HCL Domino Application Development Intensive

This intensive seminar provides participants with a solid introduction to application development using HCL Domino Designer 14. The seminar imparts practical knowledge for efficiently planning, developing, and deploying applications. From creating forms and views to using complex workflows and ensuring data security, participants learn the essential elements and techniques of HCL Domino application development. Furthermore, advanced options for integrating external data sources and designing complex navigation structures are covered. By the end of the seminar, participants will be able to design and implement a complex Domino application.

This seminar is aimed at experienced HCL Notes users who have already made simple modifications to Domino applications and now wish to deepen their knowledge of application development with HCL Domino Designer 14. Prior knowledge of HCL Domino Designer is required.

HCL Domino 14 Application Architecture: Structure and components of a typical Domino application.

• Development environment in HCL Domino Designer 14: Introduction to the development tools and environment.
• Creating masks: Designing user interfaces and form elements.
• Adding fields to forms: Customizing form elements for user-defined input.
• Creating views: Designing lists and overview elements to display data.
• Creating pages: Structuring user interfaces for a better user experience.
• Programming in HCL Domino 14: Introduction to the formula language and its application in Domino applications.
• Document creation: Capturing and managing data in documents.
• Field validation: Ensuring data quality through validation rules.
• Creating agents: Automating processes for handling documents.
• Creating actions for masks and views: Adding interactive features.
• Creating a template: Reusable templates for application creation.
• Define replication requirements: Ensure synchronization and consistency across multiple servers.
• Workflow programming: Development and implementation of workflows in Domino.
• Securing Domino databases: Measures to ensure data security and integrity.
• Access to external data: Integration of Notes and non-Notes data sources via ODBC, DECS or DCRs.
• Advanced navigation structures: Use of links, outlines and framesets for complex user interfaces.

This seminar offers a practical, in-depth exploration of application development in HCL Domino Designer 14, in order to provide participants with the necessary knowledge to create complex and secure Domino applications.