How to use the IBM Social Business Toolkit in XPages - SBT Webinar 07/10/13

How to use the IBM Social Business Toolkit in XPages

Martin Donnelly Software Architect: XPages & Domino Designer

Padraic Edwards Software Developer: XPages and Social SDK

IBM SBT Webinar 07/10/13

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Future Webinars

Tentatively:● 08/14: How to extend IBM Connections Communities and Profiles● 08/28: How to extend the Embedded Experience in IBM

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Speaker Introduction

Martin Donnelly Software Architect: IBM Ireland

▬ IBM Lotus® Domino® XPages / IBM Lotus® Domino® Designer▬ IBM Lotus® Component Designer 6.0▬ JavaServer™ Faces (JSF) Tooling IBM® Rational® Application Developer ▬ Java Visual Editor extensions for IBM® Rational® Application Developer

Software Developer: Iris Associates / Lotus Development▬ IBM Lotus® Domino® Designer V4.6 to V6.01▬ IBM Lotus® 1-2-3® for Unix®, ▬ LotusScript, etc.

Author▬ Mastering XPages▬ XPages Portable Command Guide

Padraic Edwards● Software Engineer: IBM Ireland

▬ Joined IBM in 2004▬ IBM Domino® XPages▬ IBM Lotus® Notes® Composite Application Editor▬ IBM Lotus® Component Designer® 6.0▬ Java Visual Editor extensions for IBM® Rational® Application Developer▬ OpenNTF contributor▬ Social SDK contributor

Speaker Introduction

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Agenda

● XPages and IBM SBT SDK● What you need to do to get started● A quick look at the XPages social stack● Introducing the XPages Social Enabler sample app

● XPages and the SBT Playground● Creating your 1st XPages social snippet● Diving a little deeper on playground snippets

● Beyond Snippets - Applying social capabilities to XPages applications● A practical take on some end-to-end social use cases

● Q&A

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Getting started with XPages and IBM SBT SDK

● What you need:● Notes/Domino 9.0

● http://www.tinyurl.com/IBMDominoDesigner● IBM Social SDK

● http://ibmsbt.openntf.org/● What you should have:

● Access to IBM Connections, e.g.● a greenhouse account on https://greenhouse.lotus.com● an IBM Collaboration QuickStart Image (free 60 day trial)

● Access to other Social platforms● Twitter● Facebook● Dropbox● … you name it !

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Installation Information

● Install the Domino SBT update site on Domino and Domino Designer● <root>\redist\domino\com.ibm.sbt.domino.updatesite.zip● Use File > Application > Install menu in Domino Designer

● Copy sample applications to Notes/Domino data folders● sbtplayground.nsf● XPagesSBT.nsf

● Open and sign these applications in Designer or Administrator● Customize the end-points defined in your sample applications● Run the applications in a web browser or the Notes client

● Users with older XPages SBT SDK:● Ensure you have the latest XPagesSBT.nsf● Uninstall old SBT SDK feature● Verify your app's library dependencies

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The XPages Stack

● Generic Overview of XPages Runtime Stack● XPages is an application framework with an extensible core

XPages Core

XPages Ext Lib

XPages Ext LibX

XPages App N…XPages App 1 XPages App 2

Optional

Base runtime platform from 9.0

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The XPages Social Stack

● The XPages social stack has been refactored !● Social apps no longer depend on ExtLibX but use the IBM SDK

XPagesSBT.nsf

XPages Core

XPages Ext Lib

XPages Ext LibX

That was then: June'13 … This is now: July '13

XPagesSBT.nsf

XPages Social ExtIBM SBT SDK

XPages Core

XPages Ext Lib

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XPages Social Enabler Application

● Demo #1 ● See XPages social capabilities across a range of platforms● Understand what resides where in the XPages social stack

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XPages Snippets in the Playground

● Demo #2 ● Creating a simple XPages social snippet from scratch● A more advanced snippet – finding relevant social info

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Applied SBT

● Demo #3 ● Socializing a well-known application (TroubleTickets.nsf)● Integrating Connections data into a Domino application

Uses Profiles

Uses Activity Streams

Domino Document

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Demo Summary

● What You Learned:● Calling SBT SDK APIs via JavaScript in XPages● Calling SBT SDK APIs via Java in XPages● Using XPages to bind to Connections data via XPath● Using XPages data sources to access Connections data● Integrating a Domino application with the Connections applications

XPages Connections Data Source

Data Binding Using XPath

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What's New In Today's SBT SDK Release (July 10, 2013)

● ActivityStream Dijits support added● XPages support

● XPages Social Enabler NSF ● Renamed XPages plugin "com.ibm.xsp.extlix.sbt" to "com.ibm.xsp.sbtsdk.core" ● New XPages snippets for the SBT playground application

● Bug Fixes / Improvements● Fixes for OAuth related bugs.● Bug fixes for JS and Java wrappers and snippets● Improvements and bug fixes in Dijits samples● Updated jQuery from 1.8.0 to 1.8.2● Improved FileService JavaScript APIs● XPages

● Fix for Sametime awareness problem with 9.0● Adjustments to accomodate Twitter 1.1 api version

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Resources and Questions

● Home page: http://ibmdw.net/social● SDK: http://ibmsbt.openntf.org● GitHub: https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK● StackOverflow: #ibmsbt● Twitter: @ibmsbt● YouTube: http://youtube.com/ibmsbt● Playground: http://bit.ly/sbtplayground

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