This session covered new capabilities such as additional REST APIs coming in future feature packs of IBM Domino; IBM's partnership with Panagenda ApplicationInsights; and partners such as Darwino, We4IT's Aveedo, and Sapho that provide tools to modernize corporate and situational applications.

1. Refresh and extend your
Domino apps
Barry Rosen - ICS Offering Manager!
Adam Kesner - ICS Offering Manager !
Nathan Barry - Senior Software Engineer!

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be given that an individual user will achieve results similar to those stated here.

4. Do your legacy apps
feel messy?
Out of date?
Inaccessible?
Clunky?

5. You’re not alone.
A recent Forrester study proved that employees find legacy business apps to be complicated, inefficient,
unintuitive, too divided, difficult to learn, and time wasting.
Because of the need for multiple apps, 65% of employees said data is often ignored, and 62% said bad
decisions are made based on old data.
Accelerate Digital Transformation With Simplified Business Apps, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Sapho, August 2016

6. Cloud
Consumer apps
Mobile
Where you work
UX
Web access
Disrupting the way we
access applications!

7. These might look familiar

8. Domino’s strengths

9. • 74% want personalized, relevant data !
!
• 69% want a mobile-first experience!
• 62% delay completing tasks because
of multiple systems!
!
!
• 61% want consumer-like features in
apps!
- Notifications!
- Anywhere access!
- Ability to work in real-time!
- Personalization!
Accelerate Digital Transformation With Simplified Business Apps, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Sapho, August 2016
What do employees really want?

10. What you need
A path to refresh and extend Domino apps!
Updated user experience, !
look and feel!
Legacy apps running on a variety
of access models!

11. Why it matters
Thousands of custom Domino applications are business critical!
Enabling modern access to that
data extends your investment!
Updating your apps helps
employees get work done!

12. Path to refresh your apps…
Analyze what apps are
most valuable to your
business !
!
Use enhanced APIs
and / or partner tools
to simplify and refresh
Domino apps!
Notes / Domino will be
continuously updated
so apps run smoothly
and are easy to
maintain!

13. Analyze your applications
How much are
they used? !
Who uses
them?!
How complex
are they?!
Are there mail
dependencies?!
Which views
are used in an
application?!

14. and
Introduce
ApplicationInsights

15. !
Determine which
applications are
used most in your
organization!
!
Determine which
applications are the
most complex in
your organization!
Analyze your most
complex
applications with
code analysis
Transforms Domino application usage and design complexity metrics into
actionable data to help build the path towards application modernization
Intended to be available Q2 2017 it will be available for customers on S&S
• Shows the 50 most used and most complex application instances and does code analysis on a subset of those
• Full Insights available in packages of 500 instances
• For more details: panagenda booth #430
ApplicationInsights powered by!

16. Various options to!
navigate database!
Inventory,!
Usage and Design!
Total number of!
database instances!
(mail, system, nab,!
mail-in & apps)!
Focus databases!
are all mail-in and!
application instances!
Total number of!
unique designs!
for focus dbs!
100% if all Focus!
Dbs covered!
through value!
packages!
Total number!
of person
documents in
Notes Name
and Address
book/Directory
Assistance!
Upsell!

17. 17!
Filtering of Focus!
databases!
Different column sets!
Complexity!
rating!
Various columns for!
investigating and sorting!
application landscape!

18. Refresh and extend
IBM Partners

19. Enhancing its API framework to extend
capabilities and enable the use of
modern application development tools!
IBM is investing in …

20. Extend capabilities of existing Domino REST
services
• Today, there are four “DAS” services that expose Domino data via
REST APIs to web and mobile applications!
• Each existing service will be extended to meet growing developer
demand!
Ships with
Domino
today
Available
on
OpenNTF
Mail service! Manage email content! X
Calendar service! Manage calendar content & send calendar workflow! X X
Freebusy service! View user availability, find available rooms! X
Data service! Manage views, document data, etc! X X

21. Additional services to be added
IBM intends to develop several new REST services to expose more powerful
capabilities!
• Directory service: Browse or search directory!
• Contacts service: Manage personal contacts in your mailfile!
• Mail Search service: Search your mailfile!
• Subscription service: Poll for changes or register for push (long poll) in an
application!
• Management service: Register users and manage groups!
Plans are subject to change!

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Define all services via the OpenAPI Specification
!
• IBM intends to publish YAML definitions according to
the OpenAPI specification for all REST services!
- Formally known as - Swagger specification!
!
• This enables integration with a number of third party
tools, including the Swagger tools!
!
- 26 different repositories on Swagger github alone!!
!
• Freebusy definition is available now, others will be
published as available!
!

