IBM Connect 2014 - AD206 - Build Apps Rapidly by Leveraging Services from IBM Collaboration Solutions
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The document outlines how to rapidly build applications by leveraging IBM's collaboration solutions and the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK. It emphasizes the importance of integrating IBM services to avoid redundant development and presents sample scenarios like partner communities and loan management. The authors, Niklas Heidloff and Henning Schmidt, provide practical insights for developers to utilize these tools effectively.
IBM Connect 2014 - AD206 - Build Apps Rapidly by Leveraging Services from IBM Collaboration Solutions
- 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 2 Niklas Heidloff – IBM – IBM Collaboration Solutions app dev community advocate – OpenNTF director and technical committee chair – @nheidloff / heidloff.net Henning Schmidt – Co-founder of hedersoft – OpenNTF member, contributor and sponsor – XPages enthusiast – Dedicated to Social Business – @schmhen / schmhen.de
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- 4. Don't reinvent the Wheel How many times have you implemented this? – – Files – 4 User profiles Tasks and updates
- 5. Agenda 5 Services from IBM Collaboration Solutions Scenarios – Partner Community – Loan Manager Implementation – IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK – XPages Resources and Questions
- 6. Scenarios: Extensibility and Social Apps 6 Extensibility / Inside – Out – Extend IBM Collaboration Solutions user interfaces to integrate third party apps – Via OpenSocial gadgets, iWidgets, SPIs and extension points Social Apps / Outside – In – Utilize the services of IBM Collaboration Solutions as infrastructure for your apps – Via the Social Business Tookit SDK
- 7. Sample Scenario: Partner Community 7 IBM SmartCloud® for Social Business (SC4SB) provides a big set of out of the box functionality, for example: – Ability to invite guests – Communities with forums, files, file synchronization, etc. Apps can be developed to extend the SC4SB functionality to implement specific business requirements, specifically: – Workflow functionality – Internal discussions
- 8. Sample Scenario: Partner Community 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 8 Internal Support App Samantha Daryn Harry Greene
- 10. Sample Scenario: Loan Manager 10 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 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 11 Accountant Clerk Fernando Brion
- 13. IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK 13 Build your social apps with the SDK – Leverage IBM Collaboration Solutions – Simplify Development – Speed Up Deployment Services – Profiles, files, status updates, tasks, forums and much more Access to services – Java and JavaScript APIs – Generic REST calls – Reusable UI controls
- 14. IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK Components SDK (open source) Development community IBM Collaboration QuickStart image Playground 14
- 15. Functionality used in Sample Scenarios 15 Loan Manager – XPages and SDK – IBM Connections – App – OAuth – Services ● Files ● Activity streams ● Activity and to dos Partner Community – XPages and SDK – SC4SB – SC4SB user interface and App – Basic authentication – Service ● Forums – UI controls ● Community members – SC4SB UI extension – Embedded experience
- 16. Rome wasn't built in a Day, but the Samples were Loan Manager – 2 XPages – 18 Custom controls – 3 Java classes – 3 Views – 2 CSS – – 16 62 KB (not minified, not compressed) 24 KB (not minified, compressed) Partner Community – 11 XPages – 14 Custom controls – 4 Java classes – 3 Views – 1 CSS – – 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 17 XPagesSBT.nsf
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- 28. Summary Don't reinvent the wheel. Use services provided by IBM Collaboration Solutions Use the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK to access IBM Collaboration Solutions XPages = Rapid Application Development To get started with the SDK in XPages check out the various open source samples 28 Use the 60 days trial of IBM SmartCloud for Social Business and the IBM Collaboration Quick Start image
- 29. Resources and Questions 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 29
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