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IBM Lotus Domino Application Portlet: Configuration and Tips

Overview This paper discusses the Domino Access Portlet. WebSphere Portal is a complete portal solution. It provides customers with integrated content and applications in addition to a unified, collaborative workplace. Domino is a comprehensive application platform. The main question asked by the customers is how can they move their Domino applications into a portal. Domino Application Portlet (DAP) provides the solution. It facilitates the easy integration of Domino Web Applications into a portal server. This paper will describe DAP in detail and will give practical examples on configuring and customizing this portlet.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2004	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
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