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Before you start
This tutorial is intended for experienced Domino Web application developers who are new to XPages and what this latest enhancement to the Domino Web environment can do for your existing Domino applications. Although this tutorial covers several basic and fundamental XPage development topics, it refers to common Domino Web application development techniques.
About this tutorial
XPage capability is the latest Domino Browser Client design element. XPages allow Domino Web application developers to both extend the functionality and the end-user reach of current IBM® Lotus® Notes and Domino applications, and rapidly create new, rich Web applications -- all while natively adhering to current Web development standards. Delivered through Java™Server Faces (JSF) technology, XPages provide both novice and seasoned Web application developers with nearly limitless data architecture and function previously not available to Lotus Notes and Domino applications.
One of the benefits of XPages is that you may never truly need to understand JSF technologies to benefit from them. JSF, to put it in terms we Domino developers understand, is the equivalent of a custom-class rendering engine. It interprets developer-supplied markup, evaluating the desired end-result based on predefined rendering logic mapped to the JSF custom-class libraries.
To better illustrate the power of XPages, this tutorial makes use of the personal address book template that comes with Domino. Obviously, the personal address book template was not designed with the Web browser client as the primary user. The template, however, is great to use as the example for this tutorial.
Although the personal address book template does more than simply store contact and contact group information, this tutorial focuses on these two aspects of the application template in this tutorial. Specifically, you will use XPages to provide a Web 2.0-based contact and group management and navigation entry point into the personal address book template.
This tutorial includes the following:
- Overview of XPage Domino design elements
- Creation of a functional example View-type XPage
- Creation of a functional example NotesDocument-type XPage
- Creation of a multipurpose, fully functional XPage, displaying both View and Document-type XPage objects in a single XPage
If you are unfamiliar with the Lotus® Domino Server 8.5 Public Beta, Lotus Notes, and Domino Designer in Eclipse Client installation processes and need additional information before reading on, please use your IBM ID and password (or complete the simple registration) to review the Release Notes specific to your particular environment.
System requirements
XPages capability requires both the Domino HTTP Server and the Domino JSF, available in the Domino Designer in Eclipse 8.5 Client. Download the following:
- IBM Lotus Domino Server 8.5: XPage capability requires both the Domino HTTP Server and the new Domino JSF, which is included in the Domino Designer in Eclipse 8.5 Client.
- IBM Domino Designer in Eclipse 8.5, which allows you to create, edit, and maintain XPages.
For this tutorial, you can use the personal address book template (pernames.ntf) packaged in the Lotus Notes 8.5 Public Beta or, as mentioned, any Lotus Notes Client Release 6.5 or greater. This template will serve as a Domino application template that we'll infuse with XPages. You will be creating a new instance of the personal address nook on your Domino Application Server, allowing you to follow along at home with the modifications discussed and detailed in this tutorial.
Build a view-type XPage
Let's get started by taking the contact from the personal address template. In this section, you create your first XPage, which is used to display contents of the People view in the personal address book application.
Your first XPage
Start the build section of this tutorial by creating a new XPage, which launches the New XPage window shown in Figure 1. This XPage is used to display contacts in the personal address book application, with various Web 2.0-friendly controls and functionality. Typical firsts in application development are titled "Hello World", but your first XPage is named "Contacts" for two reasons:
- You're not developing for the sake of an example. You have a defined need: the Web 2.0-enabling of an existing, working, and fully-functional Domino application.
- You'll notice very quickly there are naming scheme restrictions for XPages, including the fact that you can't give an XPage a name that includes a blank space, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. The New XPage window
When you click OK from the New XPage window, you are presented with the blank XPage in its Design view.
Most WYSIWYG content editors, especially HTML editors, give developers a source view of the WYSIWYG editor content. XPages provides this option, which allows you to toggle between the design and source views at will (see Figure 2).
Figure 2. Design and source panel toggle
For the purposes of this tutorial, you won't be spending much time in the Source view; instead you will be making all design changes via the Rational Application Developer-friendly Design view. However, for those so inclined, you can easily toggle to the Source view and see the markup already generated for your blank XPage (see Figure 3).
Figure 3. Markup generated for the blank XPage in source view
As you can see, the XPages design tab generates custom schema XML, which the JSF ultimately uses to render your XPages on the Web.
