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Using Lotus Notes and Domino R5

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Randall A. Tamura - Collection Using

1304 pages, parution le 22/08/1999

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Special Edition Using Lotus Notes and Domino 5 should be your first book on Release 5. This comprehensive work shows you how to use all the new features of the Notes client including headline pages, email, calendaring, and the new Sametime collaboration features. It covers the development of web oriented Domino databases, object oriented programming with the Domino object model, and how to use Java with Domino. You'll learn about the new administration interface, replication, performance, and integration.

Comprehensive tutorial and reference covering all the newest features of Domino Release 5
Covers features such as headlines, pages, framesets, Java Applets, JavaScript, LotusScript, eSuite, and Web site development
Shows the latest administration features including installation, upgrading, configuration, monitoring, VPNs, firewalls, troubleshooting, legacy integration, and capacity planning
CD-ROM contains the complete text in Domino database format, examples, and trial products

Table of contents

Who Should Read This Book
How This Book Is Organized
Conventions Used in This Book

Part I - Presenting Notes and Domino Release 5

Chapter 1 - Introducing Lotus Notes and Domino

Lotus Notes, Domino, and the Internet
Knowledge Management
The Domino Designer
Database/Web Design
Programming Tools for Notes and Domino
The Domino Object Model
Domino Administration Client
From Here...

Chapter 2 - What's New in Release 5.0 of Notes and Domino?

Notes Client
The Domino Designer Client
The Domino Administration Client and Domino Server
From Here...

Part II - Using the Lotus Notes R5 Client

Chapter 3 - Installing and Customizing the Notes Client

Steps to Install the Notes Client
Logging on to the Notes Client
Exploring Lotus Notes
Task Buttons
Bookmarks
ID Files and Changing Your Password
Setting Up a Printer
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 4 - The Notes User Interface and the Standard Databases

The Welcome Page
Standard Databases
Your Personal Address Book Database
Your Mail and Calendar Database
Reviewing the Public Directory
The Personal Web Navigator Database
Bookmarks
Subscriptions
Changing Your User Preferences
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 5 - Using Electronic Mail

A Tour of the Notes Mail Application
Defining Mail Preferences
Other Email Forms
Creating and Using Stationery
Archiving
Using Mail Tools
Rules for Handling Mail
Using Other Mail Packages with Notes
Mail and Messaging Standards
Using POP3 Internet Protocol Mail
From Here...

Chapter 6 - Working with Text and Documents

Notes Documents Defined
Working with Text
Working with Rich Text
Working with Tables
Working with Graphics in Rich-text Fields
Working with Attachments
Working with Documents in Views
From Here...

Chapter 7 - Contact Management with the Personal and Public Directories

Contact Management with the Personal Address Book
Sending a Message to a Contact
Scheduling a Meeting with a Contact
Visiting Web Pages
Making Group Functions Easier by Creating Groups
Contact Management with the Public Directory
From Here...

Chapter 8 - Getting Organized with the Calendaring and Scheduling Features

An Overview of Scheduling in Notes
Setting Up Calendar Preferences
Creating a Calendar Entry
Managing a To Do List on Your Calendar
Working with the Calendar Views
Working with Multiple Calendars
Calendaring and Scheduling While Traveling
Using the Resource Reservations Database
Using Calendaring and Scheduling with Other Software
From Here...

Chapter 9 - Using Sametime Collaboration

Understanding Sametime
Using Sametime in a Collaborative Learning Environment
Exploring the Workspace
Sametime Quizzes
Sharing Applications
Beyond the Classroom--Sametime Support for Meetings and Shared Viewing
From Here...

Chapter 10 - Using Mobile Features from Home or on the Road

Setting Up a Workstation for Mobile Computing
Setting Up Ports
Setting Up a Modem
Setting Up Location Documents
Setting Up Passthru Servers
Selecting Databases for Replication
Using Mobile Notes After It Is Set Up
From Here...

Chapter 11 - Using the Notes Client on the Internet

Setting Up and Using TCP/IP Protocol
Working with Notes and a TCP/IP Connection
Looking at the Integrated Notes Client
A Web Tour Using Notes 5.0
From Here...

Part III - Introducing Domino Designer R5

Chapter 12 - Creating and Accessing Domino Databases

What Is a Domino Database?
How Can You Create a Domino Database?
Using Database Templates
Creating a Database from a Template
Creating a Copy of a Database
Creating a Replica of a Database
Database Access Control
Database Design Elements
Updating the Database Documentation
Database Properties
Replacing and Refreshing Designs
From Here...

Chapter 13 - The Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

Starting the Domino Designer
The Domino Designer Window
The Design Elements
From Here...

