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Introduction: Creating Script Libraries The Creating Script Libraries is self-directed learning targeted for existing Notes/Domino application developers who have been working with LotusScript. Script libraries are a design element available with Notes 4.5 and above that allow global storage and retrieval of subroutines. Understanding functions and subs is a necessary component to learning about script libraries. This tutorial covers the tasks in creating and implementing script libraries, including: ---Cr

This Learner-Directed offering provides information about the tasks required to install and set up a new feature available with Domino/Notes R5.0.5 called Domino Off-Line Services (DOLS). This offering assumes knowledge of the R5 Domino Administrator interface and the Domino R5 server and workstation implementation tasks taught in the following Lotus Education courses for which this offering is a supplement: ---Implementing a Domino Infrastructure (SA210) ---Implementing and Maintaining a Domino Infrastru

Introduction In Notes Release 5.02a, you now have the ability to integrate the functionality of the Sametime client into the Notes client. Not only can you launch the Sametime client from a Notes bookmark to access Sametime features, but you have the added capability of being able to monitor who is online and start a chat session with one or more colleagues from a Notes mail message. This Learner Directed Offering provides you with information about setting up Notes to integrate Sametime client functionali

Introduction Since the original release of R5 you will find that the Notes client has continued to enhance Bookmarks and document management features. Now you can display useful information about the databases you use, choose from a wider variety of Bookmark icons, and selectively control the documents you archive. This learner directed offering will provide you with information about these changes, as well as suggestions for best use of R5. To learn more about the Integration of Sametime into the Notes cli

This Learner-Directed offering provides information about the tasks required to implement Internet messaging servers and clients. This offering is a supplement to the Lotus Education course, Implementing a Domino Infrastructure, and assumes knowledge of the R5 Domino Administrator interface and the Domino R5 server and workstation implementation tasks taught in that course. This Learner-Directed Offering provides details on setting up a POP3 server and client. For other protocols, LDAP, IMAP, and NNTP, the

This Learner-Directed Offering provides additional information about specific security topics covered in the Implementing a Domino Infrastructure R5 and Maintaining a Domino Server Infrastructure R5 courses, with the exception of HTTP and Secured Socket Layer (SSL). Most of the information contained in this Learner-Directed Offering assumes knowledge of the security-related topics covered in the aforementioned System Administration (Release 5.0) courses; however, this Learner-Directed Offering provides a r

Overview Introduction Controlling Access to Notes/Domino Data Tools The Access Control List Setting Up and Refining the ACL Access to Database Elements Participants Partners in Securing an Application Web Users Anonymous Users Case Studies Problems Solutions

Introduction Introduction to Error Trapping Processing Runtime Errors Handling Runtime Errors Detecting Errors with the On Error Statement Defining an Error Handler Using Error Identification Functions Additional Methods for Trapping Errors Using Error Constants Trapping Pre-Defined Runtime Errors Defining Your Own Errors Using Return Values of Methods to Detect Errors Using Object Properties to Detect Errors Detecting ODBC Errors Using ODBC Object Methods Exercises Exercise: Error Trapping Exercise Sol

This Learner-Directed offering provides information about implementing and maintaining Domino Web servers as a supplement to the Implementing a Domino Infrastructure R5 and Maintaining a Domino Server Infrastructure R5 courses. Most of the information contained in this offering assumes knowledge of the Domino Administrator interface and Domino server and workstation implementation tasks in the R5 System Administration courses mentioned above.

This self-paced tutorial will help you get started using the XML language and in generating XML code in Domino Designer applications. The tutorial includes background information and hands-on activities. In about two hours, this tutorial will help you to: * Create XML documents * Format an XML document * Create a Document Type Definition (DTD) * Transform XML code * Generate XML with LotusScript * Generate XML with JavaScript * Generate XML with Java