Creating a data source
If your Domino application has a view or a form design element, you are already halfway to having your data source. As luck would have it, the personal address book template has several views and forms to choose from, so follow along to define your data source.
- In the default perspective (what Domino Designer in Eclipse refers
to as its layout), the data source can be defined through the
Data tab (Data palette) on the right sidebar in Domino Designer on
Eclipse (see Figure 4).
Figure 4. Defining the data source through the Data tab
- Once you are in the Data palette, you can select a data source
from the drop-down list provided; however, since this is your first
XPage, you'll need to define your first data source. To do this,
select Define Data Source from the drop-down menu shown in
Figure 5.
Figure 5. Defining data source from the drop-down menu
- This launches the Define Data Source window. You can see two
options from the Data source list: Domino View and Domino
Document. For this tutorial, you will be defining several
different data sources, but for this section, select Domino
Figure 6. Launching the define data source window
- Once you select Domino View from the Define Data Source
window, the window changes to the Domino view-specific data source
window shown in Figure 7. From here, you can select a view from
the selected Domino application (which you will keep as your
personal address book application for the purposes of this
Figure 7. The Domino view-specific data source window
- Once you've defined the Domino view design element, it's of course
possible to rename the data source, but for this tutorial,
keep the default names. Thus, the data source name remains
"people". Select OK. The Define Data Source window
processes and creates your specified data source in the Data
palette, listing each data source object in alphabetical order
(see Figure 8).
Figure 8. Data source objects listed in alphabetical order
Creating XPage viewPanels with data sources
Now that you have your People data source, begin populating your contacts XPage.
- Select the data source objects (using the Ctrl key on Windows OS
for multi-selection) and drag them onto the XPage (see Figure
Figure 9. Dragging and dropping data source objects onto the XPage
- Select the following data source objects to mirror the personal address book application's People view:
- Name
- Phone
- Company
- Modified
- Category
- Now that you've drag-and-dropped the data source objects onto your
contacts XPage, you can see that each data source object has
created a column (an XPages viewColumn) in what appears to be a
Domino view (an XPages viewPanel). Modify this
viewPanel to achieve your desired results (see Figure
Figure 10. Unsorted data source objects
Note that the data source object viewColumns retain the alphabetical order sorting. To mirror the People view of the personal address book application, reorganize these viewColumns so that they match the order of the People view.
- Toggle to the XPage Source view, because the XPage viewPanel and
viewColumns can be easily modified through its XML structure and
because you can immediately rename element IDs. Use
the Outline palette (located at the bottom-left section in the
default Domino Designer in Eclipse perspective) to drag-and-drop
and reposition your viewColumns through the tree-like object and
element structure (see Figure 11).
Figure 11. Outline panel and object positioning
With these viewColumns repositioned, you can immediately see the similarity between your evolving contacts XPage and the People view-based viewPanel (see Figure 12).
Figure 12. Sorted data source objects
Note: Select both the column header and the column for repositioning, if you wish to maintain the table-like structure.
To duplicate the personal address book application user experience, modify specific XPage viewPanel attributes and properties.
XPage viewPanel properties
The XPage viewPanel properties can be used to set the maximum number of NotesDocuments (or Domino Application data records) to include in the rendered collection. The viewPanel properties also specify the XPage data source, define viewPager placement, and control other viewPanel settings. This tutorial shows you how to modify several viewPanel properties. Figure 13 shows the viewPanel properties with Maximum rows per page preference at the bottom.
Figure 13. viewPanel properties -- maximum rows per page
The Maximum rows per page value, like many other XPage property values, can be set as static or computed, but for the purposes of this tutorial, set the maximum rows per page to 10.
Contacts preview
Now that you've repositioned the viewColumns in your viewPanel to mirror the People view from the personal address book application and updated the viewPanel properties, look at the People view rendered on a Web browser shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14. Standard People view preview
The view is certainly functional, but the default Domino Design Element Web browser client rendering does not compete with the functional and stylized experiences most users now expect. Figure 15 shows how the contacts XPage looks so far.
