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Simplified JSP page development for Lotus Domino

With custom tags, you can have it all

George Brichacek (george_brichacek@us.ibm.com), Technology Advocate, IBM Software Group
George Brichacek
George Brichacek is a Technology Advocate with IBM Lotus Software, IBM Software Group, focused on application development and enterprise integration. He has presented and developed several memorable demos for the Lotus Masters Broadcast, as well as for customers, and for internal field enablement. He works with Lotus product management to bring the latest and greatest technologies on Lotus application development and enterprise integration to you. During his spare time, he developed and supported a Lotus Notes utility called CalPrint. George resides in the Chicago area. You can reach him at george_brichacek@us.ibm.com.

Summary:  Do you need the powerful collaborative features that Lotus Domino provides, such as industrial-strength messaging, interactive applications, secured access, workflow, and content management? Do you also want to take advantage of J2EE applications and the object-oriented, portable, multi-threading capabilities they provide? You can have it all with JavaServer Pages (JSPs) technology. Lotus Domino 6 provides custom tag libraries that make it easier to build JSP pages that allow you to access, update, create, and delete information in Lotus Domino.

Date:  30 Sep 2002
Level:  Introductory
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That's all the time we have for now. You now understand what JSP technology is. You can set up Application Developer to support the development of a JSP page using the Domino custom tag library. And, you can develop a JSP page in Application Developer that will access Lotus Domino 6.

Just think of all the possibilities for creating JSP pages that will access Domino. Our example was just reading a view in Domino. You can create JSP forms to update and/or create documents in Domino. You can create e-mail messages and have Domino route them. You can create workflow applications with e-mail notifications, reminders, and more. You can create document libraries for storing your news stories, product catalogs, or customer information. The possibilities are endless.

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