Using LotusScript in Domino 8 Web Applications
Successful Domino web applications require the use of agents to provide validation and back end processing for tasks like e-commerce and e-business. These agents perform similar functions to CGI scripts on other web server platforms. One way to create these agents in Domino is to use LotusScript. This hands-on distance learning course will show you how to create LotusScript agents that run when a user opens or saves a document and how to run agents from a web browser. Learn to create WebQueryOpen and WebQuerySave agents, run agents via a URL, pass data from one page to another using query strings, and to use the Print statement to send customized output to a web browser. Many live demonstrations and exercises are provided including examples of e-commerce applications. As with all TLCC courses, instructor help is only a click away!
System Requirements and Prerequisites
The system requirements for this course are:
- Notes 8 client
- Domino Designer 8 client
- A current web browser client
- Access to the Internet for instructor support
Experienced Domino application developers who know how to program in LotusScript and have a need to integrate complex LotusScript processing into the design of their Domino applications.
The following TLCC courses (or their equivalent) are the suggested prerequisite(s) for this course: