Audience

This is an intermediate course for experienced Lotus Domino application developers.

Prerequisites

You should have:

Experience using the Domino Designer client to build custom applications, including basic knowledge of

""traditional"" design elements such as views, forms, fields and using @Functions in an application

Experience configuring basic security for a Domino Server using the server document and/or

You should complete:

Fundamentals of the IBM Lotus Domino 8 Application Development course (D8510).

:: Course D8L55 ::

Skills taught

Create a new XPage in an application

Create a custom control in an application

Bind a document in an application as a data source to an XPage

Utilize an @Function in an XPage

Set Client-side and Server-side validation both at server and application level

Given an XPages application that is exhibiting an issue with the display, troubleshoot and resolve the issue with the application

Beginning to learn about XPages

Exploring an application enhanced using XPages

Examining XPages in IBM Lotus Domino Designer

Copying Over and Configuring the Time-Off Requests Application on your test server

Learning about IBM Lotus Domino Designer resources and settings related to XPages

Exploring the Time-Off Requests Application

Creating an XPage and Examining its Source Code

Creating a Custom Control

Adding an Action to a Control

Inserting a Custom Control onto an XPage

Creating Another Custom Control

Binding a Custom Control to a Data Source and Setting Advanced Properties

Working with @Functions in Controls

Modifying the Advanced Properties for a Custom Control

Configuring Data Validation and Error Management

Adding a Style Sheet to an XPage

Working with Properties for Controls

Configuring a Search Using a Scoped Variable

Working with Themes in XPages

Troubleshooting issues with XPages

This is a version-specific reference outline. Confirm the current syllabus and delivery arrangements with EIEIO.