23. Demo with Swagger Tools
Swagger tools provide dynamic API documentation with embedded ability to test APIs!
Swagger tools make APIs easy to consume!

24. Swagger UI
Host an instance of Swagger UI on Domino on your server!
• Developers can view dynamic documentation of REST services!
- Expand/Collapse operations, etc!
- See sample responses!
- See details about parameters!
• Developers can easily exercise the API, entering values and seeing the results!
See sample here (not hosted on a Domino server, so cant use the “Try it Out”:
http://petstore.swagger.io/?url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenNTF/dasApiSpecs/master/
freebusy.yaml!

25. swagger.io
• Input the OpenAPI definition!
• Client libraries for various
languages can be generated!
and downloaded!
• As you edit the spec, see a
nice!
visual representation of API!
documentation!
• See editor.swagger.io/#/!

26. Investing in Domino
• IBM intends to develop new REST APIs for Domino and enhance current APIs!
- Mail, Calendar, Freebusy and Data will be extended to better meet developer needs!
- Intention is to add APIs for Directory, Contacts, Mail Search, Subscription and
Management!
• IBM intends to make REST APIs usable from modern tools (ex. Swagger)!
- REST APIs that are easy to consume by developers!!
- Videos and sample code to help you get started!!
!
Plans are subject to change!

27. SmartNSF – Access Notes application logic via REST APIs
• Leverage the power of your Notes applications, exposing embedded business logic
to web and mobile via REST APIs!
• Developer defines a microservice for the application with domain-specific language!
• Build your UI based on the technology you want !
• Available NOW on OpenNTF as an extension for your Domino Server and Designer!
- Built together with the community and by the community!
Compliments of Christian Guedemann!

28. SmartNSF – What does it look like?!!
• APIs defined in a single point of
configuration in your Domino
Designer!
• Easy to find and easy to use!
What’s next?:!
• Auto-generate Swagger definitions
for your application’s APIs!
• Dialog based generation of REST
APIs for your applications!

29. Refresh according to your needs
Create micro apps with
Sapho builder that notify
key users and interface to
key Domino data on web/
mobile devices!
Convert your Domino apps
to be accessible via web/
mobile with Aveedo builder
installed on your Domino
server
Build mobile/web UI with
offline replication for
Domino applications with
modern development tools

30. Sapho architecture components
!
Services layer that integrates and orchestrates all of the services required to
deliver high-quality micro apps into a single software layer. !
Software client that gives employees
access to micro apps on any device!
!
Rapid micro application development
tool for building and deploying cross-
platform micro apps!

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Sapho Architecture

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• Java based connector that uses JNI or IIOP to connect to
Domino!
• Domino Connector can be configured to connect to multiple
Domino servers!
• Connector can access any data that is a column in a view or
a field in a document!
• Connector can read and write data that it can access!
• Connector configuration is defined for each database!
• Sapho builder uses data connectors to integrate with back-
end data and create new micro apps!
• Sapho booth #120!
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Domino Connector

33. Use to…
Create simple,
single purpose
micro apps and
workflows!
Quickly extend
workflows to
mobile devices,
web and
messenger
applications!
Build daily
dashboard with
proactive alerts
from multiple
Domino apps!
Configure events
out of Domino
based on specific
trigger alerts from
3rd party systems !
Integrate other
data sources into
Domino
workflows and
applications!
Quickly update
specified fields in
a form!
Targeted search
and view pre-
defined info in
Domino DBs!

34. • Powerful Designer to enhance exis4ng
and create new applica4ons
• Integrated Process / Workflow Modeler
• Flexible API and REST services
• Pre-built apps and components like Agile
Boards, Char4ng, and Office Integra4on
• Migra4on Wizard to modernize
Notes applica4ons
• Data’s security model remains intact
• Na4ve mobile app with offline mode
• Futureproof plaQorm available as on-
prem or (hybrid) Cloud
A Complete Business Applica1on Pla3orm for Web and Mobile
Booth 824 (We4IT)
hBp://aveedo.com

35. d

36. Use to…
Access
existing
Domino apps
through web or
mobile!
Modernize
applications
with Wizard for
easy UI
creation!
Integrate
existing apps
into modern
work-place
concepts
Unlock your
Domino app
data with
native
cognitive
service
integrations!
Enhance
Domino apps
with modern
workflow and
productivity
tools!
Save more
than 70%
development
time and cost!
Extend apps
with seamless
integration of
data from
other sources
into a single UI!