Figure 15. Contacts XPage preview
This view looks good considering you really did nothing more than drag-and-drop a few data source objects onto an XPage, right? The problem, however, is that although you see the contents of the People view, you can't do anything with them. You need to create a link in the first viewColumn contents that opens the given NotesDocument, a task covered in the next section.
Defining viewColumn actions and advanced properties
As mentioned, the viewColumn for your contacts does not allow you to open a NotesDocument. Consider changing the contents of the Name viewColumn to a clickable link that launches the given NotesDocument in read-only mode. Select several configuration options from the view column properties of the Name viewColumn.
The viewColumn properties are located at the bottom properties area on the default Domino Designer on Eclipse perspective, and become available once a viewColumn is highlighted.
Figure 16. viewColumn properties -- column display properties
To control the viewColumn properties that allow you to open the NotesDocument for the particular entry in the collection, check Show values in this column as links. Once checked, you can specify the edit-state of the NotesDocument, electing whether the NotesDocuments be in edit or read modes when opened via the link generated in this viewColumn. The view column properties additionally allow you to specify static and computed viewColumn styling information, content-type declarations, and other such viewColumn properties.
XPage pagers
A pager in XPages is a control for navigation of data source collections. These pager controls allow for specific viewPanel navigation, Ajax-based collection navigation, and custom-defined pager types. For your contacts XPage, you're going to configure top and bottom pagers, both using a preset theme that lends itself to collection paging, and enabling the Ajax-based collection navigation.
Selecting the top pager in your viewPanel gives you the pager preferences, which are located at the bottom of the Domino Designer on Eclipse client in the default perspective. Select Sample 4 for your pager style, check Partial Refresh, which gives you the AJAX-based collection navigation, set the alignment, and specify that this pager will be refreshing the content of your viewPanel (viewPanel1).
Figure 17. XPage pager properties
Now that you've set the pager preference, the Design viewPanel displays an example of your pager (see Figure 18).
Figure 18. XPage pager Design panel preview
Now that you've added the pagers to the header and footer of the viewPanel, look at the Contacts XPage, shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19. XPage pager browser preview
Your first XPage error
If you click on the Name viewColumn now that you've specified as your link to open the NotesDocuments, you get an error message as shown in Figure 20.
Figure 20. XPage error example
The URL syntax of the viewColumn link is as follows: http://server/pnab.nsf/$$OpenDominoDocument.xsp?databaseName=pnab.nsf&documentId=9D6&action=editDocument.
Although this error message might have you thinking that there is an issue with
the pnab.nsf (which is the OS-level name of the example personal
address book application), that's not the case. Focus on
the first line of the error message. To illustrate the actual issue
generating your error and resulting in your inability to open the
requested NotesDocument, modify the URL to the following:
In the above URL, the databaseName attribute and value from the query string have been removed.
The error message generated from this modified request URL informs you that the JSF (the XPage rendering engine) is unable to locate an XPage to render the NotesDocument (see Figure 21).
Figure 21. XPage Error Example -- modified URL command
To address this issue, simply create an XPage that will be used to render the NotesDocument. This makes sense if you take into consideration that you're now in the XPages environment and not in the standard Domino Design Element environment. Since you've only defined a View XPage, there is no NotesDocument XPage to display the requested NotesDocument. You'll create that in the next section.
Build a NotesDocument-type XPage
In the previous section, you created a simple Domino View XPage, which allows you to read and page through Domino Data in your personal address book application. In this section, you create a simple Domino Document XPage, which you use to render individual NotesDocument content and initiate functional interaction between your XPage-based user interface and your Domino data, creating a link between your Domino View XPage and your Domino Document XPage.
Domino Document data sources
Start the initial build of the NotesDocument XPage that you'll use to render NotesDocuments from the Contacts XPage by creating a new XPage called Person. Immediately define a Document Data Source from the Data panel by following the same Define Data Source window prompts you used to create the viewPanel on the Contacts XPage.
Figure 22. Define data source window -- Domino document
When selecting Domino Document, notice that a different set of options are provided specific to NotesDocument creation, modification, and read-only rendering. Change the data source name to Person, select the Person Domino form design element, and change the option from Create document to Open document.
Once you've changed these options and selected OK from the data source window, you see a population of all data source objects in the data panel that match the NotesItems of the person form. This option lets you include any NotesItem value from your NotesDocument in your people XPage.