Chapter 14 - Designing Pages, Forms, and Subforms

Using the Page Editor
Basic Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
Enhancing Your Page
Creating Tables
Embedding Pictures
Organizing Data with Rules, Sections, and Page Breaks
Designing Forms
Creating a New Form
Working with Fields
Creating Form Actions
Using Layout Regions
Using Subforms
Using Sections on Forms
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 15 - Developing Views and Folders

Organizing Documents Within Your Database
Creating and Opening a View
Types of Views
Creating Folders
View Column Properties
Sorting a View Column
Sorting by a Hidden Column
Using Icons in View Columns
View Properties
Programmer's Pane View Properties
View Actions
Embedded Views
Single Category Embedded Views
From Here...

Chapter 16 - Using Outlines, Framesets, and Navigators

What Are Outlines?
Using the Outline Editor
Outline Entries
Using Frames and Framesets
Creating Framesets with Domino Designer
Enhancing an Existing Frameset
Specifying Frame Contents
Designing Navigators
Using Hotspots With and Without Navigators
Using Embedded Elements on a Page or Form
Putting It All Together: Outlines, Views, Framesets, Navigators, and Beyond
From Here...

Chapter 17 - Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Application Security

ACL Basics
Assigning ACL Levels
Defining and Using Roles
Monitoring Changes to the
Setting Advanced Options for the
The Role of ACLs in Replication
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 18 - Working With Formulas, Functions, and Commands

Where and Why Should I Use Formulas?
Special Formulas
@functions
Selected Text and Conversion Functions
Selected List, Date, and Time Functions
Selected User Interface Functions
Selected Name and Access Functions
@DbLookup and @DbColumn
@Commands
From Here...

Part IV - Using LotusScript, Java, and JavaScript

Chapter 19 - Using the IDE with LotusScript, Java, and JavaScript

Scripting Languages, Notes, and Domino
Scripts, Applets, Servlets, and Agents
Choosing a Language
Using LotusScript
Using the Integrated Development Environment
Getting Help
Accessing the Domino Object Model
Event-Driven Programming
Hello Again, and Again, and Again
Getting an Opinion: Requesting Input
Putting in Your Two Cents: Inputting Numbers Rather than Text
From Here...

Chapter 20 - Object-Oriented Programming and the Domino Object Model

A Bit of Object-Oriented Programming History
What Is Object-Oriented Programming?
Traditional Programming Versus Object-Oriented Programming
Objects--Tangible Items
Classes--Describing Groups of Objects
Class Containment
Collection Classes
Class Inheritance
Object Models
Domino Object Model Architecture
Front-End and Back-End Classes
Events
The LotusScript:Data Object
Differences Between Java and LotusScript Implementations
Domino Object Model (DOM) Objects
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 21 - LotusScript Variables and Objects

Identifiers
Identifier Scope
Variables and Constants
Classes and Objects
Naming Conventions
LotusScript Statements
Comments
Structured Programming
Sequential Flow Control
Selection Flow Control
Repetition Flow Control
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 22 - LotusScript Subroutines, Functions, and Event Handlers

The Purpose of Procedures
Different Types of Procedures
Error Handling
GoSub and Return
String Handling
File Input/Output
Reusing LotusScript Programs and Calling DLLs
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 23 - Creating and Using Java Applets and Agents

Setting Up the Java Environment
The Java Language
The Session Class
Java Agents, Applets, Applications, and Servlets
CORBA and IIOP for the Acronym-Impaired
Debugging Your Java Code
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 24 - Using the Lotus eSuite DevPack

The eSuite Workplace
eSuite DevPack Overview
The eSuite Data Presentation Applets
The eSuite Data Access Applets
The eSuite Utility Applets
Combining eSuite with Domino
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 25 - The Session and Front-End Classes

The NotesSession, Session, and AgentContext Classes
NotesSession Properties
Where Do New DOM Class Objects Come From?
Time Out for Dates and Times
The NotesUIWorkspace Class
The NotesUIDatabase Class
The NotesUIView Class
The NotesUIDocument Class
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 26 - Database, View, and Document Classes in LotusScript and Java

The NotesDatabase LotusScript Class and the Java Database Classes
Database Security
Accessing Documents Within a Database
The NotesDocumentCollection LotusScript and the Java DocumentCollection Classes
The NotesForm LotusScript and the Form Java Classes
The NotesDocument LotusScript and Document Java Classes
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 27 - Using Fields and Items in LotusScript and Java

Fields, Forms, Items, and Documents
Rich Text Items
The NotesTimer Class
The NotesName, NotesACL, and NotesACLEntry Classes
From Here...

Part V - Developing Internet Sites with Domino

Chapter 28 - Building Your Own Web Site with Domino

Background
Web Browsers Versus Notes Client
Philosophy
Challenges
Resources
Summary

Chapter 29 - Using External HTML Tools with Domino

Why Use an HTML Tool?
Using the HTML Tools with Domino
Installing the Domino Design Components on Your Local Machine and Server
Other Tools: BeanMachine, Authoring Server, eSuite
Summary

Chapter 30 - Moving to Electronic Commerce on Your Domino Site

Chrysler SCORE--Commerce but Not Product Sales
Selling Online
Summary

Chapter 31 - Integrating Domino with Legacy Systems

What Do We Mean by Legacy Systems?
Third-Party Tools
Tools from Lotus
Summary
From Here...