37. Booth 630 (Trilog Group)
www.darwino.com
A pla3orm agnos1c enterprise full-stack applica1on development pla3orm
• Create a state-of-the-art user experience for
your Notes apps
• Propel your exis4ng investment into the future
• Preserve exis4ng Domino capabili4es and
remove legacy limita4ons
• Maintain security model and Domino
document centric func4onality
• Choose the technology that best serves your
business
• Replicate your data 2-way with Domino
• Offline access to your mobile applica4ons
• Write once, deploy everywhere

38. Darwino architecture components
Darwino Database (DB) – Darwino DB is a JSON store that runs on any RDBMS system AND your
users’ mobile devices with the same API. Supports multipoint replication for offline use. !
!
Darwino API – The Darwino
Platform exposes its full API via
libraries in Java, Javascript,
and also REST Services. !
!
Darwino Data Conectors -
Darwino provides a set of Data
Connectors that can link your
DarwinoDB with any RDMBS, JSON
or other data store – including IBM
Domino!
Darwino Studio – The primary
development environment for
the Darwino platform, plugs
into the standard Enterprise
Java tooling like Eclipse and
Maven.!

39. • Darwino creates distributed
applications that can seamlessly
execute on a server or locally on
the devices!
- Write once, run everywhere!
- Provides seamless offline experience!
• Mobile applications can be
purely native or hybrid!
- A hybrid application starts a local,
lightweight, secure HTTP server!
‣ Ensures the full code portability!

40. Use to…
Build new web /
mobile UI to
Domino data
through Darwino
framework!
Generate app
stack that gives
developers
flexibility to
extend
functionality !
Bi-directional
replication with
Domino,
background
logic can
continue running!
Modernize entire
app or select
pieces !
Build notifications
for mobile
devices!
Use mobile apps
when there’s no
connection!
Access your
notes data from
the Darwino DB
with APIs!

41. Continuous Updates
Feature
Packs!
!
Fix Pack 7 - Q3 2016!
Feature Pack 8 - Q1 2017!
Feature Pack 9 - Est. Q3
2017!
Extended
Support!
!
Version 9.0.x supported
until at least 2021!
IBM Verse !
On Premises!
!
Available Now!
Plans are subject to change!

42. Feature Pack Feedback
“I like this model as it will keep ICS limber and more readily able to release software in a manner
akin to the smart phone update release model we all enjoy.”!
A Conversation with Barry Rosen, at IBM: Part II -Bill Malchisky September 21 2016!
!
“The features and fixes to be released in the Notes/Domino feature packs are to be released via
priority. Each cycle the highest priority fixes and features will be worked on for release, rather than
promising something and not delivering, announcements will be made on what is coming over the
next few weeks we hope and that will continue going forward. Again another improvement.”!
Sutol, Pokemon and an awesome time -by Sharon Bellamy !
!
“Domino features can be delivered much quicker with this new model.”!
Modern Domino Alive and Healthy Posted on November 3, 2016 by Slobodan Lohja!
!
“Those features will be delivered via "Feature Packs" instead of "Fixpacks". .....This is a smoother
way to develop and deploy new functionality.” !
Notes and Domino Future Daniel Nashed 23 September 2016!

43. In Summary!
• Understanding the environment utilizing Panagenda ApplicationInsights for all
current Domino customers
• Modifying / Extending applications by providing customers starting points
ü Premier partners such as
ü Using the expanded Domino REST Services and the new Open API specification
• Supporting the Notes / Domino portfolio with continuous updates
• Listening to “the” community – let us know your feedback along the way!
Our strategy is to protect the value of critical business applications written
in Domino by;!

44. Resources
Partners
- http://www.panagenda.com!
- http://en.aveedo.com/!
- http://www.darwino.com!
- http://www.sapho.com !
- Sapho Connectors !
- http://www.openntf.org!
- https://smartnsf.openntf.org!
Technical Resources
• Coming Soon! - Domino Access Services Specs on Github!
- Freebusy YAML definition!
- DAS documentation!
- Sample apps and YouTube links!
• Swagger - http://swagger.io/tools/!
• API Connect -
http http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/api-connect!

45. Other Sessions to Check Out
Session! Session #!
Your Mail Is in the Cloud - What about Your Apps?! 1083!
IBM Verse Deep Dive and Roadmap! 1207!
Notes and Domino Roadmap! 1045!
IBM Verse On-Premises for Dummies! 1209!
Beyond Domino Designer! 1545!
A Deep Dive into the Feature Pack Pipeline for Domino App Dev ! 1671!
Your App Deserves More - The Art of App Modernization - - Webgate! 1478!
Cognitive Data Exploration for Domino/Notes Applications with Watson Discovery – We4IT! 1720!
Application Modernization: 101 - panagenda! 1722!
Reinvent Domino applications with Sapho Micro Apps - Sapho! 1719!
Give a New Life to Your Notes/Domino Applications and Leverage IBM Bluemix, Watson, &
Connections - Darwino!
1467!

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