XPage data object tables
For this example, keep your people XPage relatively simple and initially only include the following data source objects:
- FirstName
- LastName
- MailAddress
- OfficePhoneNumber
- CompanyName
- Categories
Select the above data source objects and use them to populate your Person XPage via drag-and-drop to create an XPage data object table. An XPage data object table is to a NotesDocument what an XPage viewPanel is to a NotesView, and renders with a label-and-edit box control combination for each Data Source Object added (see Figure 23).
Figure 23. XPage data object table example
As with the XPage viewPanel, the table rows are initially listed in alphabetical order, and will require you to reposition to a more standard, logical order. Again, as in the viewPanel, you can easily do this in the Source view or through the Outline panel.
Once you have repositioned the Table rows, add an Edit button control so you can toggle the read-only and editable state of the XPage-rendered NotesDocument. To use the same XPage for both the read-only and editable states, modify both the Button control action and its label.
Adding button controls to an XPage data object table
Up to this point, you have really concentrated on the Data panel when creating XPage Data Objects for your viewPanels and Tables via drag-and-drop functionality. However, the Control panel (located on the right sidebar panel next to the Data panel in the Domino Designer on Eclipse default Eclipse Perspective), contains various Controls used for the content management capabilities available in XPages. Add a simple Button Control to your Form either from the Control panel, or from the Create\Other Menu option. Once added to the XPage, you can edit the Button Control label, as well as its functional parameters by using the Button Control Properties (see Figure 24).
Figure 24. Button control object properties
From here, as shown in Figure 24, you can change the button control instance name, label, and the button type. For the purposes of this tutorial, change the button control to a submit button, changing both its name, label, and button type to fit your specific needs.
Using the Person XPage
Make one more preference
modification to your contacts XPage to allow it to render
NotesDocument requests with your person XPage by setting the
view properties in the viewPanel
(see Figure 25).
Figure 25. viewPanel view properties
By setting the pageName option (labeled At runtime, open selected document using) to Person, you are now finally ready to see the person XPage in action. To do this, simply open your contacts XPage, and click on the value in the name viewColumn specific to the NotesDocument you want to open (see Figure 26).
Figure 26. Person XPage for NotesDocument edit mode rendering
Now that you can open NotesDocuments in XPages in edit mode,
configure the post-submission redirect for your person XPage.
In non-XPages Domino Web development, this is typically handled via
$$Return reserved FIELD. This
functionality, however, is directly configurable from the person XPage
preferences as shown in Figure 27.
Figure 27. XPage submission redirection options
By setting the navigationRules preferences to redirect to the contacts XPage on successful submission or cancellation, you now have a completely functional XPages representation of contact navigation and person NotesDocument management. However, looking at this example of XPage functionality really begs the question: "I can do that today with regular Domino Web development, so why would I choose to use XPages?" The next section will answer this question.
Add an XPage front-end
So far you have reviewed very basic XPage examples of the rendering of data objects for both Domino View and Domino Document-based data sources. In this section, you use those techniques in combination with new control objects to create a fully-functional XPage front-end to your Domino Web-based personal Web application, allowing users of the new Web 2.0 application to input their own contact information.
Defining your application user interface
Now that you've moved beyond the simple duplication of existing functionality within the person address book application, you can create a simple yet useful Web-based front end using the more advanced features and functionality provided by XPages.
Start by defining your expected end-result XPages-based user interface:
- A simple main page that displays contact information in a listing that mirrors the people view
- In-view inclusion of the ContactPhoto per contact
- Multi-document deletions with confirmation prompt
- A CSS-based layout that avoids tables
- Simple contact form for quick contact entry
The next section covers how to use XPages so that the user experience feels like an application.
Main page preview
This might be considered cheating, but I'm going to show the end-result before you begin to build any of the main page, but being able to see what you're building lets you better visualize the architecture process (see Figure 28).
Figure 28. Index XPage main page preview
The main page layout is based on a "fixed-layout" designed for 1024x768 resolution display.
Styling and layout
To construct the main page, create a new XPage named index.
