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| Converting Lotus Notes apps to use Lotus Notes 8 Java
Posted in Java > Application Building by tutorialgrub on Jul 31, 2011
This article describes how to convert a Lotus Notes application to a Java application, using the Personal Journal application as an example. You can apply this technique to convert other Lotus Notes templates so that they can have the look and feel of the Lotus Notes 8 personal information management, or PIM (Mail, Calendar, Contacts), applications. | | | 
| Fluid Sync
Posted in Java > Application Building by tutorialgrub on Apr 04, 2011
Add multi-user collaboration or multi-device capabilities to your application using Fluid Sync, a java library. Applications become "fluid" in the sense that a running application can be spread to a new device. With Fluid Sync, each device has a copy of the application and a replica of the application state that a real-time synchronization protocol keeps consistent. | | | 
| Framework for Java Database Connectivity
Posted in Java > Application Building by tutorialgrub on Apr 03, 2011
Find out how the Framework for Java Database Connectivity demonstrates the ease with which a Java application may be designed to access a source code repository using a relational query language, such as SQL. The design was made general enough to accommodate easy access to virtually any data source. |
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