Syllabus

Test information:

Number of questions: 54

Time allowed in minutes: 90

Required passing score: 70%

Test LOT-836: IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 Developing Web Applications

Description:

Covers IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 material as it relates to these competency areas:

Application Architecture

Design Elements

Programming

Security

Application Architecture

Designing applications that work on Web clients

Designing Web applications that read non-Domino data

Exploring page layout and navigation

Setting up Web site rules

Understanding server tasks for Web browsing

Design Elements

Creating a Web service Consumer

Creating Public access forms

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting File Resources

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Framesets

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Images for Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Java Libraries

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting JavaScript for Notes and Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting JavaScript Libraries

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Links for Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Outlines for Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Pages for Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Style Sheets

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Views for Web clients

Creating, Modifying, and Troubleshooting Web Agents

Creating, Modifying, Troubleshooting Web Services

Creating, Troubleshooting, Modifying Views for Web clients

Employing Java Applets

Implementing Java Servlets

Personalizing Web site experience using Profile Documents

Programming

Deploying a simple Java applet on a Web page

Deploying, utilizing LotusScript agents

Personalizing Web site experience using Cookies

Rendering HTML in applications

Understanding the Domino Tag Libraries for JavaServer Pages

Understanding the JavaScript Document Object Model (DOM)

Understanding XSLT

Using CGI variables

Using CSS for adding style

Using Domino URL Syntax

Using HTML for Notes and Web access

Using HTML in Views

Using JavaScript in applications

Using the HTML Editor

Using XML in applications

Using @Commands in Web applications

Using @Functions in Web applications

Utilizing HTML option control at field and form level

Validating user entered data using JavaScript

Working with Common JavaScript

Working with Cookies in your applications

Working with DXL Tools

Working with HTML attributes on fields

Working with $$Return fields

Writing formulas to support different clients

Writing simple JavaScript

Security

Determining Secure Sockets Layer security

Planning application security based on Web authentication

Planning Single Sign-on

Setting Database Access: Controlling Web Authentication

Setting Database Access: Using Anonymous Access

Setting Database Access: Using Maximum Internet name and password

Setting Database Access: Using Roles