Accelerate your Lotus Domino Web Applications with Dojo and XPages

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Lotusphere Comes to You 2009: Richmond Accelerate your Lotus Domino Web Applications with Dojo and XPages Todd Weimer Senior Consultant & Lotus Practice Manager – Davalen LLC Presentation Outline: What is Dojo? Using the Dojo framework in your existing Lotus Domino Applications Demo Brief introduction to XPages Using Dojo in XPages Demo

Accelerate your Lotus Domino Web Applications
with Dojo and XPages
Todd Weimer
Senior Consultant & Lotus Practice Manager – Davalen LLC

LCTY 2009

Presentation outline
 What is Dojo?
 Using the Dojo framework in your existing Lotus Domino Applications
 Demo
 Brief introduction to XPages
 Using Dojo in XPages
 Demo

What is Dojo?
 An open source DHTML Javascript toolkit
 Includes Dijit (controls) and Dojox (effects)
 Part of Lotus Domino 8.5 (version 1.1.1)
 Can be used in other versions of Domino
 Part of Websphere Portlet Factory as well
 Cross browser, Internationalized
 Rich internet capabilities

Why use Dojo?
 Give web applications more rich text capabilities
 Toolkit maintained by a world-wide community of developers
 Relatively easy path to leveraging AJAX
 Reduce or eliminate custom cross-browser Javascript
 Controls can be extended to meet your specific needs

XPages basics
 New design element available with Domino 8.5
 Allows for the creation of a better UI (modern web apps)
 Based on JSF technology
 Pure XML markup
 Addresses long standing issues with Domino Web apps
Separation of data and UI
Localization
HTML generation
Server state
 Fully integrated into Designer 8.5 (Eclipse based)

XPages basics cont'd
 Primary language is Javascript
Javascript runs client side and/or server side
Standard Formula language functions implemented in
Javascript
Can directly call Java code but not required!
Do not need to be a HTML, CSS, or Javascript expert
 Presentation using CSS and themes (skinning)
 Targets mulitple clients
 Currently supports Domino data as a data source but more to
come

Why use XPages?
 Fully integrated with NSF/NTF
 Fast access to your native Domino data
 Works well with other design elements
 Easy to localize applications
 Built-in drag and drop controls
 Virtually all properties computable
 Update multiple documents from one Xpage!
 Create custom controls
 Mobile Clients

XPages and Dojo
 Dojo version 1.1.1 is included on Domino server 8.5
 XPages have built in features that use the Dojo framework
 Can leverage other features of the framework

XPages and Dojo
 Automated basic validation

XPages and Dojo
 Partial Page Refreshes with AJAX

Resources
 The Dojo Toolkit - http://www.dojotoolkit.org/
 Dojo Documentation/Tutorials - http://docs.dojocampus.org/
 Dojo Quickstart - http://sitepen.com/labs/guides/?guide=DojoQuickStart
 Lotus Designer Wiki - http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf
 Dojo controls for Domino - http://www.dojomino.com

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1. Accelerate your Lotus Domino Web Applications with Dojo and XPages Todd Weimer Senior Consultant & Lotus Practice Manager – Davalen LLC LCTY 2009

2. Presentation outline  What is Dojo?  Using the Dojo framework in your existing Lotus Domino Applications  Demo  Brief introduction to XPages  Using Dojo in XPages  Demo

3. Dojo Framework

4. What is Dojo?  An open source DHTML Javascript toolkit  Includes Dijit (controls) and Dojox (effects)  Part of Lotus Domino 8.5 (version 1.1.1)  Can be used in other versions of Domino  Part of Websphere Portlet Factory as well  Cross browser, Internationalized  Rich internet capabilities

5. Why use Dojo?  Give web applications more rich text capabilities  Toolkit maintained by a world-wide community of developers  Relatively easy path to leveraging AJAX  Reduce or eliminate custom cross-browser Javascript  Controls can be extended to meet your specific needs

6. Demo

7. XPages

8. XPages basics  New design element available with Domino 8.5  Allows for the creation of a better UI (modern web apps)  Based on JSF technology  Pure XML markup  Addresses long standing issues with Domino Web apps Separation of data and UI Localization HTML generation Server state  Fully integrated into Designer 8.5 (Eclipse based)

9. XPages basics cont'd  Primary language is Javascript Javascript runs client side and/or server side Standard Formula language functions implemented in Javascript Can directly call Java code but not required! Do not need to be a HTML, CSS, or Javascript expert  Presentation using CSS and themes (skinning)  Targets mulitple clients  Currently supports Domino data as a data source but more to come

10. Why use XPages?  Fully integrated with NSF/NTF  Fast access to your native Domino data  Works well with other design elements  Easy to localize applications  Built-in drag and drop controls  Virtually all properties computable  Update multiple documents from one Xpage!  Create custom controls  Mobile Clients

11. XPages and Dojo  Dojo version 1.1.1 is included on Domino server 8.5  XPages have built in features that use the Dojo framework  Can leverage other features of the framework

12. XPages and Dojo  AJAX type ahead

13. XPages and Dojo  Automated basic validation

14. XPages and Dojo  Partial Page Refreshes with AJAX

15. Demo

16. Resources  The Dojo Toolkit - http://www.dojotoolkit.org/  Dojo Documentation/Tutorials - http://docs.dojocampus.org/  Dojo Quickstart - http://sitepen.com/labs/guides/?guide=DojoQuickStart  Lotus Designer Wiki - http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf  Dojo controls for Domino - http://www.dojomino.com

17. Thank you

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