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Build Lotus Web services into a portal

Make your apps easy to access for users

George Brichacek (george_brichacek@us.ibm.com), Technology Advocate, EMC
George Brichacek
George Brichacek is a technology advocate with IBM Lotus Software and the IBM Software Group, focusing 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 in Lotus application development and enterprise integration to you. During his spare time, he supports a Lotus Notes utility, called CalPrint, that he developed. George resides in the Chicago area. You can reach him at george_brichacek@us.ibm.com.

Summary:  In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a portlet for WebSphere Portal that will access Domino using Web services. We'll walk you through each step of the process, showing you how to access your Domino applications from any Web browser.

Date:  27 Mar 2003
Level:  Intermediate
PDF:  A4 and Letter (112KB | 24 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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Contextual collaboration is all about providing collaborative services -- messaging/inbox, calendar/scheduling, workflow, online awareness, chat, e-meetings, document library, expertise, or online courses -- within business applications where the end user needs it. But, most importantly, it's about providing your own collaborative services based on the Lotus Domino applications you've developed in your business applications to portals and other business applications.

This tutorial has provided you with information on how to create a portlet that accesses Domino using Web services. You can use this information now to add any Web service from an inventory, procurement, or customer relationship management application to a portal. These systems can run on Domino, .NET, or any other platform that supports Web services.

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