hello everyone out there… need your help on knowing how to integrate domino with other system(not domino) by using webservices…is servlet 1 of the answers? if yes then how?
and how bout xml/dxl?
hello everyone out there… need your help on knowing how to integrate domino with other system(not domino) by using webservices…is servlet 1 of the answers? if yes then how?
and how bout xml/dxl?
Subject: how to integrate with other system using webservices?
In ND7 web services are not native inside Designer… http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/beta/nd7pubbeta.nsf. There is a lot of information in the release notes, and in the Designer 7 help file:
For current environments see the following…
Building Web Services using Lotus Domino 6.5.1 (March 2004)
In this tutorial, we’ll explore how the Domino 6.5.1 platform can be utilized today for building and deploying server-based Web services. The discussion will be centered on a fictitious book distributor’s need to make their book catalog available to its customers. The goal is to provide a basic understanding of Web Services and develop a framework that can be used within your own Domino applications.
Building Web services using Lotus Domino 6 (2003 Jan 31)
This tutorial demonstrates how to use Lotus Domino 6 for building and deploying Web services. It walks you through an example from a business scenario involving a fictitious book distributor. Using Domino Designer, you will learn how to develop a Web service as a Domino agent, create the Web service description file, and test the newly created service.
Turn your Lotus applications into Web services (2002 Sep 06)
As more and more applications use Web services, exposing your Lotus applications within this architecture will keep costs down, increase speed to market, change nothing, and integrate everything. This tutorial will show you how to turn your existing Lotus applications into portable Web services. We’ll use the Application Developer configuration of WebSphere Studio to develop and test the Web service, and then deploy the Web service to an IBM WebSphere Application Server. The Web service we’ll create will access a Lotus Domino database through an agent written in LotusScript.