1. ® How to Build IBM Lotus Notes Components for Composite Applications 2007.11.8 정유신 과장 2007 하반기 로터스 알토란

2. 2 Agenda Agenda slide  Introduction  Programming model  Application assembly  Component development  Advanced functionality  Summary

3. 3 Evolving valuable capability delivered through disparate user experiences... 3

4. 4 …into a context-specific dynamic workspace 4

5. 5 What are Composite Applications?  Collection of user facing components brought together for a specific business purpose  front end of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)  Programming model supported in Portal and Notes  surface content from multiple systems  aggregate different component types  Support business flexibility  mix-n-match and loose coupling  user effectiveness

6. 6 Benefits of Composite Applications  Improve user efficiency through contextual collaboration  tools for integration and collaboration in the context of everyday applications  remove silos of information  Exploit IT investments and strategy by heterogenous technologies  Notes applications/databases  Lotus Component Designer components  portlets and WSRP  Eclipse components (e.g. embedded browser)  other component types, including desktop applications  On demand business applications via Service Oriented Architecture  loosely coupled components  surface content from multiple systems

7. 7 Composite Application Model - Definitions  Composite (application)  collection of components brought together for a business purpose  Component  contains UI, business logic and storage (e.g. NSF)  Component view  presentation service/view into component (e.g. Notes view)

8. 8 System Diagram – Notes/Domino 8 Lotus Expeditor Platform Lotus Notes Components Lotus Domino Composite Application Editor Web client Rich client Client Server Web browser Lotus Notes 8.0 Client

9. 9 High Level Programming Model for Composite Applications Comprehensive Java IDEs Expeditor toolkit Rational tools Portlet Factory No programming Portlets, Builders, Lists Script-style development Domino Designer Component Designer Build/Deploy Components Assemble ApplicationApplication Clients Assembly Composite Application Editor Portal Application Template Editor Mobile (future) Rich Client Browser

10. 10 High Level Programming Model for Composite Applications Comprehensive Java IDEs Expeditor toolkit Rational tools Portlet Factory No programming Portlets, Builders, Lists Script-style development Domino Designer Component Designer Build/Deploy Components Assemble ApplicationApplication Clients Assembly Composite Application Editor Portal Application Template Editor Mobile (future) Rich Client Browser

11. 11 Notes Composite Application Editor  Install option for Notes client  client side projection of current Portal feature  Edits composite application definition  portal based applications and application templates while on-line  NSF based composite applications while on-line or off-line  Add or edit composite applications  pages  component runtime properties  wiring

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13. 13 Property Broker Programming Model  Component interaction  loosely coupled through properties and actions  across database boundaries  mix-and-match component technologies  Property is a typed exchangeable data item component produces  Action is the logic to consume a property  Components define their properties and actions  Wire connects properties to actions  unique wiring defined in specific composite application  causal relationship  1-to-1 or 1-to-many wiring options

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15. 15 NSF based Composite Application Definitions  Composite application definitions stored in NSFs  supports Lotus Notes rich client only; for web and rich client use WebSphere Portal  composite applications can be modified via Composite Application Editor  Pages and property broker wires  pages can contain multiple component views  properties and actions defined per component  wires defined on composite application level  Supported component types  Lotus Notes components  Eclipse components (including embedded web browser)

16. 16 High Level Programming Model for Composite Applications Comprehensive Java IDEs Expeditor toolkit Rational tools Portlet Factory No programming Portlets, Builders, Lists Script-style development Domino Designer Component Designer Build/Deploy Components Application Clients Assembly Composite Application Editor Portal Application Template Editor Rich Client Browser Mobile (future) Assemble Application

17. 17 Notes 8.0 high Level Client Programming Models Eclipse  Plugins/Features  SWT/Jface/Workbench  Preferences  Property Broker  Composite Application Infrastructure  More Toolkit Functionality Notes Container  Notes plugin  Actions/db design NSF Component Expeditor Platform Component Designer Container  xFaces  JavaScript Web/JSR 168 Container  JSP/JSR 168  HTML/JS WSRP Container  HTML/JS Your Container or Component  Java APIs  Extensions LCD Component Web or Portlet Component Remote Portlet Component

18. 18 Tools to build Components  Domino Designer  script oriented development  standard Notes database design plus inter component communication  Lotus Component Designer  script oriented development  creates native components for rich client and portal  Eclipse / Rational tools  comprehensive Java, Eclipse and SWT capabilities

19. 19 Extensions to Notes Programming Model  Properties and actions defined for entire NSF in WSDL  new design element stores WSDL  WSDL creation and modification functions provided  Publish properties in multiple ways  map view column to declaratively publish view column value when view selections change OR  use LotusScript APIs to publish properties from other design elements  Implement actions  use LotusScript APIs for Notes actions to consume input properties

20. 20 Notes out of the box Components  PIM (Personal Information Management) databases are NSF based composite applications  Notes Mail  Notes Calendar  Notes Contacts  Component interaction and property broker support  properties and actions defined in shipped templates  add custom properties and actions via Domino Designer  Use as Notes components in your custom composite applications

21. 21 Extensions to Eclipse Programming Model  Properties and actions defined in WSDL  stored in plugin and registered via extension point  WSDL creation and modification functions provided  Publish properties  use Java APIs to publish properties  Implement actions  use Java APIs to retrieve input properties  three types of actions 1)core Action - org.eclipse.core.commands.AbstractHandler 2)SWT Action - org.eclipse.jface.action.Action 3)AWT Action - java.awt.Component

22. 22 System Diagram – Notes/Domino 8 Lotus Expeditor Platform Lotus Notes Components Lotus Domino Composite Application Editor Web client Rich client Client Server Web browser Lotus Notes 8.0 Client

23. 23 System Diagram – Adding In Portal Lotus Expeditor Platform Lotus Notes Components Web browser WebSphere Portal Lotus Domino Application Template Editor Composite Application Editor Web client Rich client Client Server Lotus Notes 8.0 Client

24. 24 Portal based Composite Applications add Value  Web based experience with a unified application model with client  Template and Instantiation  Custom application level roles (role names specific to app domain)  Component domain level roles with role mapping  Instantiation time template parameters  Application instance level archive/restore (Portal 6.0.1)  Policy based instance management (Portal 6.0.1)

25. 25 Summary  Evolution not revolution  existing or new Notes applications reusable as components  Notes client benefits from models used today on Portal  Support business flexibility and strategy  mix-n-match component technologies  support of Portal and NSF infrastructures  loose coupling for component interaction  User effectiveness  surface content from multiple systems  single context to user for multiple systems = front end to SOA Integration and collaboration tools in the context of everyday applications

26. 26 References  Blog  http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/CompApps  Expeditor toolkit  http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ledoc/v6r1/index.jsp  Developerworks article  http://www- 128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0608_stober/0608_ stober.html http://www- 128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0608_stober/0608_ stober.html  Redbook/redpiece on Expeditor Composite Applications  coming out in early 2007, keep checking the web

27. 27 Demo

28. 28 Q & A

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