Create a new style sheet resource named main.css, which controls the CSS-based layout as well as the overall design and presentation of your index XPage. Keep both of these design elements, the index XPage and the main.css style sheet, open in your Domino Designer on Eclipse client, since you will be working with each for the remainder of this tutorial.
To add your style sheet to the index XPage, use the Add Style Sheet to Page, window, which is located in the resources section of the XPage properties panel (see Figure 29).
Figure 29. XPage Add Style Sheet window
Alternately, you can add your style sheet directly through the source panel as shown in Figure 30.
Figure 30. XPage style sheet inclusion markup
From here, create DIV control objects. These DIV control objects, or DIVs, render as HTML DIV elements at runtime, and used for the CSS-based layout construction. Once you become more familiar with the source panel -- and aided by the XPages source panel type-ahead -- adding DIV Control Objects is as easy as writing markup in your preferred text editor (see Figure 31).
Figure 31. DIV control object markup example
Alternately, these same control object attributes can be modified from the object's properties panel in the Domino Designer on Eclipse client, as seen in Figure 32 in the All Properties section.
Figure 32. ID and styleClass assignment
Once you've added your DIV control Objects to your index XPage, apply some basic layout style in your main.css style Sheet. Start with some very standard CSS shown in Listing 1.
Listing 1. Standard CSS
body { background-color: #666; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; text-align: center; } div.maincontainer { width: 1000px; margin: 0px auto; background-color: #fff; } div.maincontainer div.mainbody div.navigator { float: left; clear: left; width: 250px; } div.maincontainer div.mainbody div.content { margin-left: 270px; width: 725px; clear: right; }
One of the most useful features of XPages in Domino Designer on Eclipse is the real-time rendering of CSS in the Design panel. This feature allows you to tweak and modify the layout of your DIV Container Objects to meet the needs of your specific application. Forget the constant Save-Toggle-Preview tango that Domino developers currently using CSS for styling and layout design often have to perform!
Figure 33. Index XPage main page -- Design panel preview
This capture of the design panel from the index XPage shows your CSS-based layout applied in real-time. The main.css style sheet uses a combination of standard CSS-layout techniques to give a "column-ed" appearance for your user interface.
New_Contact XPage
You need to create a copy of the person XPage as you will be modifying the design of that XPage to meet your particular main page requirements. Although you can use the person XPage here, you want to maintain the examples for reference purposes. Create a new XPage named "New_Contact", and copy the following data source elements:
- Type
- FirstName
- LastName
- MailAddress
- OfficePhoneNumber
- CompanyName
- Categories
Once added, create a simple button control object called
submitbutton. In the Button Properties
panel, set the options and set the Button type
attribute (value) to Submit (see Figure 34).
Figure 34. Button control object properties
Modify the type edit box control object, setting a default value of Person, as the view selection formula for the people view requires that the Type NotesItem equal "Person". Modify the default value attribute (defaultValue) in the data section of the Edit Box Properties panel.
Once you have your New_Contact XPage, you're ready for it's inclusion in the main page.
Nesting XPages with Include Page
XPages can serve as both form and subform design elements in that an XPage can be inserted into an XPage, a feature that allows for the creation of reusable components in XPage Development. Use this XPage feature to create a simplified embedded "New Contact" Form on your main page.
Position your cursor in your navigator DIV Control Object, and select Create\Container Controls\Include Page from the Domino Designer on Eclipse application menu and selecting your New_Contact XPage from the Select Page window (see Figure 35).
Figure 35. XPage Include Page window
This action embeds your New_Contact XPage in your navigator DIV control object.
Alternately, use the controls panel to
drag-and-drop an Include Page Control Object onto your XPages, or
toggle to the Source panel and add the following markup:
<xp:include pageName="/New_Contact.xsp"
People view revisited
Earlier in this tutorial, you reviewed the simple creation of a viewPanel which, having defined the Domino View-based data source as the People view, allowed you to display viewColumn information in your Contacts XPage. The index XPage requirements, however, mandate that you create two additional viewColumns containing information and functionality that do not currently exist in your People view.
The two additional viewColumns that you need to create are:
- A check box selection for multiple document processing, named (simple) viewColumn1 in the example.
- A column displaying the ContactPhoto image for each contact, named viewColumn_Avatar in the example.
