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Developer Workshop: Notes/Domino 6, Lotus Script, XML
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NEW FEATURES FOR DEVELOPERS IN NOTES/DOMINO 6
Rocky Oliver, Sapphire Oak Technologies, Flowery Branch/GA
NEW XML CAPABILITIES IN DOMINO 6 FOR LOTUS SCRIPT
Brian Benz, Benz Technologies, Jenkintown/PA
Workshop in Kooperation mit dem DNUG-AK Anwendungsentwicklung
19. Mai 2003, 10.00 - ca. 18.00 Uhr
Congress Centrum Hamburg |
WORKSHOP AGENDA
Part I - NEW FEATURES FOR DEVELOPERS IN NOTES/DOMINO 6
Rocky Oliver, Sapphire Oak Technologies, Flowery Branch/GA |
| 10:00 - 11:15 |
| ---> Introduction to Notes/Domino 6: What's in it for the developer? |
| ---> Deep-dive: @Formulas in Notes/Domino |
11:15 - 11:30 - Coffee Break
| 11:30 - 12:45 |
| ---> Deep-dive: @Formulas in Notes/Domino |
| ---> Deep-dive: LotusScript in Notes/Domino |
12:45 - 13:45 - Lunch Break
| 13:45 - 15:00 |
| ---> Deep-dive: LotusScript in Notes/Domino |
| ---> Data Integration with Domino 6 and LEI |
15:00 - 15:15 - Coffee Break
Part II - NEW XML CAPABILITIES IN DOMINO 6 FOR LOTUS SCRIPT
Brian Benz, Benz Technologies, Jenkintown/PA |
| 15:15 - 16:30 |
---> DXL for Domino 6
Introduction to DXL / Working with ReadViewEntries in Domino Web Applications / DTDs and Schemas / The Exporter DXL Utility / Transformer and Viewer DXL Utilities / Generating XML from Domino forms and fields / Applying a DTD to Custom XML Data |
| ---> Domino 6 XML Techniques using LotusScript |
| ---> Transforming XML with Domino 6 |
| ---> Parsing XML Documents with Domino 6 |
16:30 - 16:45 - Coffee Break
| 16:45 - 18:00 |
---> Domino 6 XML Techniques using LotusScript
Generating Custom XML using LotusScript / Creating XML Files using LotusScript
Generating DXL using LotusScript |
---> Transforming XML with Domino 6
Document Object Model (DOM) / Simple API for XML (SAX) / Parsing XML and DXL Documents with LotusScript |
---> Parsing XML Documents with Domino 6
Introduction to XSL / The DXL Transformer Utility / The LotusScript NotesXSLTransformer Class
DXL Transformation Techniques |
| ---> XML Data Islands for Domino |
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| Brian Benz
CLI, PCLP, has more than 15 years experience designing and deploying systems infrastructures, designing and developing applications, migrating messaging systems and applications, and managing projects. He has established his expertise and reputation in the Domino, Web and e-business application development marketplace since 1992 through hands-on experience in various projects and by making frequent contributions as a writer for industry publications, including the IBM Redbook XML: Powered by Domino, The Notes and Domino 6 Programmer's Bible, Lotus Advisor, e-Business Advisor, WebSphere Advisor, and e-Pro magazine. He is also a frequent presenter of technical seminars for IBM, Advisor Media and the View at venues worldwide. Brian is CEO of Benz Technologies: www.benztech.com. Benz Technologies is also proud to be a member of Penumbra, a consortium of independent Domino professionals. |
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| Rocky Oliver
A wizened veteran of Lotus technologies, Rocky Oliver began his “Lotus geek” existence with Lotus Development’s Word Processing Division in 1992. Since then he has led the development team of a large, national consultancy, opened a new branch for a startup, started his own company, and along the way found time to conceive five great kids (with a little help from his wife ;) ). Rocky writes quite often, most notably co-authoring 'Teach Yourself LotusScript for Notes/Domino 4.6' (MIS Press, 1997). Rocky has a new book coming out in April 2003 - 'Notes and Domino 6 Programming Bible' (Wiley) - a book he coauthored with noted XML expert Brian Benz. He is also a technical editor and writer for Lotus ADVISOR magazine, and a writer for WebSphere ADVISOR magazine. Rocky loves to share his knowledge and experience by speaking often at IBM and Lotus technology conventions including Lotusphere, IBM DeveloperWorks Live, and ADVISOR Devcon. |
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ORGANISATORISCHES
Teilnahmegebühren (zzgl. MWSt.):
| Anmeldung bis 30.04.2003 | Anmeldung ab 01.05.2003 |
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| DNUG-Mitglieder | 225,00 EUR | 270,00 EUR |
| Nichtmitglieder | 350,00 EUR | 400,00 EUR |
Zusatzbestimmungen
Bitte überweisen Sie die Teilnahmegebühr für den Workshop nach Erhalt der Anmeldungsbestätigung und Rechnung bis zum 15.04.2003. Ihre Teilnahme ist erst nach Zahlungseingang garantiert!
Bei Anmeldungen nach dem 15.04.2003 bitten wir um umgehende Zahlung nach Rechnungserhalt!
Sollte ein bereits gemeldeter Teilnehmer verhindert sein, kann jederzeit ein Ersatzteilnehmer benannt werden. Muss die Anmeldung zurückgezogen werden, wird bis 09.05.2003 eine Bearbeitungsgebühr von 25 EUR zzgl. MWSt. erhoben. Bei späterer Stornierung bzw. Nichtanreise zum Workshop wird die volle Teilnahmegebühr in Rechnung gestellt.
ANMELDUNG
Mit dem Absenden der Anmeldung erkennen Sie die Zusatzbestimmungen für die Teilnahme und Stornierung rechtsverbindlich an! |
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