Test LOT-838: IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 Developing Composite Applications

Note: This test will be withdrawn on Jun 30 2013.

Exam 838 - IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 Developing Composite Applications

Exam Type: Multiple Choice

Description: Covers developing Composite Applications in Lotus Notes Domnio 8 as it relates to these competency areas: 

-   Composite Applications design and architecture

-   Building Composite Applications for Lotus Notes

-   Deploying Composite Applications in Notes/Domino

Composite Applications design and architecture

1. Define Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
2. Describe the role of properties in a Composite Application
3. Describe the role of actions in a Composite Application
4. Describe the role of the property broker in Composite Applications
5. Understand the role of the Composite Application Editor
6. Understand the role of WSDL files in a Composite Application
7. Understand the various types of application components that can be used in a Composite Application

Building Composite Applications for Lotus Notes

1. Open a Composite Application in Domino Designer
2. Use design elements specific to Composite Applications
3. Use the Property Broker Editor to define wiring for a Lotus Notes database
4. Create and use wiring data types, properties, and actions
5. Set and receive wiring properties in Views and Actions
6. Publish and consume wiring properties using NotesPropertyBroker
7. Create and edit a new Composite Application using the Composite Application Editor
8. Surface Forms, Views, Documents, Pages as Components
9. Add an NSF component to a Composite Application
10. Add an Eclipse Plugin to a Composite Application
11. Wire components together in a Composite Application
12. Understand the role of namespaces and data types
13. Edit the Advanced Properties of a component
14. Use pages in a Composite Application

Deploying Composite Applications in Notes/Domino

1. Understand how the Composite Application design is stored in the NSF
2. Understand how a Composite Application is seen in a prior version of Notes
3. Create links to a Composite Application (not sure what you mean by this)
4. Use framesets and database launch properties to display a Composite Application
5. Use new Composite Application related language features:
   1. @IsInCompositeApp
   2. @IsUsingJavaElement
   3. @IsEmbeddedInsideWCT
   4. NotesUIWorkspace.isInCompositeApp
   5. NotesUIWorkspace.isEmbeddedInsideWCT
   6. NotesPropertyBroker
   7. NotesProperty
6. Provision Composite Applications
7. Update Composite Applications using the updatesite.ntf template
8. Troubleshoot the Composite Application using the Notes client