IBM Domino Designer

Helps you build compelling applications

• Uses web development skills to build an application and make it accessible with browsers and mobile devices, including the Apple iPhone, Nokia or Android.
• Runs the same web application in the IBM Notes client and works with the application offline using the IBM Domino replication service.
• Builds applications easily with XPages, which uses Javascript Cascading Style Sheets and HTML technologies. Just drag and drop controls and set their properties.
• Embeds modern constructs quickly into web applications without writing code.
• Maintains applications with simple property changes without rewriting code.

Is built on the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment

• Benefit from a range of choices because Eclipse is the basis for a number of development platforms and tools available from various vendors.
• Consolidate using a single-tool platform. IBM Domino Designer integrates many development technologies within a common IDE, including IBM Domino, Java, XML and web.
• Use Eclipse services that enhance IBM Domino programming with features such as code compare and search throughout multiple design elements.
• Add custom functionality through Eclipse IDE extension points.

Provides power tools for developers

• The IBM Domino Developer template model helps you quickly create new, complete applications or update applications to meet changing requirements.
• The visual development environment lets you define all aspects of an application, including the schema, security rules, user interface and business logic.
• Declarative and procedural language support, an accessible object model and built-in workflow capabilities let you quickly produce enterprise business solutions.
• A granular security feature set and directly integrated authentication model help you quickly and confidently deploy business-ready applications.
• Use applications created with IBM Domino Designer both offline and online without the need for special code. You can seamlessly migrate applications from one supported platform to another.