The document discusses rapid app development using IBM collaboration solutions, emphasizing the use of the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK to integrate various services and functionalities available through IBM's offerings. It highlights sample scenarios, such as partner communities and loan management, demonstrating how to leverage IBM's tools to build customized applications efficiently. Additionally, it includes disclaimers about the variability in performance and availability of products across different regions.

1. AD206: Build Apps Rapidly
by Leveraging Services
from IBM® Collaboration
Solutions
Niklas Heidloff, IBM
Henning Schmidt, hedersoft
© 2014 IBM Corporation

2. Who we are
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Niklas Heidloff
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IBM
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IBM Collaboration Solutions app dev community advocate
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OpenNTF director and technical committee chair
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@nheidloff / heidloff.net
Henning Schmidt
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Co-founder of hedersoft
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OpenNTF member, contributor and sponsor
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XPages enthusiast
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Dedicated to Social Business
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@schmhen / schmhen.de

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results similar to those stated here.
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4. Don't reinvent the Wheel
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How many times have you implemented this?
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Files
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User profiles
Tasks and updates

5. Agenda
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Services from IBM Collaboration Solutions
Scenarios
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Partner Community
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Loan Manager
Implementation
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IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK
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XPages
Resources and Questions

6. Scenarios: Extensibility and Social Apps
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Extensibility / Inside – Out
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Extend IBM Collaboration Solutions user interfaces
to integrate third party apps
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Via OpenSocial gadgets, iWidgets, SPIs and
extension points
Social Apps / Outside – In
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Utilize the services of IBM Collaboration Solutions
as infrastructure for your apps
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Via the Social Business Tookit SDK

7. Sample Scenario: Partner Community
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IBM SmartCloud® for Social Business (SC4SB) provides
a big set of out of the box functionality, for example:
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Ability to invite guests
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Communities with forums, files, file synchronization, etc.
Apps can be developed to extend the SC4SB functionality to implement specific business
requirements, specifically:
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Workflow functionality
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Internal discussions

8. Sample Scenario: Partner Community
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Zeta Insurance is a fictive health insurance company that sells their products through
partners, the insurance brokers
Zeta Insurance
Support Specialists
Insurance Brokers
SC4SB Community
Paul Zhou
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Internal Support App
Samantha Daryn
Harry Greene

9. Demo: Partner Community
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10. Sample Scenario: Loan Manager
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IBM Connections offers a large set
of functionality just like SC4SB
These functions can be used 'as-is' or
consumed as services in order to create
new applications

11. Sample Scenario: Loan Manager
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Customer advisors and accountant clerks are closely working together on loan applications
Customer advisors initiate new loan applications as requested by customers
Accountant clerks have to check the applications and prepare all paperwork
Customer Advisor
Ed El-Amon
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Accountant Clerk
Fernando Brion

12. Demo: Loan Manager
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13. IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK
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Build your social apps with the SDK
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Leverage IBM Collaboration Solutions
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Simplify Development
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Speed Up Deployment
Services
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Profiles, files, status updates, tasks,
forums and much more
Access to services
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Java and JavaScript APIs
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Generic REST calls
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Reusable UI controls

14. IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK Components
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SDK (open source)
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Development community
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IBM Collaboration QuickStart image
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Playground
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15. Functionality used in Sample Scenarios
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Loan Manager
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XPages and SDK
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IBM Connections
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App
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OAuth
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Services
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Files
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Activity streams
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Activity and to dos
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Partner Community
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XPages and SDK
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SC4SB
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SC4SB user interface and App
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Basic authentication
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Service
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Forums
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UI controls
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Community members
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SC4SB UI extension
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Embedded experience

16. Rome wasn't built in a Day, but the Samples were
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Loan Manager
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2 XPages
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18 Custom controls
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3 Java classes
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3 Views
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2 CSS
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Partner Community
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11 XPages
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14 Custom controls
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4 Java classes
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3 Views
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1 CSS
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84 KB (not minified, not compressed)
32 KB (not minified, compressed)

17. Usage of the Social Business Toolkit SDK in XPages
com.ibm.xsp.sbtsdk.library
Playground
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XPagesSBT.nsf

18. Basic Authentication
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20. OAuth
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21. Java APIs
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25. UI Controls
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28. Summary
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Don't reinvent the wheel. Use services provided by IBM Collaboration Solutions
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Use the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK to access IBM Collaboration Solutions
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XPages = Rapid Application Development
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To get started with the SDK in XPages check out the various open source samples
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Use the 60 days trial of IBM SmartCloud for Social Business and the IBM Collaboration
Quick Start image

29. Resources and Questions
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Home page: http://ibmdw.net/social
SDK: http://ibmsbt.openntf.org
GitHub: https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK
Webinars: https://www.ibmdw.net/social/events/
StackOverflow: #ibmsbt
Twitter: @ibmsbt
YouTube: http://youtube.com/ibmsbt
Playground: http://bit.ly/sbtplayground
Image via Placeit.net
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Screenshots
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62. Engage Online
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SocialBiz User Group socialbizug.org
– Join the epicenter of Notes and Collaboration user groups
Follow us on Twitter
Engage
– @IBMConnect and @IBMSocialBiz
Online
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LinkedIn http://bit.ly/SBComm
– Participate in the IBM Social Business group on LinkedIn:
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Facebook https://www.facebook.com/IBMSocialBiz
– Like IBM Social Business on Facebook
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Social Business Insights blog ibm.com/blogs/socialbusiness
– Read and engage with our bloggers
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– Web or mobile browser
– Connect Online kiosk onsite
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