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Presentation given at AUSLUG 2011 comparing the differences and similarities between Notes Classic development and IBM XPages development.

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  • 1. IBM XPages The Next Step in Your Life As a Notes Developer Peter Presnell(GBS) Paul Calhoun(GBS)

2. Peter Presnell 3. Paul Calhoun 4. The Generic Pronoun Y'all(yaaaaawl) 5. WARNING The following presentation contains absolutely NO CODE!!!! 6. I'm A Notes Programmer 7. The Power User

  • Clients: Notes Only

8. Forms, Views, Pages, Outlines 9. Simple Actions, @Formulae 10. LotusScript: In-Line 11. SDLC: None 12. The Traditional Notes Developer

  • Clients: Notes, Web (80/20)

13. LotusScript: Libraries (Procedural) 14. Event Programming 15. Templates 16. SDLC: Iterative Prototyping or Waterfall 17. The Software Engineer

  • Clients: Notes, Web, Mobile Client

18. LotusScript: Libraries (OOP) 19. Java & JavaScript Frameworks 20. Web Services & SOA 21. SDLC: Agile & Test Driven Development 22. OpenSource 23. Architecture 24. NSF Container

  • Rapid Application Deployment

25. Integrated Code/Data 26. Non-SQL 27. DAOS 28. Security

  • ACLs

29. Roles 30. ECLs 31. Server Access 32. Reader/Author Fields

  • ACLs

33. Roles 34. ECLs (XPiNC) 35. Server Access* 36. Reader/Author Fields 37. Replication & Clustering

  • Scheduled

38. Clustered 39. Failover

  • Load Balancing

40. Client/Server Model

  • Client Based (RPC)

41. Client Validation 42. UI Dialogs Server Based (JSF)

  • Server Validation

43. JavaScript V SSJS 44. AJAX Support 45. Scope 46. R apidA pplicationD evelopment 47. As A RAD Tool

  • Easy To Learn

48. Well Documented 49. Quick To Develop 50. Proprietary Thick Client

  • Complicated

51. Poorly Documented 52. Powerful 53. Extensible 54. Open Standards 55. Shared Code

  • Shared Fields

56. Shared Columns 57. Subforms 58. Libraries (LS)

  • Custom Controls

59. Components 60. Beans 61. Libraries(JS/SSJS/Java) 62. Style Sheets/Themes 63. OpenSource

  • Templates

64. Code Snippets

  • Templates

65. Custom Controls 66. Components 67. Plug-Ins 68. Java Libraries 69. Notes Client Development

  • Standard
  • XPiNC

70. XPiNC

  • Notes ID Authentication

71. Offline Replication 72. Client Agent Execution 73. Failover Support 74. Native Platform Dialogs 75. Detects Unsaved Changes 76. Web Client Development

  • WebQuery Agents

77. PassThru HTML 78. In-Line HTML 79. Hacks, hacks, hacks 80. Browser Plug-In (TBA)

  • Standard

81. Byzantine of, relating to, or characterized by a devious and usually surreptitious manner of operation 82. Data Access Layer 83. Forms

  • Document = Form
  • NotesForm D/S

84. Views/Folders

  • Selection Formula

85. Columns 86. Data/Presentation

  • NotesView D/S

87. Add Columns 88. Repeat Control 89. SQL Data Sources 90. Presentation Layer 91. Forms/Pages

  • Forms

92. Pages 93. Fields 94. Tables 95. Layers 96. Hide-When 97. Static Properties

  • XPages

98. Data Source 99. Container Controls 100. Input Controls 101. Repeat Controls 102. Rendered 103. Computed Properties 104. Subforms To Custom Controls

  • Fields Unique

105. Single Instance

  • Duplicate Fields

106. Multiple Instances 107. Properties 108. Themes & CSS

  • Limited CSS Support
  • Integrated CSS

109. Themes 110. OneUI 111. HTML

  • Passthru HTML

112. WebQueryOpen

  • Native Support

113. Render Kits 114. Real Programmers 115. Business Logic 116. Simple Actions

  • 14 Simple Actions
  • 12 Server

117. 3 Client 118. Build Your with EL 119. @Functions

  • View Selection

120. Inline @Formulae

  • 300 @Functions

121. 391 @Commands Agents

  • View Selection

122. Inline SSJS

  • 96 @Functions

Agents 123. Scripting Languages

  • LotusScript
  • InLine/Events

124. Libraries 125. Agents 126. Web Services

  • SSJS
  • Inline/Events

127. Computed Properties 128. Libraries LotusScript

  • Agents

129. Web Services Expression Language 130. Client Scripting

  • JavaScript
  • InLine/Events

131. Libraries

  • JavaScript
  • InLine/Events

132. Libraries 133. Dojo Libraries 134. Dojo 135. Programming Languages

  • Java
  • Agents
  • Java
  • Agents

136. Inline/Events 137. Managed Beans 138. Plug-Ins 139. Java Element (8.5.3) 140. Document Object Model (DOM)

  • 92 Classes

141. 1,800 prop/methods

  • 50 Notes Classes

142. 6 new XSP Classes 143. The Event Model

  • Notes Client
  • QueryOpen

144. QueryRecalc 145. QueryModeChange 146. PostSave Web Client

  • WebQueryOpen

147. WebQuerySave

  • Std. XPage Events
  • beforePageLoad

148. afterPageLoad 149. afterRestoreView 150. beforeRenderResponse 151. AfterRenderResponse Phase Listeners 152. Tools 153. DDE

  • Visual Editor

154. LS Debugger

  • Source Code View

155. Drag/Drop 156. Limited Debugging 157. Source Control 158. 159. Resources 160. Study Guide

  • Java Server Faces (JSF)

161. Eclipse 162. Dojo 163. JavaScript 164. Java 165. Questions???