The Integration Story started in 1994, with the first ways to combine Lotus Notes and Lotus Ami Pro to create custom applications. In 2011, the Integration story is still going strong. This session will start with the basics and ramp up in skill and capabilities. We will show how to integrate Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, XPages, and LotusLive applications with the tools on your user"s machines: Microsoft Office, Microsoft .NET custom applications, OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, Lotus Symphony, and more. We will look how the ODF and OOXML standards are changing the integration story and how they will impact you. You will walk out of the session with lots of sample code and extending your own integration story!

1. The Never Ending Integration Story: How to Integrate Your Lotus Notes, Domino, and LotusLive applications with Microsoft Office, .NET, and Lotus Symphony John Head, PSC Group, LLC Alex Kassabov, PSC Group, LLC

4. Yes – even during the session …

6. Tweet Us – live

7. @johnhead

9. FourSquare

10. Our Session is on Both!

13. From other applications

15. Q & A

16. John Head [email_address] 1051 Perimeter Drive Suite 500 Schaumburg, IL 60173 (847) 517-7200 (847) 517-7600 fax Facebook.com/PSCGroup Twitter.com/PSCGroup Linkedin.com/company/psc-group-llc Slideshare.com/PSCGroup Youtube.com/PSCGroup Facebook.com/johndhead Twitter.com/johnhead LinkedIN.com/in/johndhead Slideshare.com/johndhead Youtube.com/johnhead www.johndavidhead.com www.pscgroup.com

18. Vice President of Collaboration at PSC Group, LLC

20. Collaboration Summit

21. GRAINTE Chicago Lotus User Group Akassabov.wordpress.com twitter/akassabov

23. Lotus Design Blog(Mary Beth Raven) (www.notesdesign.com)

24. LotusStaffNotes (Brent Peters) (www.lotusstaffnotes.com)

26. Lotus Mashups (www.mix-and-mash.com)

27. Chris Pepin – IBM CTO’s Office (www.chrispepin.com) la09_logo_yellow.jpg Facebook.com/PSCGroup Twitter.com/PSCGroup Linkedin.com/company/psc-group-llc Slideshare.com/PSCGroup Youtube.com/PSCGroup

29. Every demo updated

30. Brand New Demos

32. Office 2010

33. Symphony 1.3 & 3.0

34. .NET 4.0

36. But you can access our presentations from previous years …

38. Works in your Notes Client

39. Configurable for your environment

41. Version on server for web and web services demos

55. Poll Results: PSC Sessions in 2010

56. Poll Results: WorldWide 2010

57. Let's Review how we got to 2011

70. OLE

71. LotusScript

73. Lotus Notes/Domino 8

77. Symphony 3.0 Otherwise known – How to Make John Feel Really Old!!!!

80. NotesSQL was used to get even the most basic of data

81. OLE embedding

82. Notes F/X

84. COM automation

86. Visual Studio.NET 2010 and VSTO 4.0

87. Code begins to move from inside a document to complete applications

89. From other applications

91. Q & A

95. Excel

96. PPT

97. Project

98. Visio

100. Symphony Spreadsheets (UNO)

101. Symphony Presentations (UNO)

102. Symphony Documents (LS API)

103. Symphony Spreadsheets (LS API)

104. Symphony Presentations (LS API)

105. VB.NET

106. C#

108. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft Word

110. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft Excel

112. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft PowerPoint

114. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft Project

116. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft OneNote

118. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft Visio

120. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Microsoft Access

122. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Documents via UNO

124. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets via UNO

126. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Presentations via UNO

128. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Documents via the new LS API

130. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets via the new LS API

132. Demonstrates how to use LotusScript to have Notes automate Lotus Symphony Presentations via the new LS API

134. Demonstrates how to use Visual Basic for Applications (from within Microsoft Word) to access Lotus Notes

136. Demonstrates how to use Visual Basic .net (from within Visual Studio.net 2010) to access Lotus Notes

138. Demonstrates how to use C# (from within Visual Studio.net 2010) to access Lotus Notes

140. Office variables and their converted constants

141. Extraction of constants by John Collidge

142. Database built by Tom Duff

143. Now an OpenNTF.org project

144. Supports Microsoft Office 2000, XP, 2003, and 2007 http://www.openntf.org/internal/home.nsf/project.xsp?action=openDocument&documentId=1F6C5C7B16317E218625726D004A31A9

148. Q & A

150. Create Envelope

151. Mass Mail Merge

152. Export

153. Create Presentation

154. Labels

155. Templates

156. Custom Fields This requires that you replace the design of your Contacts application with the OpenNTF.org Contacts Experience template

158. Release 2.0

161. Allow the user to select from custom templates

163. Allow the user to select from custom templates

167. Allow the user to select from custom templates

169. Allow the user to select from custom templates

171. Allow the user to select from custom templates

173. Allow the user to select from custom templates

177. Allow the user to select from custom templates

179. Allow the user to select from custom templates

182. Q & A

184. Easy Spreadsheets using Notes Data

185. Insert Image

186. Insert Slide

187. Notes Explorer

189. ODF

191. Access Contacts directly from the Mail Merge Data Panel

193. Auto Refresh

194. Generate Charts

195. Get data via a XML Agent

205. Java and the Simple Java API for ODF for Symphony

208. ECMA-376

209. ISO/IEC 29500:2008

211. Excel

215. Used by OpenOffice.org and Lotus Symphony

217. Open Document 1.2

218. We are using the Simple Java API for ODF created by IBM

219. http://odftoolkit.org/projects/simple/pages/Home

224. Q & A

226. Integration with IBM Lotus XPages

230. “ Getting Started” with Integration

232. From other applications

235. Lotus Symphony On-line and LotusLive

238. Education and extend in the Automation space

239. Bring new developers to the Document Generation Space

241. Launching mid Feb 2011

245. OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org

246. OpenOffice Developers Guide http://api.openoffice.org/DevelopersGuide/DevelopersGuide.html

247. Programming OpenOffice with Visual Basic http://www.kalitech.fr/clients/doc/VB_APIOOo_en.html

250. Lotus Greenhouse (greenhouse.lotus.com) is a live community website where you can use Lotus Collaboration Products for free! The Lotus Community Podcasts Planet Lotus (www.planetlotus.org) is an aggregation of Lotus related blogs and news IdeaJam ( www.ideajam.net ) is a place where people can post and share their ideas, and gauge the marketability, popularity and viability with input from others OpenNTF ( www.openntf.org ) is a site devoted to getting groups of individuals all over the world to collaborate on Lotus Notes/Domino applications and release them as open source Bleedyellow.com provides community implementations of Lotus Connections and Sametime IBM’s Official portal for developers including a dedicated section for Lotus (www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus) LotusUserGroup.org is the on-line home of the IBM Lotus community for regional and virtual user groups

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