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Lotus Domino Designer 8: Web Agents and Web Services

Audience This course is designed for experienced Domino programmers who want to develop Web applications that use Web agents and to build Web Services clients. Prerequisites Participants should have a thorough knowledge of the Domino Designer 8 environment including form and view design, the use of properties boxes, and setting the ACL. A knowledge of Web technologies is also required, including servers, browsers, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, and some basic JavaScript. A working understanding of LotusScript and the various Notes product objects is also expected. Course Outline This course will teach you how to: Describe the differences and application of agents run from a form's WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave events and those run from the ?OpenAgent URL command. Code agents run by the form's WebQueryOpen event to work within the document context as well as perform lookups to other databases. Conditionally run WebQueryOpen agents depending on a document state. Define the server, database, and agent security measures and ensure that ...Read More

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IBM Lotus Domino Designer 8.5: Dojo Applications

Audience This instructor-led course is designed for Domino programmers well versed in using Domino Designer 8.5. Prerequisites This course assumes that you have: thorough knowledge of the Domino Designer 8.5 development environment to create browser-based applications, including form and view design, as well as how to use properties boxes and make ACL settings Domino Designer 8: Javascript or equivalent knowledge of Web technologies, including browser DOMs, HTML/DHTML, cascading style sheets, AJAX, JSON, and a substantial knowledge of JavaScript Domino Designer 8: Web Agents and Web Services or equivalent knowledge Course Outline This course will teach you how to: explain the role of Dojo in browser applications running on Domino and how Dojo is otherwise used by Domino 8.5 in iNotes, the Rich Text Editor, and XPages integrate Dojo and Dijit widgets with existing browser applications running on Domino install and locate the Dojo library files on the Domino server and include them in a design element such as a form or ...Read More

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Building XPages Applications with IBM Domino Designer 8.5.1

Audience This course is designed for Notes programmers well versed in using Domino Designer but who are new to XPages. We assume at a bare minimum that you have these skills prior to taking the course: thorough knowledge of the Domino Designer development environment (this course brings you up to speed with Eclipse-based Domino Designer), including Form and View design, @Functions, and how to set the ACL understanding of the Domino object classes, either from using them in LotusScript or Java (Java is preferred) basic knowledge of web development technologies, including browser DOM, (X)HTML, XML, AJAX, Cascading Style Sheets, and some basic JavaScript. Course Outline This course will teach you how to: compare and contrast classic Notes and Domino web applications and XPage applications from user and developer perspectives use Forms and Views as schemas for XPage Data Sources establish a correct and secure server and client software environment to develop, test, and deploy XPage applications fully utilize the XPage-related ...Read More

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IBM Lotus Domino Designer 8.5x: Introduction Intermediate Level

Introduction Lotus Notes is an application development platform. You can work with Lotus Domino Designer, Lotus Script, Lotus Forms etc. Audience This course is designed for individuals who are new to Domino Designer but have experience with another programming language, or with any worksheet or word processor macro language. Because this course relies on Domino Designer's WYSIWYG tools and only introduces the programming languages used in Domino Designer, a programming background is not required. Course Outline This course will teach you how to: decide which applications are appropriate for Notes and how they can be structured to accomplish their objectives create a new database on your local hard drive and create a replica of the database on the Domino server use Domino Designer to build a simple, classic Notes application that is stored on and shared by a Domino server and run by Notes design applications using pages, forms, fields, views, framesets, outlines, actions and agents use the formula, LotusScript, ...Read More

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InstallShield Training

Introduction InstallShield is primarily used for installing software for Microsoft Windows desktop and server platforms, but it can also be used to manage software applications and packages on a variety of handheld and mobile devices. The current version, InstallShield 2010, was released to the market on June 18, 2009. InstallShield 2010 supports Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, MSI 5, and is the only installer to support Microsoft App-V, which is a widely deployed application virtualization format. There are an estimated 71,000 ISVs and enterprise customers using InstallShield to author installations on Windows platforms. Audience System Administrators, Desktop Designers and Engineers, Consultants and Developers Pre-requisites There aren’t any pre-requisites for the training but a know how of any programming language and familiarity to Windows Operating System is always a plus. Course Outline Introduction to Application Packaging What is Application Packaging? What does a Package consists of? What is a Legacy Installer and what are the Disadvantages of it? What is Application ...Read More

