Written with the Webmaster in mind this comprehensive book/CD package offers many tips, techniques and templates for using Lotus Domino. Covers everything from installation and configuration to the latest developments in Version 4.6. FEATURES Includes the latest material on Domino 4.6 and a look at 5.0, c.g., Notes Designer, JAVA applets, tight integration with Windows NT, the Web Admin Tool, and more CD contains software templates for Lotus Domino, creating web pages, the Virtual Company Store, job postings and more. Covers hardware and software requirements for installing the Domino and virtual web servers under Windows NT/Windows 95 Separate chapter includes a thorough discussion and practical examples of numerous Lotus Notes, Domino and HTML applications Extensive material on security issues, error log analysis and Domino Advanced Services
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Domino is Lotus' new Internet server technology that lets any web client use web applications securely - including web pages, electronic commerce transactions, e-mail, and the creation of Intranets. This book covers the hardware and software requirements for setting up a Domino web server under Windows 95/Windows NT, and it includes practical examples of numerous Notes and HTML applications. It also covers the conversion of Notes documents to Domino so that they serve up correctly on an Intranet. -- Book Description
About the Author
James D. Cimino is the author of Intranets: The Surf Within and a contributing editor to NetWare Solutions magazine. He is president of Bright Ideas Software, a New Jersey consulting firm, specializing in business use of the Internet and Web page design.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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This book is on Domino R4.6 vs current R5,
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I don't have the book, but had to search on the cover for that info, so include it here. Domino R5 is quite different, and works much better for the web, so don't make this a primary book choice unless you are still using R4.6.
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This book saved my job!,
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This review is from: Webmaster's Guide to Lotus Domino (Paperback)
I was about to loose my job! I was having trouble configuring Virtual servers in Domino, and my boss was breathing down my neck. We had a deadline, a customer was getting irate, and I was getting nowhere with Lotus support. I read a thread up on the Lotus support forum, and bought this book. Jim explained how to configure the virtual servers step-by-step, with meaningful illustrations. I had the configuration working in under 30 minutes!
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Still in its infancy, the Internet has more than 5 million servers and more than 82 million users on its network. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
port mapper server, partitioned server, outbound work queue, session handlers, setup database, default access level, server document, connection document, server task, virtual servers, configuration database, configuration document, administration server, server console, data directory, database template, administration database, author access, cluster name, server setup, source server, web client Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lotus Notes, Advanced Services, Lotus Domino, Domino Web, Administration Process, Netscape Navigator, Site Configuration, Cluster Replicator, World Wide Web, Secure Sockets Layer, Certificate Authority, Control Panel, Finish Your Site, Generate Your Site, Internet Message Transfer Agent, Administration Requests, Agent Manager, Create Key Ring, Network Settings, Web Retriever Administration, Action Library, Foreign Domain, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Organization Certifier, Proxy Configuration New!
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Still in its infancy, the Internet has more than 5 million servers and more than 82 million users on its network. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
port mapper server, partitioned server, outbound work queue, session handlers, setup database, default access level, server document, connection document, server task, virtual servers, configuration database, configuration document, administration server, server console, data directory, database template, administration database, author access, cluster name, server setup, source server, web client Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lotus Notes, Advanced Services, Lotus Domino, Domino Web, Administration Process, Netscape Navigator, Site Configuration, Cluster Replicator, World Wide Web, Secure Sockets Layer, Certificate Authority, Control Panel, Finish Your Site, Generate Your Site, Internet Message Transfer Agent, Administration Requests, Agent Manager, Create Key Ring, Network Settings, Web Retriever Administration, Action Library, Foreign Domain, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Organization Certifier, Proxy Configuration New!
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- Mastering Lotus Notes by Kevin Brown in Back Matter
- Learn Lotus Domino: A Guide for Notes Developers by Rose Kelleher in Back Matter
- Lotus Domino for Dummies by Jon S. Stuart in Back Matter
- Creating Lotus Notes Applications (Programming series) by Lisa Pyle in Back Matter
- Lotus Notes (Quick Access Computer Reference Charts) by Research & Education Association in Back Matter
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