Lotus 190-701 IBM Lotus Notes Domino Application Development Update

About Exam

Exam number/code: 190-701
Exam name: IBM Lotus Notes Domino Application Development Update
Exam no. of questions: 40 Questions
Duration: 60 minutes
Passing score: 75%
Question types: Multiple choice questions (MCQ's), Multiple choice single answer, Multiple choice multiple answer, Drag and drop & Simulations (optional)

Covers application development update using Lotus Notes 7 as it relates to these competency areas

• Design and Development Enhancements
• Programming Enhancements
• Web Services in Domino Applications

Exam Objectives

Design and Development Enhancements

1. Identify and use new features and options in the Domino Designer interface
2. Describe AutoSave architecture
3. Implement AutoSave in a form
4. Recover AutoSaved documents
5. Create a shared column
6. Identify impact of modifying a shared column
7. Identify impact of deleting a shared column
8. Enable agent and Web service profiling
9. View results of agent and Web service profiling
10. Interpret results of agent and Web service profiling
11. Manage the Notes client and Domino Designer exit prompt
12. Understand impact of disabling the exit prompt on both the Notes client and

Domino Designer
13. Close multiple open windows in Notes client and Domino Designer
14. Utilize new accessibility features in Notes tables
15. Create actions for right-click menuing
16. Create Input Enabled formulas
17. Recognize that views can now have multiple user-defined color columns

Programming Enhancements

1. Recognize new @Functions
2. Recognize new @Commands
3. Recognize @Functions which are no longer officially supported
4. Recognize new LotusScript methods
5. Recognize new LotusScript properties
6. Utilize LotusScript debugger enhancements
7. Debug Java code remotely using a third-party Integrated Development Environment

Web Services in Domino Applications

1. Define basic Web services concepts and terminology
2. Create a Web service using LotusScript
3. Describe how WSDL is generated and maintained
4. Recognize that SOAP binding is required for Domino Web services
5. Apply security on a Domino Web service