Because you are relatively familiar with the creation of viewPanels and inserting and positioning viewColumns, here's are the main steps:
Create a new viewPanel on your index XPage named "viewbody_Contacts" and set the following viewPanel properties shown in Table 1.
Table 1. viewPanel properties
|value (Data Source):
|var (variable):
Add multiple document deletions
Based upon the previously-defined main page requirements, you want to be able to select single or multiple documents for deletion. To do so, use a combination of check boxes in the first viewColumn of your viewbody_Contacts viewPanel, and a simple onclick-event action on an embedded Image Resource. This is an excellent showcase of exactly just how powerful XPages are and how much time they'll save the Domino Web application developer. Simple, yet XPages makes this combination extremely powerful!
Enabling check boxes in viewColumns
Build this Multiple Document Deletions Engine with the viewColumn1.
To enable check boxes in viewColumns,
modify the Column Display properties (see Figure 36) in the View
Column section of the viewColumn Properties panel to show only Check
Box (
showCheckBox = true).
Figure 36. Check box viewColumn assignment via column display properties
This option can be set in both the All Properties section and the source panel.
Adding actions to image resources
Now that you have check boxes per viewColumn entry, assign an action to an element or object on your XPage. Add a simple Image Resource and define an action for the Image Resource.
Either drag-and drop from the Controls panel, select from the Domino Designer on Eclipse Application Menu, or use markup in the Source panel to include an Image Resource on your XPage. The Controls panel or the Domino Designer on Eclipse application menu provides you with a Select Image window, which you'll use to select the trash.gif Image Resource (see Figure 37).
Figure 37. Insert Image Resource window
Once your image resource is on your XPage, you can add an Event Action via the Events panel, which is located at the bottom of your Domino Designer on Eclipse default perspective (see Figure 38).
Figure 38. Object Events properties panel
As seen in Figure 28, you can add an action to a given event -- in this case, onclick of your Image Resource. When you select Add Action from the Events panel, you are presented with the Edit Simple Action (see Figure 39).
Figure 39. Simple Action window -- Delete Selected Documents
From here, it's a simple matter of selecting your Action category, Action (where you find that Delete Selected Documents is already defined!), bind this action to a viewPanel, and even define text for a confirmation prompt.
Once you finish this modification and build your index XPage, you can immediately start selecting multiple documents and, with a click of your trash icon, delete your selection.
Programming for viewColumn content
The second requirement for your viewbody_Contacts viewPanel is to display the ContactPhoto for the Contacts listed in your personal address book application. Modify viewColumn_Avatar to both display the ContactPhoto as well as add an Event action to open the given entry in Edit Mode (similar to the defined viewColumn_Name Link Action).
You initially defined a variable for your viewbody_Contacts viewPanel, specifically defining entry as the variable name for each NotesDocument entry in your viewPanel. Now use that variable declaration to get information on your entry, while combining it with markup to render a simple context-sensitive IMG element per entry.
you select the viewColumn_Avatar, you can define its Column Display
properties to render its value as HTML (
contentType = HTML). You can then, through the All
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Figure 40. viewColumn computed value properties
This action produces the script editor window, which allows you to use your entry variable to get a handle on the current NotesDocument DocumentUniqueID, the Database FilePath, and use those values to create your per-entry IMG element (see Figure 41).
Figure 41. XPage script editor window
This is a very simple example of just how powerful the technologies and capabilities in XPages are. A handle on a NotesDocument is the entry point to any NotesItems, attributes or any information about that NotesDocument. Note how that information can be used at runtime to deliver some truly advanced functionality. See again the finished Web 2.0 application shown in Figure 42.
Figure 42. Completed index XPage main page example
Building and viewing the main page now renders the preview results: a simple New Contact form next to a View of Contacts, allowing you multiple document deletion capabilities and simple document editing, albeit from a simplified Person XPage.
These examples can be expanded, of course, to allow additional data maintenance capabilities; however, the main page provides a fully functioning example implementation of an XPage-based Domino Web application user interface.
One last thing to mention. Although it wasn't covered in this tutorial, before using an example like the one created here, modify the Application Control List (ACL) to:
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- Add individual or group entries with author, editor, and deletion rights
- Assign appropriate access control roles per user functional requirements.
