IDE
Chapter 6 - Managing and Deploying Application Projects
Chapter 7 - Standard Templates
Part III - Application Architecture
Chapter 8 - Page and Form Basics
Chapter 9 - Views and Folders
Chapter 10 - Database Security
Chapter 11 - Framesets and Outlines
Chapter 12 - Advanced Form Design
Chapter 13 - Database Properties
Chapter 14 - Sharing Code with Libraries
Part IV - Automating Applications
Chapter 15 - Formulas in Forms and Views
Chapter 16 - Actions, Buttons, and Action Hotspots
Chapter 17 - Form, View, and Database Events
Chapter 18 - Agents
Chapter 19 - Web Applications
Chapter 20 - Mail-Enabled Applications
Chapter 21 - Document Security
Chapter 22 - Workflow Management
Part V - Formula Language Techniques
Chapter 23 - Introduction to the Formula Language
Chapter 24 - Working with @Functions
Chapter 25 - Introduction to @Commands
Chapter 26 - Using the Formula Language to Retrieve Data
Chapter 27 - User Interaction through the Formula Language
Chapter 28 - Advanced Formula Techniques
Part VI - LotusScript Language Techniques
Chapter 29 - Introduction to LotusScript
Chapter 30 - Working with the Domino Object Model in LotusScript
Chapter 31 - Advanced LotusScript Techniques
Part VII - Java Techniques
Chapter 32 - Java and Domino Designer
Chapter 33 - Java Classes and Methods
Chapter 34 - Accessing Domino from Java Applications
Chapter 35 - Java Servlets for Domino
Chapter 36 - Java Servlets Using Third-Party Developer Tools
Chapter 37 - Domino Custom JSP Tags
Chapter 38 - Domino and WebSphere
Part VIII - JavaScript Techniques
Chapter 39 - JavaScript Basics
Chapter 40 - Using JavaScript Events
Chapter 41 - DHTML and Domino
Chapter 42 - Combining Domino and Java Applets Using JavaScript
Part IX - Relational Database Integration
Chapter 43 - Integrating Enterprise Data with Domino Applications
Chapter 44 - Developing Domino Applications for Data Integration
Chapter 45 - LEI Retrievals and Updates
Part X - XML
Chapter 46 - XML and Domino
Chapter 47 - XML, DXL, and Domino Data
Chapter 48 - LotusScript and XML
Chapter 49 - Using Domino to Serve Relational XML
Chapter 50 - Developing Java Applications with XML and Domino
Chapter 51 - Generating XML with Domino Java Agents and Servlets
Chapter 52 - Getting XML into Domino
Chapter 53 - Transforming XML with XSLT
Chapter 54 - XML Data Islands
Part XI - Web Services
Chapter 55 - Web Services Introduction
Chapter 56 - SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI
Chapter 57 - Serving Web Services from Domino
Chapter 58 - Consuming Web Services in Notes Client Applications
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Code Examples
List of Sidebars

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