Lotus Notes and Domino 4.5: Developer's Guide
- ISBN-10
- 0672310791
- ISBN-13
- 9780672310799
- Category
- Business
- Pages
- 776
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1997
- Publisher
- Sams
- Author
- Steve Kern
Description
Introduction I Planning Lotus Notes Applications 1 Introduction to Lotus Notes 3 2 Project Management 29 3 Project Phases 51 4 Business Process Analysis for Notes Applications 75 II Elements of Application Design 5 Design Guidelines 99 6 The Integrated Development Environment 125 7 Notes Databases 147 8 Form Design: Part 1 169 9 Form Design: Part 2 205 10 View Design 241 11 Finishing Touches 271 III Advanced Design Elements 12 Notes Security and Application Design 293 13 Creating Mail-Enabled Applications 313 14 Automating Notes with Agents 335 15 Using Templates 363 16 Lotus Components 375 IV Using LotusScript 17 Introduction to LotusScript 403 18 Basic LotusScript Programming Concepts 439 19 Writing LotusScript 477 V Developing Applications for the Web 20 The Domino Web Site 503 21 Designing Applications for the Web 533 22 Integrating HTML with Notes 559 23 Integrating Java with Notes 579 24 Kona: Components for the Internet 611 VI Developing a Web-Enabled Application 25 Library Project Analysis 623 26 Designing the Forms 635 27 The Requisitions Database 661 28 Documentation and Finishing Touches 691 VII Appendixes A Template List 709 B Terms 713 C Online Resources 717 Index 723.
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