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    1. OpenNTF Blast! Kevin Pettitt Vince Schuurman Bruce Elgort
    2. Today’s Agenda
      • About the speakers
      • The OpenNTF Mission
      • The Best of What’s around
        • from the Code Bin
        • from the Project Templates
        • Other Cool Free Stuff
      • Wrap up
    3. What’s OpenNTF all about?
    4. Your hosts for today's session…
      • Kevin Pettitt Independent Consultant Blog: www.LotusGuru.com
      • Vince Schuurman OpenNTF Co-Founder / Independent Consultant Blog: blog.vinceschuurman.com
      • Bruce Elgort OpenNTF Co-Founder / Independent Consultant / Taking Notes Podcast Blog: www.bruceelgort.com
    5. OpenNTF Mission
      • To provide a framework, for the IBM Lotus community that allows developers to create templates for Lotus Notes and Domino than can be shared as open source
    6. The OpenNTF Site
      • Projects
        • Complete Applications
        • Application Components
      • Code Bin
        • Lotusscript
        • Java
        • JavaScript
        • @Formulas
      • Application Catalog
        • Includes many non-OpenNTF but still free applications
    7. Making Code Your Own (Sort of) Arghhh!
    8. Making Code Your Own (Sort of)
      • Use Ytria ScanEZ to “Design Clean” downloaded code
        • Purges $UpdateBy field on design elements
        • Avoid cross-certificate notifications
        • Avoid ECL alerts
        • Goes beyond simply “signing” the database
      • Helps hide the “foreign” origin of open source code from “not written here bigots”
    9. BlogSphere V3
    10. BlogSphere V3
    11. BlogSphere V3
      • Head Chef: Declan Lynch
      • Type: Web Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Create your own blog using Lotus Notes
        • Quickly set up attractive web interface using pre-defined skins
    12. DominoWiki
      • Head Chef: Ben Poole
      • Type: Web Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Setup a full-featured Domino-based Wiki site
        • Enable your user base to build your content for you!
        • Allow open access or lock down with Domino security
    13. VIC CRM
    14. VIC CRM
    15. VIC CRM
    16. VIC CRM
      • Head Chef: Dave Leigh
      • Type: Complete Notes Client Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Manage customer contacts, meetings, phone calls, and other correspondence
        • Track contracts and warranty information for your customers
        • Manage schedule for all sales activity
        • “ And so much more!” 
      This and other downloads: http://www. cratchit .org
    17. NoteFix
    18. NoteFix
    19. NoteFix
    20. NoteFix
    21. NoteFix
      • Head Chef: Ferhat Ikbal Bulut
      • Type: Development Tools
      • What can I do with it?
        • View and modify all document fields
        • Compare 2 documents
        • Perform batch changes to multiple documents
        • Directly manipulate profile documents
    22. ScriptLibReorder Class (The VIEW)
    23. ScriptLibReorder Class (The VIEW)
      • Creator: Kenneth Haggman
      • Type: Development Tools
      • What can I do with it?
        • Cleanup and reorder functions and subroutines in your script libraries
        • Preserve your sanity when dealing with especially large numbers of functions and subs
      This and other downloads: http://www. eview .com THE VIEW, March/April 2005
    24. Spreadsheet Import Wizard (The VIEW) This and other downloads: http://www. eview .com THE VIEW, March/April 2007
    25. Spreadsheet Import Wizard (The VIEW) THE VIEW, March/April 2007 This and other downloads: http://www. eview .com
    26. Spreadsheet Import Wizard (The VIEW) THE VIEW, March/April 2007 This and other downloads: http://www. eview .com
    27. Spreadsheet Import Wizard (The VIEW)
      • Creator: Thierry Seunevel
      • Type: Data Utility
      • What can I do with it?
        • Quickly import basic spreadsheet data into Notes
        • Map spreadsheet columns to form fields or view columns
        • Save import profiles for later reuse
      This and other downloads: http://www. eview .com THE VIEW, March/April 2007
    28. Import (AGE Consulting - Australia) Download: http://www. agecom .com.au
    29. Import (AGE Consulting - Australia)
      • Creator: AGE Computer Consultancy
      • Type: Complete Notes Client Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Import spreadsheet data to update *existing* Notes documents
        • Useful when LEI or Notrix is overkill but you don’t want to write a custom import agent
        • Define key matching, update behavior, field mapping, data transformations, et. al.
        • Scheduled recurring import jobs to run automatically
      This and other downloads: http://www. agecom .com.au
    30. mPortal
    31. mPortal
      • Head Chef: Mike McPoyle
      • Type: Website Framework
      • What can I do with it?
        • Create an entirely Domino-based web portal
        • Drag and drop portlets (sound familiar?)
