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Going Mobile with Domino Everyplace

Take your Domino apps wireless

Carl Kriger (carl_kriger@us.ibm.com), Senior Product Manager, EMC
Carl Kriger
As Senior Product Manager for Lotus Workplaces, Carl Kriger is responsible for overall Lotus collaborative capabilities for IBM WebSphere Portal. In this role, Carl focuses on driving the total solution offering within Lotus' collaboration portfolio designed to provide customers with the highest value Portal capabilities. He is involved in setting product direction, interfacing with all aspects of the IBM WebSphere Portal business, and representing IBM WebSphere Portal software with customers and at industry events worldwide. His areas of expertise are WebSphere Portal, Web development, languages, and security along with Notes/Domino application development, including wireless development. Carl has authored many industry articles in these areas including The Notes/Domino R5 Application Developers Best Practices Guide and co-authored a number of IBM Redbooks. Carl received his MBA from Northeastern University. Off-line Carl spends much of his time with his wife, Joanne, and playing with his three children, Ian, Nevin and Erin. You can reach Carl at carl_kriger@us.ibm.com.

Summary:  This tutorial describes how to develop a mobile application using IBM Lotus Domino Everyplace. More specifically, it describes how to build a wireless version of an existing Domino application using the Domino Everyplace Access component of IBM Lotus Domino Everyplace 6. It describes the key components of Domino Everyplace Access and how to develop mobile applications that leverage the Domino platform.

Date:  14 Mar 2003
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (1028KB | 31 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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This tutorial has covered the basic steps to build a mobile application with Domino Everyplace Access. We talked about some basic up-front configuration needed, then described five simple steps to build, deploy and access a mobile application built from the standard Domino Discussion template (discsw6.ntf) that ships with Notes/Domino 6. These five steps are:

  1. Configure and build
  2. Create application document
  3. Update Home page
  4. Test
  5. Access

Hopefully, you've seen that building a mobile application can be much easier than you thought. I encourage you to take what you've learned here and move beyond this to build a better mobile application. The results may surprise and delight you, your boss, and your users!

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