XPages Development 1 for Notes and Domino 9

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Take a deep dive into XPages. All the XPage core controls are covered including how to validate data, show views, and use the provided simple actions. Learn the various programming options in XPages such as server-side JavaScript, the Expression language, and using the Java object model. Use CSS and Themes to format and style your XPages applications. Take advantage of the built-in AJAX support to provide field level type-ahead and partial page refresh of an XPage. Advanced techniques such as repeat controls, session and application variables, joining data from more than one view, combining views and documents on one XPage, building your own custom reusable controls, and Java integration are also covered in this comprehensive course. This course shows how XPages can be used to develop the user interface to an application that looks and functions the same on both Notes clients and web browsers.

This course will also help prepare you for the required exams to be certified as an IBM Certified Application Developer - Notes and Domino 9.

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