        • highly configurable
    32. Qenos Workflow Application Framework
    33. Qenos Workflow Application Framework
      • Head Chefs: Mark Demicoli & Ray Thomas
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Workflow-enable any Notes application
        • Control all aspects of workflow through extensive configuration
        • Track and secure each step in the workflow process
    34. History Class
    35. History Class
      • Contributor: Michael Woehrer
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Record changes to select fields when document is saved
        • Easily add document auditing capability to applications
        • Incorporated into SuperNTF
    36. Application Activity Tracking
    37. Application Activity Tracking
      • Head Chefs: Chris Blatnick & Kevin Pettitt
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Record document read and edit activity
        • View activity history by user or date across entire database
        • Answer questions like “Who’s using this database?” and “Did the boss read my report yet?”
        • Incorporated into SuperNTF
    38. LS @Formula Functions
    39. LS @Formula Functions
      • Author: Jean-Pierre Ledure
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Emulate @Formula functions in Lotusscript
        • Reduce effort when adapting existing @Formula code into Lotusscript
        • Incorporated into SuperNTF
    40. OpenWYSIWYG
    41. OpenWYSIWYG
      • Author: Marco van Oostende
      • Type: Application Component - Web
      • What can I do with it?
        • Easily turn any <textarea> into a WYSIWYG editor
        • Use it cross-browser
    42. Archive Attachments on Selected Docs
    43. Archive Attachments on Selected Docs
      • Contributor: Kevin Pettitt
      • Type: Agent
      • What can I do with it?
        • Remove and save all file attachments from Notes documents to reduce db size (especially Mail)
        • Handles duplicate filenames by incrementing a number suffix
        • Impress the girls (or guys!) since it looks really cool thanks to Julian’s Java Status Box
    44. eleMental
    45. eleMental
      • Contributor: Andrew Barker
      • Type: Development Tool
      • What can I do with it?
        • Manage and group design elements for easy reuse and deployment
    46. Peanuts Translator
    47. Peanuts Translator
      • Contributor: Fabian Meystre
      • Type: Stand-Alone or Add-in Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Connect Notes to Google’s translation engine
        • Translate blocks of text on the fly into any of several languages
        • Plug into existing application forms to offer quick translations of key text blocks such as a report summary
    48. Dolmio
    49. Dolmio
      • Contributor: Andrew Culbert
      • Type: Website Framework
      • What can I do with it?
        • Quickly set up an attractive, menu-driven Domino website
        • Allow a “webmaster” with minimal HTML knowledge to maintain content
    50. Domino Application Framework
      • Head Chefs: Jörg Reck
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Use as a standard application foundation for Notes Client and Domino web applications
        • Highly configurable
    51. Agent Monitor (DAF)
      • Head Chefs: Jörg Reck
      • Type: Admin Tool
      • What can I do with it?
        • Collect information about all scheduled agents on a server into a single database
        • Enable/Disable, Re-assign servers agents directly from the app
        • Reassign server
      • Design based on Domino Application Framework
    52. Team Mailbox (Automated Logic)
    53. Team Mailbox (Automated Logic)
      • Head Chef: Brian Green
      • Type: Complete Notes Client Application
      • What can I do with it?
        • Shared mailbox that isn’t a hack of standard mail template
        • Auto-respond to inquiries to [email_address] ie or [email_address] ie
        • Centrally manage large collection of mailboxes using administration interface
      Download: http://www. automatedlogic .com/domino
    54. Audit Manager/Trigger Happy
    55. Audit Manager/Trigger Happy
      • Head Chefs: Neil Gower
        • Trigger Happy: Damien Katz w/ UI work by Thomas Gumz
      • Type: Administration Utility
      • What can I do with it?
        • Record document opens, deletions, and field level changes on select databases
        • View activity history by several key attributes across entire notes environment
        • Set up and maintain audit configurations centrally
    56. SuperNTF
    57. SuperNTF
      • Head Chef: Kevin Pettitt
      • Type: Application Component
      • What can I do with it?
        • Use as a standard application framework for all your Notes Client development efforts
        • Quickly create applications that embody many development “best practices”
        • Easy enough for even novice developers to use
    58. SuperNTF - Application Activity Tracking
    59. SuperNTF – History Class
    60. SuperNTF – Soft Deletions Work!
    61. How do OpenNTF apps compare to commercial?
      • OpenNTF application quality has reached a tipping point
      • New offerings are building on previous ones (e.g. OpenLog integration, SuperNTF)
      • Support Pros and Cons
      • Customizability is key open-source cost advantage
      • No commercial offerings in some categories
    62. Related Information
      • Thomas Adrian’s 105 OpenNTF Project ScreenShots: http://www.slideshare.net/tadrian/105-projects-on-openntf

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