Course Status:	Released	Courseware Features
Course Language:	English
Course Duration:	5 Hours
Deployment Options:	Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience

Domino R5 application developers

Prerequisites

The SmartCurricula Lotus Domino R5 - Designer Fundamentals and Lotus Domino R5 - Application Security and Workflow

Course Aim

To describe how Domino applications can be automated and how access to external Domino and non-Domino data can be enabled

Learning Objectives

Describe the architecture of a Domino agent and how agents can be controlled in a Domino application. Provide an overview of the Domino routing service and discuss how routing can be incorporated in Domino applications. Outline how information outside the current document can be accessed in Domino using features such as links, inheritance, specific functions in the formula language, and profile forms. Discuss the ways in which enterprise data can be integrated into Domino applications. Explain how OLE can be used to integrate data from non-Domino applications. Discuss how ODBC can be configured to enable access to enterprise data. Describe how @Db commands and the LotusScript Data Object can be used to program access to and retrieval of data from relational databases using ODBC. Explain how the Domino Connector LotusScript extension can be harnessed by LotusScript classes to access and retrieve data in relational databases. Implement Data Connection Services (DECS) to provide a programming-free interface to enterprise data.

Topics Covered

Automation and workflow - Managing agents - Hands-on: Specifying agent settings - Document routing Accessing external Domino data - View, document, and environment data - Accessing data using @functions - Profile documents - Programming data access Accessing non-Domino data - OLE - Configuring ODBC - Accessing enterprise data - Hands-on: Creating an ODBC connection - Data Enterprise Connection Services

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