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Lotus Notes and Domino Server Tutorial

Given by Yuping Zhu, Geoffrey C. Fox at CPS616 Web Technologies on Spring 98. Foils prepared April 12 1998

Lotus Notes is a Powerful Asynchronous Collaboration System
with a nice web interface
We describe its capabilities from the point of view of both user and developer
We show to develop different views of a database and forms to display output
Services such as the calendar are illustrated


Table of Contents for Lotus Notes and Domino Server Tutorial


001 Lotus Notes  And Domino Server
002 Abstract
003 A groupware Model
004 Communication (I)
005 Communication (II)
006 Collaboration (I)
007 Collaboration (II)
008 Coordination
009 Domino Server
010 Domino Services For Web Applications
011 Domino Web Server
012 Domino Messaging Server
013 Domino News Server
014 Domino Advanced Services
015 Supported Internet  Protocol
016 Domino Mail Server
017 Notes Workspace
018 Notes Workspace Overview
019 Logging On To Notes
020 When is Password Needed?
021 Workspace pages
022 Operations On Workspace
023 Database Page
024 Database Page Overview From Notes User View
025 Forms
026 The Main Topic Form From Notes User View
027 Developing Form (I)
028 Developing Form (II)
029 Developing Form (III)
030 A Form With A Few Fields From Web User View
031 Views
032 Using Views
033 Example with a few Views From Web User View
034 View Database By Topic From Web User View
035 View Database By Date From Web User View
036 Developing Views (I)
037 Developing Views (II)
038 Developing Views (III)
039 Developing Views (IV)
040 Calendar and Schedule
041 Setting Up  a Calendar Profile
042 Creating An Appointment
043 Calendar Views
044 A Calendar View From Notes User View
045 Calendar View Of Two Weeks From Web User View
046 Calendar View of One Month From Web User View
047 An Event Entry From Web User View
048 Creating a Home Page
049 Creating A Simple  Discussion Forum (I)
050 Creating A Simple Discussion Forum (II)
051 A Simple Discussion Forum From Web User View
052 Notes Applications  Overview


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