April 2014
Intermediate to advanced
1168 pages
35h 42m
English
book
Mastering XPages: A Step-by-Step Guide to XPages Application Development and the XSP Language, Second Edition
by Martin Donnelly, Mark Wallace, Tony McGuckin
Overview
IBM's Best-Selling Guide to XPages Development–Now
Updated and Expanded for Lotus Notes/Domino 9.0.1
XPages instantly revolutionized Notes/Domino application
development, and the newest versions deliver unprecedented
performance and flexibility. Now, the popular insider's guide to
XPages development has been updated and expanded to reflect all
these improvements, through IBM Notes/Domino 9.0.1 and
beyond.
Three key members of the IBM XPages team have brought together
comprehensive knowledge for delivering outstanding solutions. They
have added several hundred pages of new content, including four new
chapters. Drawing on their unsurpassed experience, they present new
tips, samples, and best practices reflecting the platform's growing
maturity. Writing for both XPages newcomers and experts, they cover
the entire project lifecycle, including problem debugging,
performance optimization, and application scalability.
This second edition of Mastering XPages fully
addresses enhancements to the XPages data sources for Domino views
and documents; the latest XPages mobile library; the new Domino
Designer Server-Side JavaScript debugger; and improvements to
integrated technologies such as Dojo and CKEditor.
Nearly every chapter contains at least one downloadable sample
application, offering extensive hands-on practice. This guide
concludes with complete references to XSP tags, relevant
Java/JavaScript classes, and XSP style classes.
Coverage includes
* Understanding XPages' development paradigm, tooling, runtime
framework, and application architecture
* Configuring Domino Designer and integrating XPages Extension
Library
* Constructing application logic and using data binding
controls
* Reading/writing Notes documents: from use cases to design
properties
* Using Views, including examples of accessing calendars via
REST
* Making the most of Notes/Domino 9.0's new DataView control
* Coding: from the basics to fully customized behavior
* Advanced scripting: AJAX, Dojo, @Functions, managed beans, and
more
* Extending the Rich Text Editor's functionality
* Building and consuming new controls with Extensibility APIs
* Taking web applications offline in the Notes client
* Building mobile apps: controls, design patterns, and best
practices
* Debugging Server-Side JavaScript with Domino Designer 9.0
* Creating apps that look and work great–for local and global
audiences
* Systematically optimizing performance and scalability
* Protecting data and users: leveraging Domino and Notes security
models
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