Part VI - Installing and Configuring the Domino Servers

Chapter 32 - The Domino Family of Servers

Members of the Family of Domino Servers
From Here...

Chapter 33 - Initial Planning and Installation

An Overview of Domino System Planning
Technical Planning for Your Domino Deployment
Domino Domains
Naming Conventions
Initial Setup of the Installation Files
Installing Your First Domino Server
Creating a Certification Log
Creating Organizational Unit (OU) Certifiers
Installing Additional Domino Servers
From Here...

Chapter 34 - Upgrading from Domino R4.x to R5

An Overview of the General R4-to-R5 Upgrade Process
The Five Stages of Your Domino/Notes Upgrade
Upgrading Your Domino Servers
Upgrading to the R5 clients
Upgrading Databases and Applications
Conclusion

Chapter 35 - Initial Configuration of Servers with the Domino Directories

The Importance of the Domino Directory
The Server Document
The Connection Document
Domain Documents
New Server Configuration Documents
Other Important Server Configuration Documents
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 36 - Domino Security Overview

Keeping Your Password Secure
An Overview of Notes Security
The Role of Notes IDs in Security
LDAP Authentication on the Web
Cross-Certification
Securing the Server Console with a Password
People Responsible for Notes Security
Encryption in Lotus Notes
Added Security Features for the Internet
From Here...

Chapter 37 - Firewalls, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and Internet Security

Firewalls
Virtual Private Networks
Internet Security
From Here...

Part VII - Administering the Domino Servers

Chapter 38 - Administering Users, Groups, and Certification

Introducing the Domino Administrator
Administering Users Within the Domino Directory
Integrating User Account Administration with Windows NT
Administering Groups Within the Domino Domain
Administering Certification
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 39 - Administering Electronic Mail

Administering Electronic Mail Within the Domino Administrator
Administering the Domino Mail Server
Administering Shared Mail
Administering the Domino POP3 Server
Administering the Domino IMAP Server
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 40 - Replication and Its Administration

Understanding Replication
Creating Database Replicas
Enabling Selective Replication of Database Components
Setting Up and Initiating Replication
Customizing Replication
Monitoring Replication and Maintaining Replica Databases
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 41 - Administering Files and Databases

Managing General Disk Information
Managing Files and Directories
Managing and Maintaining Databases
Updating Database Designs
Rolling Out Databases
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 42 - Managing Your Domino Server Configuration

Administering Domino Servers
Maintaining Server Configuration Documents and Running Server Tasks
Modifying Networks and Domains
Analyzing and Monitoring Server Performance
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 43 - Troubleshooting and Monitoring Domino

Monitoring Servers with the Domino Administrator
Troubleshooting Domino
From Here...

Part VIII - Advanced Domino Administration

Chapter 44 - Performance, Scalability, and Capacity Planning for Domino Servers

R5 Performance
Scalability
Capacity Planning
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 45 - Upgrading from cc:Mail, Microsoft Mail, and Exchange to Domino

Upgrading to Notes and Domino R5
Upgrading from Previous Releases of Notes and Domino
Migrating Users to Notes and Domino R5: An Overview
Upgrading from cc:Mail to Notes and Domino
Upgrading from Microsoft Mail and Exchange to Domino
Importing from an LDAP Directory
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 46 - Using The Enterprise Domino Server with a Large Domino Network

Forming a Game Plan
Summary
From Here...

Chapter 47 - Integrating Domino with Phone, Fax, and Imaging Systems

Unified Messaging
Voice Mail Systems
Interactive Voice Response Applications (IVR)
Paging
Less Paper: Moving Toward a Paperless Office
Integrating Fax with Domino
Integrating Imaging Technology
From Here...

Chapter 48 - Using Lotus NotesPump/Lotus Enterprise Integrator

What Is the Lotus NotesPump/Lotus Enterprise Integrator?
NotesPump/LEI Activities
All the Tools You Need
Case Study: InterFusion Energy
Other Information Resources to Check Out
From Here...

Epilogue

Appendixes

Appendix A - Notes/Domino Class Reference

Lotus Notes Front-End Classes
Lotus Notes Back-End Classes
ODBC Data Access Classes

Appendix B - @Function and @Command Listings
- @Function Listing
- @Command Listing

L'auteur - Randall A. Tamura

Randall Tamura is a Principal Certified Lotus Professional and has written four previous books on Lotus Notes and Domino. He is Vice President of engineering for PeopleLink, a community services outsource provider. In his career prior to PeopleLink, Tamura was general manager of engineering systems development for IBM. After leaving IBM, he founded Graphware Corporation.

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Auteur(s)	Randall A. Tamura
Collection	Using
Parution	22/08/1999
Nb. de pages	1304
EAN13	9780789718143

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