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Lotus Community Call - 22 March 2011

The document summarizes an IBM Lotus Community Call about creating plugins for Lotus Notes, Sametime, and Symphony. It introduces Tim Parsons and Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg who will be presenting. It describes the wiki created by an IBM team to document how to create plugins, provides links to access the wiki and sample code, and outlines the agenda which includes introductions, demos, and a Q&A.

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IBM Lotus Community Call22 March 2011RedWiki – Creating Plugins for Lotus Notes, Sametime, and SymphonyTim Parsons, IBMMikkel Flindt Heisterberg, IntraVision
About usTim ParsonsTim Parsons is an advisory software engineer at IBM. He has worked on the Quickr Connectors team since its inception, over four years ago. Prior to that, he worked on Domino.Doc for six years, contributing to many different areas on the product. He holds a bachelor's degree from Bryant College.Mikkel Flindt HeisterbergMikkel has been working with Lotus Notes since version 3. Today he focuses mainly on the plugin development perspective. Mikkel's work also includes a variety of other Lotus products such as Lotus Sametime and Lotus Connections. Mikkel holds a bachelors degree in biochemistry and a masters degree in computer science. Mikkel works with IBM Premier Business Partner IntraVision.
AgendaIntroduction / about us / agendaThe wikiAbout the teamAbout the wiki / general structureSamples (SVN access)DemosLinks and resourcesQ&A
The team that wrote the wikiTeamAlan Cooke (IBM)Fabrizio Marchesano (Frame S.r.l.)Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg (IntraVision)Pallavi Singh (IBM)Praveen Kumar Vaidyanathan (IBM)Suneeta Mall (IBM)Tim Parsons (IBM)Project managementAxel Buecker (IBM)SponsorMichael Masterson (IBM)
The wikiLotus Notes and Domino Application Development wiki / IBM Redbook Publicationshttp://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf/dx/Table_of_Contents_Developing_Customized_Components_for_Lotus_Notes_Sametime_and_Symphony...or use the bit.ly link >> http://bit.ly/pluginredwiki
Wiki walk-thruBusiness ContextArchitectual ComponentsSetting up the Development EnvironmentDeveloping Toolbars, Menus and ActionsDeveloping Sideshelf ApplicationsLeveraging Notes specific APIsLeveraging Sametime specific APIsLeveraging Symphony specific APIsDeployment Guide
Samples22 sample projects with source code available!!Each technical RedWiki section has its own sample(s)Sample source code explained in the wikiSource code available from OpenNTF.org Subversion server (SVN)No username/password required
Getting samples from SVNInstall Subclipse in EclipseGo to subclipse.tigris.orgClick ”Download and Install” to see howFile / New / Project >> Checkout Projects from SVNCreate new repository locationURL: https://svn-166.openntf.org/svn/PluginDevelopmentSamplesSelect projects to checkoutClick ”Finish” to start downloading source
Demos
Links and resourcesCreating Plugins for Lotus Notes, Sametime, and Symphony RedWiki (bit.ly/pluginredwiki)IBM Redbooks (www.ibm.com/redbooks)Eclipse (www.eclipse.org)Eclipse WindowBuilder (www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder)Subclipse (subclipse.tigris.org)Mikkels blog (lekkimworld.com)Ryan Baxter videos (ryanjbaxter.com/tag/tutorial/)
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