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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.
Delivery Format:
This instructor-led course is available both online and in the classroom. The class offerings shown on the right identify the delivery format.
Course Topics:
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 agents are run in the proper context.
- Code agents run by the form's WebQuerySave event to translate and validate user entries and provide useful feedback to users and redirect them to natural landing points in the application.
- Code agents run by the ?OpenAgent URL command to perform powerful actions and produce reports from Domino data, and learn different ways that a browser can run the ?OpenAgent command.
- Debug agent code and add runtime error handling routines as well as how to analyze agent-specific browser errors.
- Define the key components and protocols of Web Services technology.
- Use Web Services Explorer to perform basic testing of a Web Service.
- Describe the differences between the various Web Services programming models and SOAP message formats as they apply to Web Services design element properties.
- Code Web Services using LotusScript that accept simple and complex data types as parameters.
- Code a simple Web Services client that runs from a browser and uses a SOAP toolkit.
- Import a WSDL to create a LotusScript library that can be used by Notes or Domino to consume a Web Service.
- Debug Web Services provider and client code and handle runtime code errors as well as SOAP faults.
- Employ the Remote Debugging, Agent Logging, Profiling, and DDM Probe features to fully analyze agent and Web Service operation and performance.
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