Per Henrik Lausten

A tutorial for Rational Web Developer has been published: Visualize with Rational Web Developer. This tutorial will introduce you to “building, testing, and deploying Web, Web services, and Java applications” and show you how to “create a Web service, create a JavaServer Faces page, and link that page to a Service Data Object using the […]

Joachim Dagerot has published an article on developerWorks on using AJAX to manipulate Lotus Notes documents. From the article introduction: Giving users instant feedback instead of the time-consuming page reloads they’re used to is simple when you use Ajax. Discover how a view and an agent can help you build Ajax-driven applications and learn how […]

A new tutorial for Rational Software Modeler has been published: Visualize with Rational Software Modeler: UML 2.0 modeling. The tutorial will introduce you to some of the visual UML 2.0 modeling capabilities in RSM. A similar tutorial from March 2006 is available for Rational Software Architect: Visualize with Rational Software Architect.

A new tutorial called “Hello World, Part 1: Rational Software Architect” has been posted on developerWorks. The tutorial is the first tutorial in the “Hello World! Series”, which will provide high-level overviews of various IBM software products. Part 2 of this series will introduce you to Rational Application Developer. The tutorial “introduces you to IBM […]

A free tutorial on “Building Databases with Domino Designer 7” has been published by IBM. The tutorial is 248 pages long and include sample databases – it is primarily for novice Domino designers.

A new tutorial called “Explore database tools in Rational Data Architect” has been posted on developerWorks. The tutorial “guides you through the steps to begin database development using Rational Data Architect. You will learn how to create, edit, deploy, and debug SQL stored procedures. This tutorial also covers how to share a project in CVS.”

Be sure to have a look at the “Java in Notes/Domino Explained” series by Mikkel Heisterberg. Great introdocution to using Java in the Domino environment.