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Wise Package Studio

Introduction Wise Package Studio software—the premier application lifecycle management solution—gives you control of your organization’s applications, deployment preparation, and corporate standards. Based on a structured application management, packaging, and a quality assurance process called enterprise software packaging, Wise Package Studio provides everything you need to prepare applications for deployment. Audience System Administrators, Desktop Designers and Engineers, Consultants and Developers Pre-requisites There aren’t any pre-requisites for the training but a know how of any programming language and familiarity to Windows Operating System is always a plus. Course Outline Introduction to Application Packaging What is Application Packaging? What does a Package consists of? What is a Legacy Installer and what are the Disadvantages of it? What is Application Re-packaging? What are the advantages of Re-packaging the Application? Windows Installer Technology What are Windows installer and what it consists? Windows Installer Features Tools Used for creating Windows Installer based Packages Wise Package Studio Wise Package Studio Demo: Wise Package Studio Installation Introduction to Wise Package Studio Various Tools available in Wise Package Studio Different Packaging Techniques in Wise Package ...Read More

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Introduction IT Infrastructure Services is the hottest and fastest growing domain in India. There is a huge gap between the demand and supply of Infrastructure profiles. The reason is the unawareness and inclination towards Development. With the changing market trends, IT Infrastructure domain services has taken lead over the development and Support services. In India, big MNCs like IBM, CSC, Accenture, TCS, Infosys, CTS, HCL and all other big giants are largely looking for the professionals in this domain. IT Infrastructure Services is the hottest and fastest growing domain in India. There is a huge gap between the demand and supply of Infrastructure profiles. The reason is the unawareness and inclination towards Development. With the changing market trends, IT Infrastructure domain services has taken lead over the development and Support services. In India, big MNCs like IBM, CSC, Accenture, TCS, Infosys, CTS, HCL and all other big giants are largely looking ...Read More

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Java Spring & Hibernate

Introduction Hibernate is a powerful enabler that addresses object/relational persistence in the Java world. Hibernate offers all the advantages of developing in Java plus a comprehensive suite of capabilities for mapping object-oriented features to the relational model. This course tells you what you need to know to design and build your own Hibernate-enabled applications. You'll learn the details of the key Hibernate capabilities and how to leverage their strengths, with a special focus on using Hibernate with the Spring framework. The Spring framework is an application framework that provides a lightweight container that supports the creation of simple-to-complex components in a non-invasive fashion. Spring's flexibility and transparency is congruent and supportive of incremental development and testing. The framework's structure supports the layering of functionality such as persistence, transactions, view-oriented frameworks, and enterprise systems and capabilities. Spring's Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) framework enables developers to declaratively apply common features and capabilities across data types ...Read More

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Java Struts & Ajax

Introduction Apache Struts is an open-source web application framework for developing Java EE web applications. It uses and extends the Java Servlet API to encourage developers to adopt a model-view-controller (MVC) architecture. Audience The audience for this course is MCA,BCA,B.Sc(IT),M.Sc(IT),B.Sc,B.Tech or B.E,O Level, A Level. Anyone developing Java applications. Previous experience with Core Java is assumed. Architects, programmers, engineers, managers and those involved in the development of complex enterprise-level Java applications. Programmers, architects, managers and those interested in integrating applications over the Web. Pre-requisites Good knowledge on Core Java Course Outline Model-View-Controller (MVC) Architecture Model 1 and Model 2 Approach in Web Applications What is a Framework? Introduction to Struts 2.0 Framework Struts Framework Components Controller Components Model Components View Components Struts 2.0 Configuring Elements Administrator Elements Bean Configuration Constant Configuration Package Configuration Namespace Configuration Include Configuration Request Handling Elements Interceptor Configuration Action Configuration Result Configuration Exception Handling Exception Configuration Struts 2.0 Configuring Files web.xml struts.xml struts.properties struts-default.xml Interceptors Understanding Interceptors Configuring Interceptors Stacking Interceptors Writing Interceptors Expression Language OGNL Introduction OGNL Language Features Working with Collections Value Stack Temporary Objects Model Object Action Object Named Objects UI Components Templates Themes Simple Tags Collection based Tags Type Conversion Built in Type Conversion Creating a ...Read More

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Java/J2EE

Introduction This course will familiarize you with the aspects of Advanced Java programming concepts. A balanced blend of lectures and programming exercises provides in-depth understanding as well as hands-on experience. Audience The audience for this course is MCA,BCA,B.Sc(IT),M.Sc(IT),B.Sc,B.Tech or B.E,O Level, A Level. Anyone developing Java applications. Previous experience with Core Java is assumed. Architects, programmers, engineers, managers and those involved in the development of complex enterprise-level Java applications. Programmers, architects, managers and those interested in integrating applications over the Web. Pre-requisites Understanding of Core Java Course Outline Introduction to J2EE Overview of the technology and architecture of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) J2EE Components: Java Server Pages (JSP), servlets and Enterprise JavaBeans(EJB) J2EE enterprise application development environments J2EE development concerns: design techniques and bad practices J2EE design patterns Developing J2EE applications with open source tools J2EE and electronic commerce: B2B and B2C applications Web services with J2EE Integration of legacy business applications Configuration and deployment of J2EE applications Case studies JAVA Programming Features and syntax of the ...Read More

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