Längd: 3 dagar
Pris: 17.500:- + moms
Datum Stockholm: 9 - 11 juni, 1 - 3 september, 6 - 8 oktober, 1 - 3 december

Boka kursen

Certifiering

Kursen ingår i certifieringsspåret för Lotus Domino 8/8.5 Applikationsutveckling.

Description

The Domino HTTP server task is extremely versatile. In addition to its HTML rendering tasks, it also executes several types of design elements coded in Java or LotusScript:
-Web Services that run in response to a SOAP request message.
During this course you will use Domino Designer 8/8.5 to add JavaScript to Domino applications that are accessed by browsers. The course covers the basic language elements of JavaScript, how to add scripts using Domino Designer, and how to exploit the various browser and language object event handlers. There is a strong emphasis on the browser object model and how it relates to the Domino object model. The course also touches on how to incorporate Dynamic HTML, Java Applets, LiveConnect, ActiveX controls, and AJAX into web-based applications.

Audience

This course is designed for Notes programmers well versed in using Domino Designer 8. It assumes that you have:
- thorough knowledge of the Domino Designer 8/8.5 development environment, including Form and View design, as well as how to use properties boxes, and how to set the ACL
- Mastered the Topics covered in DDWD8 Domino 8 Web Development – I
- knowledge of Web technologies, including servers, browsers, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, and some basic JavaScript
- While mastery is not expected, you should have a working understanding of LotusScript and the various Notes product objects.

Outline

Topic 1: Web Services Concepts
Topic 2: Web Service Properties
Topic 3: Web Service Programmers Pane
Topic 4: Consume Web Services
Topic 5: Web Service Error Handling
Topic 6: Remote Debugging, Logging, and Profiling JScript reference
Topic 7: JavaScript Objects
Topic 8: Arrays
Topic 9: Browser Object Model
Topic 10: Browser Event Handlers
Topic 11: Field Access
Topic 12: Field Input Translation and Validation
Topic 13: Form Validation
Topic 14: Window
Topic 15: Frame Object
Topic 16: Location Object
Topic 17: Browser State Persistence
Topic 18: Dynamic HTML
Topic 19: JavaScript and Java Applets
Topic 20: Domino Views
Topic 21: JavaScript and ActiveX Controls
Topic 22: Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
Topic 23: Browser Compatibility