If you haven't already, be sure to download personaladdress.zip, which contains the finished personal address book that has been modified into a Web 2.0 application with the help of XPages.
Looking through the example application, notice the other Control Object types included: computed fields, paragraphs, and direct HTML Markup through the Source panel. So take it apart and play around with this off-production personal address book application. XPages is a new technology; the best way to get started is to dive in head-first!
In the coming months, be prepared to see such applications shipping with both the Gold release of IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 8.5, through the IBM Business Partners, and through the Lotus Development Community.
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As sure as the fall storms are lining up in the Pacific Ocean, the Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) will host the 24th annual Winter Weather Forecast Conference on Saturday, October 22 @ 10AM in Portland. Meteorologists from across the Pacific Northwest will once again give their prognostications for the upcoming winter. Are we in for a wild ride or will the current El Nino offer up warm and dry conditions this coming winter? What about the Cascade mountain snow pack? Come hear all the details.
Driving Directions to OMSI | http://tinyurl.com/6rrz8em.
Meeting and Parking Cost | This meeting is free and open to all ages of the general public. Free parking in all OMSI parking lots.
Agenda | Meteorologists from across the Pacific Northwest will once again give their weather prognostications for the upcoming winter.
Contact | Steve Pierce - President, Oregon Chapter of the American Meteorological Society (AMS), KOIN 6 Meteorologist
Phone | 503.504.2075
Art of Microscopy
We will explore ways to capture creative images by using the camera on your phone with a microscope. Visitors will be able to print one imagine to take home. It is highly recommended to have taken OMSI's Beginner Microscopy lab experience prior to this one. Make sure to bring your phone to capture many pictures.
Recommended for ages 8 and up. General Admission is not included in the price of the ticket.
Time: 10AM - 11:30AM
Chemistry Lab
Included in General Admission | The Chemistry Lab offers a wide variety of hands-on experiments and activities, and gives visitors the opportunity to safely mix, measure, and pour chemicals. The Chem Lab website is also the home of Experiencing Chemistry, a unique online resource for chemistry curriculum and engaging experiments.
Lab Hours
Tues, Thurs, Fri | 1:30-5:00PM
Wed, Sat, Sun | 10:00AM-5:00PM
Closed Mon
Discovery Lab
Included in General Admission | Located in the Science Playground, the Discovery Lab offers a variety of creative, hands-on activities exclusively for children ages 0-6. Our Art of Science table activity changes weekly and may change without previous notice.
Lab Hours
Wed-Sun | 10:00AM-5:00PM
Closed Mon & Tues (open select Mondays 10:00AM-5:00PM)
Please call 503.239.7841 for most up-to-date information on Science Playground and Discovery Lab activities.
National Parks Adventure
Explore the wilds of America in this new giant-screen film as big as the outdoors!
Narrated by Academy Award® winner Robert Redford, National Parks Adventure takes audiences on the ultimate off-trail adventure into the nation's awe-inspiring great outdoors and untamed wilderness. Immersive IMAX® 3D cinematography takes viewers soaring over red rock canyons, hurtling up craggy mountain peaks and into other-worldly realms found within America's most legendary outdoor playgrounds, including Yellowstone, Glacier National Park, Yosemite, the Everglades and Arches. Celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the national parks with world-class mountaineer Conrad Anker, adventure photographer Max Lowe and artist Rachel Pohl as they hike, climb and explore their way across America's majestic parks in an action-packed expedition that will inspire the adventurer in us all.
A MacGillivray Freeman film produced in association with Brand USA and presented by Expedia, Inc. and Subaru of America, Inc. Major support provided by the Giant Dome Theater Consortium.
Local support for National Parks Adventure provided by Airstream Adventures Northwest.
Physics Lab
Included in General Admission | Discover the hair-raising effects of static electricity with the Van de Graff Generator and view some of the first phonographs ever made at the Physics Lab.
Lab Hours
Tues-Thurs | 1:30-5:00PM
Fri-Sun | 10:00AM-5:00PM
Closed Mon (open select Mondays 10:00AM-5:00PM)
Vernier Design Lab
Included in General Admission | The Vernier Design Lab features engaging, in-depth units on different aspects of technology, including Security, Biomedical, Robots and Computers, Communications, and Household Technology. The units rotate frequently, so that every time you visit OMSI you'll find something new to do in the lab!
