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Application Planning and Performance Tuning

( WT-1170-180 )


     Course DescriptionBack To Top

Course Offered in Partnership With DigitalThink

Application Planning and Performance Tuning shows students how to plan and design applications that take full advantage of the features offered by Lotus Notes and Domino. This course, the first course in the two-part Lotus Domino R5 Application Architecture Certification Series, enables students to build and develop effective Domino-based solutions that support multiple clients, enterprise data access, and a wide range of programming options.

Along with the second course in the Lotus Domino R5 Application Security and Workflow Certification Bundle, this course provides students with the skills needed prepare for Certified Lotus Professional Application Development Exam #511, Domino R5 Application Security and Workflow.

This course requires a computer running Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX.

eMentoring Services are included with this course.

  • Course length: 8 hours

    • Course details
        id:      WT-1170-180
        subscription duration:  180 days
        list price:  $  325.00


     
         Languages Offered Back To Top

    This course is currently available in English only.

     
         Prerequisites Back To Top

    To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

  • Demonstrate completion of Lotus Domino R5 Designer Fundamentals Certification Bundle, or equivalent knowledge and experience

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         Skills Gained Back To Top

    Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

  • Describe the underlying architecture of Notes and Domino
  • Incorporate common Domino design elements into an application
  • Select an appropriate method for displaying Domino design elements on the Web
  • Include a Java applet in a Domino application
  • Plan a Domino application based on network considerations
  • Design an application for use by Web browsers and Notes clients
  • Manage and maintain a Domino application
  • Secure a Domino application
  • Enhance application performance

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         Related Courses Back To Top

  • After: Application Design and Best Practices

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         Course Content Back To Top



    Module 1: Course introduction Back To Top

  • Course introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • What you need
  • Course resources
  • Your learning community
  • Meet your instructor
  • The course framework


    • Module 2: Lotus Notes and Domino architecture overview Back To Top

  • Lotus Notes and Domino architecture overview
  • A history of Lotus Notes
  • The R5 Domino server
  • The R5 Notes client family
  • Components of Notes and Domino
  • Notes Object Services (NOS)
  • The NRPC client
  • Elements of a Notes database
  • Database notes
  • Alternative clients for accessing Domino
  • Module wrap-up


    • Module 3: Database design elements Back To Top

  • Database design elements
  • Design element properties
  • Forms and documents
  • Form events
  • Subforms
  • Fields
  • Field events
  • Pages
  • Views
  • The view applet
  • Module wrap-up


    • Module 4: Extending Domino databases Back To Top

  • Extending Domino databases
  • Extending Domino databases
  • Actions
  • The action bar applet
  • Framesets
  • Image resources
  • Including applets in Domino applications
  • Importing an applet
  • Linking to an applet
  • CORBA
  • Module review


    • Module 5: Application planning Back To Top

  • Application planning
  • Getting started
  • Client access
  • Network considerations
  • Backward compatibility
  • Notes replication
  • Controlling replication
  • Replication issues
  • Managing Domino applications
  • Design maintenance
  • Module review


    • Module 6: Application security Back To Top

  • Application security
  • ACLs
  • Web ACL settings
  • Roles
  • Limiting view access
  • Limiting form access
  • Readers fields
  • Authors fields
  • Controlled access sections
  • Module review


    • Module 7: Domino security architecture Back To Top

  • Domino security architecture
  • The Notes ID file
  • Public vs. Private keys
  • Private encryption keys
  • Document encryption options
  • Execution Control Lists
  • Basic Web authentication
  • Session-based authentication
  • Realms
  • Module review


    • Module 8: Enhancing application performance Back To Top

  • Enhancing application performance
  • The Agent Manager
  • Agents triggered by mail
  • Web agents
  • Database performance settings
  • Limiting database size
  • Optimizing view response times
  • Enhancing form display
  • Module review


    • Module 9: Course conclusion Back To Top

  • Course conclusion
  • We'd love your feedback
  • Course survey


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