Lab Hours
Tues, Fri | 1:30-5:00PM
Wed, Sat | 10:00AM-5:00PM
Closed Thurs, Sun, & Mon (open select Mondays 10:00AM-5:00PM)
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Journey To Space
A celebration of space exploration, Journey to Space is a tribute to international cooperation in space research and a vision toward our near-term future beyond Earth's orbit – a manned mission to Mars within a generation. Beautifully and inspiringly chronicling our history in space – including the shuttle program, MIR, the International Space Station and the Hubble telescope – Journey to Space recognizes these milestones in the context of our future in the cosmos, what we've learned, and how to apply this knowledge to deep space missions. The film takes audiences on a behind-the-scenes tour of the international effort to send astronauts to Mars within the next 20 years, culminating in a virtual voyage to the Red Planet. Dazzling and meticulous computer imagery depicts the new machines that will soon enter into our lexicon – Orion, Olympus, SLS rockets – spacecraft, habitats, landers, and vehicles necessary to achieve interplanetary travel, touchdown and colonization.
Journey to Space taps into the same human fervor and fascination that makes science fiction so popular, our unquenchable drive to explore and discover what lies beyond. This film, though, is not fiction. Mars is the next step in what will be an unending human odyssey to explore the cosmos. Journey to Space is about the next chapter, a vision certain to inspire today's young explorers and dreamers. It is time to take the next great leap into space. It is time for our species, in the words of Carl Sagan, to "set sail across the cosmic ocean." Next stop… Mars!
Duration: 40 mins. | Rating: All Ages
Presented by Toyota and Boeing, Journey to Space is an immersive film produced by K2 Communications and Giant Screen Films in association with the Giant Dome Theater Consortium. Additional production support and consultation was provided by The Smithsonian Institute, The Kennedy Space Center, the California Science Center and NASA.
OMSI's presentation of Journey to Space is supported by the Portland Metro Toyota Dealers Association.
Laser Symphony of the Stars
Brilliant laser imagery at its finest, choreographed to spectacular film scores, Broadway musicals and television themes. Perfect for families of all ages.
ASTRONAUT takes you from Earth into space... and beyond. Experience a rocket launch from inside the body of an astronaut. Explore the amazing worlds of inner and outer space, from floating around the International Space Station to maneuvering through microscopic regions of the human body. Discover the perils that lurk in space as we subject 'Chad,' our test astronaut, to everything that space has to throw at him. ASTRONAUT is an experience like nothing on Earth. Note: Show has motions that may cause some viewers to feel dizzy.
Duration: 24 mins. | Rating: Grades 4 and up


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Dr Johns is a Lecturer in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations as well as the Director for Undergraduate Programs for the Management Discipline Group at UTS. Robyn has taught extensively on the domestic HRM program and in Shanghai. Before transitioning into academia Robyn worked in corporate HR roles and has also worked in dentistry. Robyn's research has examined contemporary and emergent issues in the management of human resources, with particular emphasis on the labour turnover, work-life balance and occupational stress.Download Research Paper
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Dr Meaney graduated from Sydney University's Faculty of Dentistry in 1983. In the last 30 years he has worked exclusively in full-time general practice with stints in Sydney, and since 1989 at Moss Vale in the NSW Southern Highlands. He has served on the NSW ADA State Council on and off since 1988, is a past member of the former NSW Dental Board, and was a dental expert for the former Health Quality Complaint Commission in Queensland.
He feeds a catholic but oftentimes eclectic interest in all things dental by contributions as a presenter both in Australia and overseas, as an author of articles, letters, videos, online musings and the occasional dental Code of Ethics for the State Branch. After more than a decade spent interviewing dentists and others about their life and work for "Dental Files", Dr Meaney will no doubt ensure that the discussion is both lively and relevant to our audience.
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Dr Gower graduated from Sydney University in 1983 with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and commenced work as a private practitioner in Kareela in Sydney's southern suburbs. In 1994, she graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Diploma in Forensic Odontology and currently works at the Department of Forensic Medicine in Glebe and in her practice in Kareela. She is the recipient of the Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal, a fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy, and a fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australia.
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